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1. Ultralight Winter Travel: The Ultimate Guide to Lightweight Winter Camping, Hiking, and Backpacking
- Body: 50% Cotton/50% Polyester, Rib: 49% Cotton/49% Polyester/2% Spandex, Half Moon: Solid: 100% Cotton, Granite: 50% Cotton/50% Polyester, Oxford: 90% Cotton/10% Black Polyester
- Exceptionally soft cotton/polyester blend resists shrinking and pilling. Midweight 9 oz. fleece with a brushed interior for warmth without the extra bulk or weight
- Wider, ribbed waistband and cuffs stay flat for a clean finish. Two-ply hood with contrast jersey lining and drawcord. Hand-warming front pouch pockets
- Tonal embroidered C logo. C patch logo at cuff. Dyed-to-match exposed zipper with C logo pull. Back neck tape and half moon neck facing for no irritation
- Powerblend fleece is cold water wash, which diminishes energy usage
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1. Ultralight Winter Travel: The Ultimate Guide to Lightweight Winter Camping, Hiking, and Backpacking
- Body: 50% Cotton/50% Polyester, Rib: 49% Cotton/49% Polyester/2% Spandex, Half Moon: Solid: 100% Cotton, Granite: 50% Cotton/50% Polyester, Oxford: 90% Cotton/10% Black Polyester
- Exceptionally soft cotton/polyester blend resists shrinking and pilling. Midweight 9 oz. fleece with a brushed interior for warmth without the extra bulk or weight
- Wider, ribbed waistband and cuffs stay flat for a clean finish. Two-ply hood with contrast jersey lining and drawcord. Hand-warming front pouch pockets
- Tonal embroidered C logo. C patch logo at cuff. Dyed-to-match exposed zipper with C logo pull. Back neck tape and half moon neck facing for no irritation
- Powerblend fleece is cold water wash, which diminishes energy usage
Features:
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Trauma and Pepper did their Winter PCT thru hike with a 4-person MLD mid with a Ti Goat WIFI wood stove that weighed a combined 3lb. About 20lb lighter than the Luxe system by the look of it. It might be worth considering their setup if you haven't already. They write about it in their Ultralight Winter Travel book.
Ti Goat isn't currently selling the WIFI stove but I recently talked with Josh and he said he'd have them back in the store in Dec. Ron at MLD made a custom fire-proof collar for the stove chimney.
I've never Winter camped with a wood stove but it sounds like a cool idea. Get to stay warm during the long nights and dry out any wet gear.