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  1. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Backpack and some miscellaneous items for the Fish River Canyon hike.

    The backpack is the 46lt version from LiteAF (liteaf.com/product/ecopak-eplx). I am taking the optional hip belts pockets (liteaf.com/product/hip-belt-po) as well as the hip pack (liteaf.com/product/fanny-pack/).

    I have found a way to either strap the hip bag into the hip belt, or alternative to carry it on top of the back pack. The hip pack is primarily for camera equipment. If I decide not to take any action camera, it will stay behind.

    I have also added a stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs (hilltoppacks.com/collections/a) as the one from LIteAF does not suit my needs.

    Some additional items:

    - Sea To Summit Trash bag (seatosummit.eu/products/trash-). It keeps all the trash safely contained and the smells out of the backpack. THis is the older model and there is a newer model available.

    - LiteAF Hiker Wallet (liteaf.com/product/small-zippe). I'll have some cash and a credit card in there, because when one finishes the hike, it will pay for food, drinks and the warm water pools.

    - Hilltop Packs Zipper Puch (hilltoppacks.com/products/zipp) - This keeps my passport and all relevant documentation. The hiker wallet also goes inside.

    - Cébé Sunglasses - I use photochromatic 0-3 so that I can ever wear it in low-light conditions. The latter is useful when one might encounter brush, branches or insects.

    - Nooz Optics reading glasses (nooz-optics.com/en-us/collecti) - I have found these to be the most dependable and lightweight for backcountry usage. They go in a hipbelt pocket for quick access.

    - Kimbefeel Milos sandals - The best weight-to-comfort sandals I've come across. Thicker than Xero, but lighter. Unfortunately they are discontinued.

    - Leki Traveller Alu telescopic poles (leki.co.uk/item/813/Leki/Leki-) - Although slightly heavier, I prefer the aluminium version over carbon as I use these as my tent poles too. Even though I am not using a tent for this hike, I need it for other hikes on this travel, so these are the set of poles of choice.

    #fishrivercanyon #hiking #whatsinyourpack #namibia #liteaf #noozoptics #cebe #leki #kimberfeel #seatosummit #hilltoppacks

    #fishrivercanyon #hiking #whatsinyourpack #namibia #liteaf #noozoptics
  2. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Backpack and some miscellaneous items for the Fish River Canyon hike.

    The backpack is the 46lt version from LiteAF (liteaf.com/product/ecopak-eplx). I am taking the optional hip belts pockets (liteaf.com/product/hip-belt-po) as well as the hip pack (liteaf.com/product/fanny-pack/).

    I have found a way to either strap the hip bag into the hip belt, or alternative to carry it on top of the back pack. The hip pack is primarily for camera equipment. If I decide not to take any action camera, it will stay behind.

    I have also added a stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs (hilltoppacks.com/collections/a) as the one from LIteAF does not suit my needs.

    Some additional items:

    - Sea To Summit Trash bag (seatosummit.eu/products/trash-). It keeps all the trash safely contained and the smells out of the backpack. THis is the older model and there is a newer model available.

    - LiteAF Hiker Wallet (liteaf.com/product/small-zippe). I'll have some cash and a credit card in there, because when one finishes the hike, it will pay for food, drinks and the warm water pools.

    - Hilltop Packs Zipper Puch (hilltoppacks.com/products/zipp) - This keeps my passport and all relevant documentation. The hiker wallet also goes inside.

    - Cébé Sunglasses - I use photochromatic 0-3 so that I can ever wear it in low-light conditions. The latter is useful when one might encounter brush, branches or insects.

    - Nooz Optics reading glasses (nooz-optics.com/en-us/collecti) - I have found these to be the most dependable and lightweight for backcountry usage. They go in a hipbelt pocket for quick access.

    - Kimbefeel Milos sandals - The best weight-to-comfort sandals I've come across. Thicker than Xero, but lighter. Unfortunately they are discontinued.

    - Leki Traveller Alu telescopic poles (leki.co.uk/item/813/Leki/Leki-) - Although slightly heavier, I prefer the aluminium version over carbon as I use these as my tent poles too. Even though I am not using a tent for this hike, I need it for other hikes on this travel, so these are the set of poles of choice.

    #fishrivercanyon #hiking #whatsinyourpack #namibia #liteaf #noozoptics #cebe #leki #kimberfeel #seatosummit #hilltoppacks

    #fishrivercanyon #hiking #whatsinyourpack #namibia #liteaf #noozoptics
  3. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Backpack and some miscellaneous items for the Fish River Canyon hike.

    The backpack is the 46lt version from LiteAF (liteaf.com/product/ecopak-eplx). I am taking the optional hip belts pockets (liteaf.com/product/hip-belt-po) as well as the hip pack (liteaf.com/product/fanny-pack/).

    I have found a way to either strap the hip bag into the hip belt, or alternative to carry it on top of the back pack. The hip pack is primarily for camera equipment. If I decide not to take any action camera, it will stay behind.

    I have also added a stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs (hilltoppacks.com/collections/a) as the one from LIteAF does not suit my needs.

    Some additional items:

    - Sea To Summit Trash bag (seatosummit.eu/products/trash-). It keeps all the trash safely contained and the smells out of the backpack. THis is the older model and there is a newer model available.

    - LiteAF Hiker Wallet (liteaf.com/product/small-zippe). I'll have some cash and a credit card in there, because when one finishes the hike, it will pay for food, drinks and the warm water pools.

    - Hilltop Packs Zipper Puch (hilltoppacks.com/products/zipp) - This keeps my passport and all relevant documentation. The hiker wallet also goes inside.

    - Cébé Sunglasses - I use photochromatic 0-3 so that I can ever wear it in low-light conditions. The latter is useful when one might encounter brush, branches or insects.

    - Nooz Optics reading glasses (nooz-optics.com/en-us/collecti) - I have found these to be the most dependable and lightweight for backcountry usage. They go in a hipbelt pocket for quick access.

    - Kimbefeel Milos sandals - The best weight-to-comfort sandals I've come across. Thicker than Xero, but lighter. Unfortunately they are discontinued.

    - Leki Traveller Alu telescopic poles (leki.co.uk/item/813/Leki/Leki-) - Although slightly heavier, I prefer the aluminium version over carbon as I use these as my tent poles too. Even though I am not using a tent for this hike, I need it for other hikes on this travel, so these are the set of poles of choice.

    #fishrivercanyon #hiking #whatsinyourpack #namibia #liteaf #noozoptics #cebe #leki #kimberfeel #seatosummit #hilltoppacks

    #hilltoppacks #seatosummit #kimberfeel #leki #cebe #noozoptics
  4. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Backpack and some miscellaneous items for the Fish River Canyon hike.

    The backpack is the 46lt version from LiteAF (liteaf.com/product/ecopak-eplx). I am taking the optional hip belts pockets (liteaf.com/product/hip-belt-po) as well as the hip pack (liteaf.com/product/fanny-pack/).

    I have found a way to either strap the hip bag into the hip belt, or alternative to carry it on top of the back pack. The hip pack is primarily for camera equipment. If I decide not to take any action camera, it will stay behind.

    I have also added a stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs (hilltoppacks.com/collections/a) as the one from LIteAF does not suit my needs.

    Some additional items:

    - Sea To Summit Trash bag (seatosummit.eu/products/trash-). It keeps all the trash safely contained and the smells out of the backpack. THis is the older model and there is a newer model available.

    - LiteAF Hiker Wallet (liteaf.com/product/small-zippe). I'll have some cash and a credit card in there, because when one finishes the hike, it will pay for food, drinks and the warm water pools.

    - Hilltop Packs Zipper Puch (hilltoppacks.com/products/zipp) - This keeps my passport and all relevant documentation. The hiker wallet also goes inside.

    - Cébé Sunglasses - I use photochromatic 0-3 so that I can ever wear it in low-light conditions. The latter is useful when one might encounter brush, branches or insects.

    - Nooz Optics reading glasses (nooz-optics.com/en-us/collecti) - I have found these to be the most dependable and lightweight for backcountry usage. They go in a hipbelt pocket for quick access.

    - Kimbefeel Milos sandals - The best weight-to-comfort sandals I've come across. Thicker than Xero, but lighter. Unfortunately they are discontinued.

    - Leki Traveller Alu telescopic poles (leki.co.uk/item/813/Leki/Leki-) - Although slightly heavier, I prefer the aluminium version over carbon as I use these as my tent poles too. Even though I am not using a tent for this hike, I need it for other hikes on this travel, so these are the set of poles of choice.

    #fishrivercanyon #hiking #whatsinyourpack #namibia #liteaf #noozoptics #cebe #leki #kimberfeel #seatosummit #hilltoppacks

    #fishrivercanyon #hiking #whatsinyourpack #namibia #liteaf #noozoptics
  5. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the Fish River Canyon and Drakensberg trip I have my cooking setup settled and there are some luxury items.

    - I am taking a Fozzils Snapbowl for when I need a bowl. Doubles as a cutting board. (fozzils.com/product-page/snapf). It fits nicely into the back stretch pocket of the backpack.

    - A long handle spork.

    - A Victorinox Soldier's knife. It has all the necessary utilities for emergencies. The made blade is serrated and sharp. I have used it in the past to even cut open tins. (amazon.es/-/en/Victorinox-Schw)

    - A spreading knife, because it works better than the pocket knife's big blade. It is my one luxury item.

    - All the cutlery items go into a small Hilltop tent stake bag. I purposely bought the one with the meat print. (hilltoppacks.com/products/tent)

    - MSR Pocket Rocket DLX. Slightly heavier than some other compact stoves, but it burns more efficiently, has a regulator and a piezo igniter. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - Lightload Towel as a dish cloth. It is super lightweight, recycable and lasts for many days. (litesmith.com/lightload-towels/).

    - MSR Titan 900ml kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ)

    - MSR Titan Double Wall mug 375 ml. It fits inside the kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - All the cookware goes inside a Hilltop stuff sack, including one gas canister. (hilltoppacks.com/products/stuf)

    - I have one large food bag from Hilltop (hilltoppacks.com/collections/f) as well as 2nd snack bag. At this point I might take another Hilltop bag instead of the Sea to Summit drybag for the latter purpose.

    - As these hikes are in Southern Africa, a common practice is to eat rusks with morning coffee / tea. I keep these in a plastic container to prevent them from becoming crumbs.

    - My second luxury item is a Platypus 800ml wine bag, because we like to sip some red wine in the evening. When it is empty it rolls up really small (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    This whole setup is < 900g.

    I did not include a emergency matches or a lighter in this list as that will go into the emergency and first aid bag.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg #namibia #southafrica #msrgear #hilltoppacks #platypus #victorinox #fozzils

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg
  6. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the Fish River Canyon and Drakensberg trip I have my cooking setup settled and there are some luxury items.

    - I am taking a Fozzils Snapbowl for when I need a bowl. Doubles as a cutting board. (fozzils.com/product-page/snapf). It fits nicely into the back stretch pocket of the backpack.

    - A long handle spork.

    - A Victorinox Soldier's knife. It has all the necessary utilities for emergencies. The made blade is serrated and sharp. I have used it in the past to even cut open tins. (amazon.es/-/en/Victorinox-Schw)

    - A spreading knife, because it works better than the pocket knife's big blade. It is my one luxury item.

    - All the cutlery items go into a small Hilltop tent stake bag. I purposely bought the one with the meat print. (hilltoppacks.com/products/tent)

    - MSR Pocket Rocket DLX. Slightly heavier than some other compact stoves, but it burns more efficiently, has a regulator and a piezo igniter. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - Lightload Towel as a dish cloth. It is super lightweight, recycable and lasts for many days. (litesmith.com/lightload-towels/).

    - MSR Titan 900ml kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ)

    - MSR Titan Double Wall mug 375 ml. It fits inside the kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - All the cookware goes inside a Hilltop stuff sack, including one gas canister. (hilltoppacks.com/products/stuf)

    - I have one large food bag from Hilltop (hilltoppacks.com/collections/f) as well as 2nd snack bag. At this point I might take another Hilltop bag instead of the Sea to Summit drybag for the latter purpose.

    - As these hikes are in Southern Africa, a common practice is to eat rusks with morning coffee / tea. I keep these in a plastic container to prevent them from becoming crumbs.

    - My second luxury item is a Platypus 800ml wine bag, because we like to sip some red wine in the evening. When it is empty it rolls up really small (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    This whole setup is < 900g.

    I did not include a emergency matches or a lighter in this list as that will go into the emergency and first aid bag.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg #namibia #southafrica #msrgear #hilltoppacks #platypus #victorinox #fozzils

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg
  7. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the Fish River Canyon and Drakensberg trip I have my cooking setup settled and there are some luxury items.

    - I am taking a Fozzils Snapbowl for when I need a bowl. Doubles as a cutting board. (fozzils.com/product-page/snapf). It fits nicely into the back stretch pocket of the backpack.

    - A long handle spork.

    - A Victorinox Soldier's knife. It has all the necessary utilities for emergencies. The made blade is serrated and sharp. I have used it in the past to even cut open tins. (amazon.es/-/en/Victorinox-Schw)

    - A spreading knife, because it works better than the pocket knife's big blade. It is my one luxury item.

    - All the cutlery items go into a small Hilltop tent stake bag. I purposely bought the one with the meat print. (hilltoppacks.com/products/tent)

    - MSR Pocket Rocket DLX. Slightly heavier than some other compact stoves, but it burns more efficiently, has a regulator and a piezo igniter. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - Lightload Towel as a dish cloth. It is super lightweight, recycable and lasts for many days. (litesmith.com/lightload-towels/).

    - MSR Titan 900ml kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ)

    - MSR Titan Double Wall mug 375 ml. It fits inside the kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - All the cookware goes inside a Hilltop stuff sack, including one gas canister. (hilltoppacks.com/products/stuf)

    - I have one large food bag from Hilltop (hilltoppacks.com/collections/f) as well as 2nd snack bag. At this point I might take another Hilltop bag instead of the Sea to Summit drybag for the latter purpose.

    - As these hikes are in Southern Africa, a common practice is to eat rusks with morning coffee / tea. I keep these in a plastic container to prevent them from becoming crumbs.

    - My second luxury item is a Platypus 800ml wine bag, because we like to sip some red wine in the evening. When it is empty it rolls up really small (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    This whole setup is < 900g.

    I did not include a emergency matches or a lighter in this list as that will go into the emergency and first aid bag.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg #namibia #southafrica #msrgear #hilltoppacks #platypus #victorinox #fozzils

    #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg #namibia #southafrica #msrgear
  8. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the Fish River Canyon and Drakensberg trip I have my cooking setup settled and there are some luxury items.

    - I am taking a Fozzils Snapbowl for when I need a bowl. Doubles as a cutting board. (fozzils.com/product-page/snapf). It fits nicely into the back stretch pocket of the backpack.

    - A long handle spork.

    - A Victorinox Soldier's knife. It has all the necessary utilities for emergencies. The made blade is serrated and sharp. I have used it in the past to even cut open tins. (amazon.es/-/en/Victorinox-Schw)

    - A spreading knife, because it works better than the pocket knife's big blade. It is my one luxury item.

    - All the cutlery items go into a small Hilltop tent stake bag. I purposely bought the one with the meat print. (hilltoppacks.com/products/tent)

    - MSR Pocket Rocket DLX. Slightly heavier than some other compact stoves, but it burns more efficiently, has a regulator and a piezo igniter. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - Lightload Towel as a dish cloth. It is super lightweight, recycable and lasts for many days. (litesmith.com/lightload-towels/).

    - MSR Titan 900ml kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ)

    - MSR Titan Double Wall mug 375 ml. It fits inside the kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - All the cookware goes inside a Hilltop stuff sack, including one gas canister. (hilltoppacks.com/products/stuf)

    - I have one large food bag from Hilltop (hilltoppacks.com/collections/f) as well as 2nd snack bag. At this point I might take another Hilltop bag instead of the Sea to Summit drybag for the latter purpose.

    - As these hikes are in Southern Africa, a common practice is to eat rusks with morning coffee / tea. I keep these in a plastic container to prevent them from becoming crumbs.

    - My second luxury item is a Platypus 800ml wine bag, because we like to sip some red wine in the evening. When it is empty it rolls up really small (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    This whole setup is < 900g.

    I did not include a emergency matches or a lighter in this list as that will go into the emergency and first aid bag.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg #namibia #southafrica #msrgear #hilltoppacks #platypus #victorinox #fozzils

    #fozzils #victorinox #platypus #hilltoppacks #msrgear #southafrica
  9. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the Fish River Canyon and Drakensberg trip I have my cooking setup settled and there are some luxury items.

    - I am taking a Fozzils Snapbowl for when I need a bowl. Doubles as a cutting board. (fozzils.com/product-page/snapf). It fits nicely into the back stretch pocket of the backpack.

    - A long handle spork.

    - A Victorinox Soldier's knife. It has all the necessary utilities for emergencies. The made blade is serrated and sharp. I have used it in the past to even cut open tins. (amazon.es/-/en/Victorinox-Schw)

    - A spreading knife, because it works better than the pocket knife's big blade. It is my one luxury item.

    - All the cutlery items go into a small Hilltop tent stake bag. I purposely bought the one with the meat print. (hilltoppacks.com/products/tent)

    - MSR Pocket Rocket DLX. Slightly heavier than some other compact stoves, but it burns more efficiently, has a regulator and a piezo igniter. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - Lightload Towel as a dish cloth. It is super lightweight, recycable and lasts for many days. (litesmith.com/lightload-towels/).

    - MSR Titan 900ml kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ)

    - MSR Titan Double Wall mug 375 ml. It fits inside the kettle. (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    - All the cookware goes inside a Hilltop stuff sack, including one gas canister. (hilltoppacks.com/products/stuf)

    - I have one large food bag from Hilltop (hilltoppacks.com/collections/f) as well as 2nd snack bag. At this point I might take another Hilltop bag instead of the Sea to Summit drybag for the latter purpose.

    - As these hikes are in Southern Africa, a common practice is to eat rusks with morning coffee / tea. I keep these in a plastic container to prevent them from becoming crumbs.

    - My second luxury item is a Platypus 800ml wine bag, because we like to sip some red wine in the evening. When it is empty it rolls up really small (cascadedesigns.com/en-eu/produ).

    This whole setup is < 900g.

    I did not include a emergency matches or a lighter in this list as that will go into the emergency and first aid bag.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg #namibia #southafrica #msrgear #hilltoppacks #platypus #victorinox #fozzils

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #cooking #traillfood #fishrivercanyon #drakensberg
  10. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    I wasn't happy with the positioning of the shoulder pouch on my LiteAF pack. It was (1) too high, and (2) did not close well enough to keep 500ml bottle in place.

    So I opted to customise by using this stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs. It comes in two sizes and I ordered the smaller version as I only want a smaller bottle. I also took the opportunity to use a photo from where I was standing in the Orange river between South Africa and Namibia.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/a

    My suggestion to future buyers of bespoke LiteAF packs not to invoke the option of the shoulder pouch, but rather to buy an aftermarket version. Gossamer Gear also has a good product.

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking
  11. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    I wasn't happy with the positioning of the shoulder pouch on my LiteAF pack. It was (1) too high, and (2) did not close well enough to keep 500ml bottle in place.

    So I opted to customise by using this stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs. It comes in two sizes and I ordered the smaller version as I only want a smaller bottle. I also took the opportunity to use a photo from where I was standing in the Orange river between South Africa and Namibia.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/a

    My suggestion to future buyers of bespoke LiteAF packs not to invoke the option of the shoulder pouch, but rather to buy an aftermarket version. Gossamer Gear also has a good product.

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking
  12. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    I wasn't happy with the positioning of the shoulder pouch on my LiteAF pack. It was (1) too high, and (2) did not close well enough to keep 500ml bottle in place.

    So I opted to customise by using this stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs. It comes in two sizes and I ordered the smaller version as I only want a smaller bottle. I also took the opportunity to use a photo from where I was standing in the Orange river between South Africa and Namibia.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/a

    My suggestion to future buyers of bespoke LiteAF packs not to invoke the option of the shoulder pouch, but rather to buy an aftermarket version. Gossamer Gear also has a good product.

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking
  13. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    I wasn't happy with the positioning of the shoulder pouch on my LiteAF pack. It was (1) too high, and (2) did not close well enough to keep 500ml bottle in place.

    So I opted to customise by using this stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs. It comes in two sizes and I ordered the smaller version as I only want a smaller bottle. I also took the opportunity to use a photo from where I was standing in the Orange river between South Africa and Namibia.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/a

    My suggestion to future buyers of bespoke LiteAF packs not to invoke the option of the shoulder pouch, but rather to buy an aftermarket version. Gossamer Gear also has a good product.

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking

    #hiking #hilltoppacks #whatsinyourpack #liteaf
  14. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    I wasn't happy with the positioning of the shoulder pouch on my LiteAF pack. It was (1) too high, and (2) did not close well enough to keep 500ml bottle in place.

    So I opted to customise by using this stretchy water bottle pouch from Hilltop Packs. It comes in two sizes and I ordered the smaller version as I only want a smaller bottle. I also took the opportunity to use a photo from where I was standing in the Orange river between South Africa and Namibia.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/a

    My suggestion to future buyers of bespoke LiteAF packs not to invoke the option of the shoulder pouch, but rather to buy an aftermarket version. Gossamer Gear also has a good product.

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking

    #liteaf #whatsinyourpack #hilltoppacks #hiking
  15. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the outdoor person who apparently still needs more gear - customised titanium spork from Hilltop Packs.

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks
  16. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the outdoor person who apparently still needs more gear - customised titanium spork from Hilltop Packs.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/c

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks
  17. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the outdoor person who apparently still needs more gear - customised titanium spork from Hilltop Packs.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/c

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks
  18. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the outdoor person who apparently still needs more gear - customised titanium spork from Hilltop Packs.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/c

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks

    #hilltoppacks #hiking #cookware #whatsinyourpack
  19. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    For the outdoor person who apparently still needs more gear - customised titanium spork from Hilltop Packs.

    hilltoppacks.com/collections/c

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #cookware #hiking #hilltoppacks
  20. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Finally after 11 months my Hilltop Packs' dry bags arrived. Not the fault of Hilltops, but USPS. The originals are now probably being sold on a street market in Egypt.

    Hilltops did me a replacement set.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks
  21. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Finally after 11 months my Hilltop Packs' dry bags arrived. Not the fault of Hilltops, but USPS. The originals are now probably being sold on a street market in Egypt.

    Hilltops did me a replacement set.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks
  22. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Finally after 11 months my Hilltop Packs' dry bags arrived. Not the fault of Hilltops, but USPS. The originals are now probably being sold on a street market in Egypt.

    Hilltops did me a replacement set.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks
  23. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Finally after 11 months my Hilltop Packs' dry bags arrived. Not the fault of Hilltops, but USPS. The originals are now probably being sold on a street market in Egypt.

    Hilltops did me a replacement set.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks

    #hilltoppacks #drybag #hiking #whatsinyourpack
  24. Schalk Cronjé @[email protected] ·

    Finally after 11 months my Hilltop Packs' dry bags arrived. Not the fault of Hilltops, but USPS. The originals are now probably being sold on a street market in Egypt.

    Hilltops did me a replacement set.

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks

    #whatsinyourpack #hiking #drybag #hilltoppacks