Packing Your Frameless Backpack - LAUFBURSCHE huckePACK

[stevebungay]

Like the vid, and the rucksack too. Very instructive for us who are new to lightweight backpacking. I was converted after going up Mulhacen (see Youtube Mulhacen in winter), with 15kg. I don't want to do that again. Thanks again for sharing, and look us up if you're ever in southern Spain.

[gwaar]

By the way, what is the weight with all the kit in it? :)

Great video

[gwaar]

Truly inspirational. Truly.

Cant wait to adapt my gear towards UL inspired by videos such as yours :)

[interlinga]

Hi there, nice vid. You use the multimat adventure to give the pack shape. Do you find it is necessary to have the other smaller green mat as an additional back panel?

[Habichtshorst]

@interlinga The small green mat is actually yellow =) It is not necessary, but adds a bit of extra comfort, and as it is outside it is also easily accessible as a sit mat.

[rainbowhiker]

This is a pretty smart way to go about it. That is a beautiful pack. I like your choices in gear. Can't believe the amount and kinds of gear I used to use. Light gear is the only way to go. Thanks for showing this.

[Habichtshorst]

@rainbowhiker Thanks for liking it! I used to carry 20+ kg on a week long trip, without much enjoyment. Now I know better, and want t spread the gospel =)

[JimmyGunXD556]

that is cool. there are allot of guys that have a good knack at packing stuff. How much do you think the pack weighs? Or should I say what do the experienced hikers as yourself think a good goal weight wise is to reduce fatigue? thanks!

[Habichtshorst]

@uluuluululu Hei there, it is silynylon, XPac and a few other materials.

[1mmafrka]

Where can I buy this backpack?

[Habichtshorst]

@1mmafrka Check the laufbursche dot blogspot dot com blog and see the IMPRESSUM page for his email!

[davidjgrant23]

Thanks for the video, very nice set up Hendrick. I have been considering buying a thermarest neoair but your video has made me reconsider this. Do you find your 130 g mat warm enough in cold weather?

Also do you choose your traditional pieces of kit because you like them or for practicality? I imagine they may weigh less than the modern equivalent.

I hope the pack finds its way to the uk sometime soon

[ootysdad]

I am new to all this and your video is very helpful. However, I am confused. The second item you put in your pack, the black mat, what is its purpose besides giving the pack some structure? Who is the manufacturer? How much does it weigh?

[Habichtshorst]

@ootysdad The mat is a Multimat Adventure, weighs 130 g and its purpose is to be my sleeping mat at night =)

[medicjimr]

Very Nice video good information

[Habichtshorst]

@medicjimr Thank you!

[EQUIPnTRIP]

Thanks for another informative video Hendrik. I like your equipment and method of packing.

[Habichtshorst]

@EQUIPnTRIP Thank you! It took me a while to find the best way to pack, and of course to collect the gear... =)

[NovaPost]

Yep I liked the look of it too, I want one, I feel a purchase coming on once they're generally available. Excellent video :-)

[Habichtshorst]

@NovaPost Thank you! They will come in other colours than black as well, and in bigger sizes - this is the small one, 35 l. Hopefully this summer they become available =)

[kfinnguy]

Nice! Ive never seen a frame less pack before. But it packs nicely.

[Habichtshorst]

@kfinnguy Thanks! Frameless pack are very common in ultralight backpacking, and if you do not know how to pack it decently they will turn you off - hence my attempt at illustrating how to pack it =)

[MrPhilTurner]

Nice Hendrik - those external pockets are cavernous, and I was really impressed by their durability when bushwacking.

[Habichtshorst]

@MrPhilTurner I also was surprised how durable they were. I reckon you saw already the Dyneema version?!