In this video, I share with you my 10.1kg (22 lbs) gear setup for wild camping in the UK, during the transition months from winter into spring. This is the Base weight that I feel confident with, which will keep me comfortable whilst hiking and wild camping. This doesn't include consumables such as water, food and fuel.

Whilst I'm not too bothered to get down to the ultralight Base weight (10 lbs and under), it would be nice to trim and refine items from an efficiency perspective. I'm sure that this will be a gradual process as I improve my skills and change my needs over time.

This is the kit that I will be taking with me on my next wild camp on section 1 of the South Downs Way (Winchester to Exton).

Equipment
Osprey Rook 65L backpack
Wild Country Helm Compact 1 Tent
Kylmit Statis V Sleeping pad
Eurohike Sleeping Bag Liner
Hikenture inflatable Pillow
Berghaus transition 200 Sleeping Bag
Trekology foldable chair
Waterproof bags of various sizes
Peter Storm Down Jacket
Waterproof Trousers
Waterproof/windproof hat
First Aid Kit (plasters, pain-killers, Imodium)
Lixada Alcohol Stove
Lixada 900ml titanium pot with lid and stuff sack
Vango Windbreak
TruEarth cutlery set
Multimat
BCB Survival Kit
Opinel No8 Knife
Victorinox Huntsman pen knife
Sea to Summit foldable cup
Hand Sanitiser
Cloth
Lighter
Tea bag, Coffee sachets & Horlicks sachet
Headtorch & torches for tent (not shown in video)
Resealable bags for rubbish

I hope this helps. If you're thinking of wild camping, then I say to you to just go out there and do it. You don't have to buy expensive gear and there are plenty of resources online (and obviously YouTube) to help you.

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