Vaisseau TerreJan 26
Les nouvelles versions MK2 de nos Sacoches de Druide sont disponibles sur notre boutique en ligne.
5 coloris en 5 exemplaires de chaque.
2 gammes : les Sacoches de Druide classiques à la durabilité éprouvée et reconnue + la nouvelle sacoche noire en Ultra™ 400 TX pour une résistance à toute épreuve.

Corps en Cordura 500D (sable, olive), Ecopak EPX200 (rouge/gris, vert/violet), Ultra 400TX (noir). Cheminées en UltraGrid. Poches latérales en Dyneema Stretch (sable, olive, rouge/gris, vert/violet), UltraStretch™ (noir).

Plus d’informations sur notre site internet VaisseauTerre.fr

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Vaisseau TerreJan 26
Nouvelles Sacoches de Druide : 3 poches externes, 3 couleurs, 3 exemplaires de chaque.
Corps et poches latérales en X-pac VX21 (coyote), Ecopak EPLX200 (blanc), Ecopak EPX200 (noir). Poche frontale en Dyneema stretch, poches latérales ajustables, ceinture amovible, tirettes faites main en buis, couture de renfort intérieure unique à chaque sacoche.
Un mini sac à dos pour vos hanches, guidon ou en bandoulière.

Plus d’informations sur notre site internet VaisseauTerre.fr

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New Druid’s Bags : 3 external pockets, 3 colors, 3 of each.
Body and side pockets in X-pac VX21 (coyote), Ecopak EPLX200 (white), Ecopak EPX200 (black). Front pocket in Dyneema stretch, adjustable side pockets, removable belt, handmade boxwood pull tabs, one of a kind interior reinforcement seam.
A mini backpack for your hips, handlebars or as a shoulder bag.

More on our website VaisseauTerre.fr

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Vaisseau TerreJan 26
Couture de renfort de sacoche de druide en hommage à l’épidémie dansante de 1518.

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Druid bag’s reinforced seam in homage to the dancing plague of 1518.

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Vaisseau TerreJan 26
Un sac à trucs version mini, compact et léger en Dyneema Composite Fabric (DCF).
Idéal pour vos petits objets (cables, batteries d’appareils photo), compartimenter bananes et sacoches ou contenir graines, tabac, fruits secs, etc.
Assemblage collé : peut contenir du liquide mais non étanche.
Attention le DCF et les lames ne font pas bon ménage.

Dimensions : 12 x 9 x 3cm
Volume : 33cl
Poids : 2,9g

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A mini stuff sack, compact and light, made out of Dyneema Composite Fabric (DCF) stuff sack.
Ideal for your small objects (cables, camera batteries), to compartmentalize hip bags and sacoches or to contain seeds, tobacco, dried fruits, etc.
Glued assembly: can contain liquid but not watertight.
Be careful, DCF and blades do not mix well.

Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 3cm
Volume : 33cl
Weight : 2,9g

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Vaisseau TerreJan 23
Prototype de 2019, corps en Dyneema Composite Fabric 102g/m², dos et poches latérales ajustables en DCF 170g/m², poche frontale en Dyneema et nylon extensible, fermeture par enroulement et attaches latérales, compartiment interne pour l’armature en Evazote de 8mm, ceinture amovible.

28-43L

Sac nu : 369g
Armature : 47g
Ceinture : 102g

Total : 518g

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2019 prototype, 102g/m² Dyneema Composite Fabric body, 170g/m² DCF back and adjustable side pockets, Dyneema and stretch nylon front pocket, roll-top and side straps closure, 8mm Evazote internal frame compartment, removable belt.

28-43L

Naked backpack: 369g
Frame: 47g
Belt: 102g

Total: 518g

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Michael FreedFeb 19, 2024

For today's #whatsinyourpack:

Camp chairs. Yay! Or nay?

I've tried all the ultralight camp chairs at REI. The Nemo moonlight was the most comfortable by far for my big frame but heavy at 2lbs. They just came out with the elite version that is 1 lb 2 oz (without the foot pad).

I'm seriously considering getting this but it's definitely a luxury item and adds weight to my pack.

Do you bring a camp chair backpacking? I would love to hear from any #thruhiker's!

#backpacking #AT #hiking

Jim SchochSep 5, 2023
Update from my son Aaron. Sodas, socks and scenery. He’s resupplying at Monarch Pass Colorado today. #aaronhikes #cdt2023 #cdt #thruhiker #hiking #ct
Jim SchochSep 1, 2023
My son Aaron is hiking the high passes currently (12,000 ft) where the peaks get as tall as 14,000 ft above sea level. Three trails converge for awhile in this area. The American Discovery Trail, The Colorado Trail and the Continental Divide Trail where Aaron sees a lot more hikers on a daily basis. #cdt2023 #thruhiker #cdt #aaronhikes #coloradotrail #americandiscoverytrail #hiking
Jim SchochAug 29, 2023
Update from my son Aaron on the Continental Divide Trail “Good sheltered site last night. Can you spot the tent? Zoom in.
Second picture…
View from Ptarmigan Pass. Looking down on the Dillon Reservior, I-70, and the towns of Silverthorne, Dillon, and Frisco.” #cdt2023 #cdt #aaronhikes #hiking #thruhiker
Jim SchochAug 28, 2023
Photos from the #cdt trail in Colorado taken by my son Aaron #aaronhikes #cdt2023 #thruhiker #hiking
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Michael FreedFeb 19, 2024

For today's #whatsinyourpack:

Camp chairs. Yay! Or nay?

I've tried all the ultralight camp chairs at REI. The Nemo moonlight was the most comfortable by far for my big frame but heavy at 2lbs. They just came out with the elite version that is 1 lb 2 oz (without the foot pad).

I'm seriously considering getting this but it's definitely a luxury item and adds weight to my pack.

Do you bring a camp chair backpacking? I would love to hear from any #thruhiker's!

#backpacking #AT #hiking

Show threadMichael FreedFeb 20, 2024

Thank you everyone who responded. I love this community!

I was just reading the latest thru-hiker survey from The trek. Only 3% of thru-hikers carried a chair last year on the AT.

I think I'll leave the chair at home (or at REI in this case). :)

https://thetrek.co/appalachian-trail/top-stoves-filters-rain-gear-and-more-on-the-appalachian-trail-2023-thru-hiker-survey/

Top Stoves, Filters, Rain Gear, and More on the Appalachian Trail: 2023 Thru-Hiker Survey - The Trek

ach year here at The Trek, we ask long-distance hikers on the Appalachian Trail (AT) about the stoves and water filters they used on their 2023 thru-hike. This year we added a ton of new questions about gear hikers used, including rain jackets, trekking poles, GPS devices, menstruation products, and  even more! In this final post of the series, we’ll cover the most popular cooking systems, resupply strategies, water filters, power banks, and plenty more gear choices, ...

The Trek
Show threadScottFeb 19, 2024

@freeder23 A camp chair is primary luxury item on nearly every backpacking trip. It just makes so much difference for me, personally, that it’s well worth the weight.

But…my trips are always with friends and involve a lot of campfire time, and I’m also not thru-hiking so much shorter trips.

Show threadHiker Geek 🌲💻🌲Feb 19, 2024

@freeder23

There are times when I camp with other people, like my family, where we just hike into a nice site with heavy packs and enjoy a luxury camp.

I'll let them chime in but I am pretty sure this is not a thru hike item. Just to give you an idea how you start to think about what you carry I had a small aluminum pot grabber and ended up sending it home because I could use my bandana.

Show threadMichael FreedFeb 19, 2024
@HikerGeek you make a great point. I just switched out my stocking cap with a beanie because it will save me 1.3 oz.
Show threadBodlingFeb 19, 2024

@freeder23 I didn't carry one, but when I saw an AT hopeful thru hiker sitting in one, I felt jealous.

I also did not see anyone carrying or using a camp chair anywhere north of the Smokies.

Show threadMichael FreedFeb 19, 2024
@Bodling that says a lot. Thanks.
Show threadAndrew BriscoeFeb 19, 2024
@freeder23 I don’t own a camp chair but only because I’ve only ever done solo trips. Mostly hang out in my tent instead.
Show threadMichael FreedFeb 19, 2024

@andrewbriscoe same here. I've usually had a picnic bench at my camp sites as well. I could see having a chair being nice early on in my AT thru-hike when I am hiking shorter days and spending more time in camp. Later on, when I'm doing high mileage days, I probably wouldn't use it much. I imagine I will be hiking, eating, and sleeping.

The $179.99 price tag kept me from making an impulse buy. Lol

Show threadAndrew BriscoeFeb 19, 2024
@freeder23 I don’t think I would take one on a thru hike but I would definitely buy one if I were going on a weekend trip with a friend. My solo trips tend to be thru hiker style with 10 plus hours of hiking. But you can start with one and send it home if you don’t need it anymore.
Show threadGustav LindqvistFeb 19, 2024
@freeder23 I have one (Helinox Ground Chair at ~600grams) but I don't always bring it, depends on type of hike, destination and other variables.
Show threadEl Perro NegroFeb 19, 2024
@freeder23 I bought similar chair last week but not for thru hiking. For wildlife and bird watching purposes only.
Show threadSchalk CronjéFeb 20, 2024

@elperronegro @freeder23 From where I stand, the "backpacking chair" seems to be an American thing.

Not something I see people carry around on multi-day trips. Maybe just walking to a lake for the day to have a picnic.

Having said that, we did pick up a lost little tripod chair at 3000m last year. Why anyone thought is was sane to carry it into such remote wilderness area, is beyond me.

Show threadShantaraFeb 19, 2024

@freeder23 I bought an expensive Big Agnes hiking chair a couple years ago, bit ended up using it only a few times. On pretty much every trip I would prefer to have a lighter backpack than a little bit of comfort the chair brings.

Now its main use case is chilling on the balcony when the weather is sunny.

Show threadDougFeb 19, 2024
@freeder23
No chairs. You'll just dump it at a shelter or road crossing before you've gone very far.
Show threadSchalk CronjéFeb 21, 2024

@freeder23 I see Dan Becker released a video just some hours ago on the Moonlight.
https://youtu.be/7DNf3lf7dfY?si=3yBQ_GZXWIa4P7is

#hiking #camping #nemoequipment #campingchair

Show threadMichael FreedFeb 21, 2024

@ysb33r thanks for sharing the video.

I've tried them all out in store. For a big guy like me, the Moonlight Elite is the GOAT. It's way more comfortable than any of the others.