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Category: Bikepacking

  • Can You Dry a Backpack in The Dryer? (How To Guide!)

    Can You Dry a Backpack in The Dryer? (How To Guide!)

    Hikers and outdoor enthusiasts often ask this question when their hiking backpacks gets soaked during hikes or other activities. While it is possible to dry a backpack in the dryer, there are certain materials, such as leather or wool, that cannot be put in the dryer as they will shrink or damage easily. But most…

  • Is a Carbon Frame Good for Bikepacking?

    Is a Carbon Frame Good for Bikepacking?

    Bikepacking is a great way to explore the outdoors while getting some exercise with friends and family. Because the bike is likely to be your biggest expense and the most crucial part of a good bikepacking trip, it is important to consider what bike frame material fits your needs the best. Whereas carbon fiber frames…

  • Can You (Spray) Paint A Tent? (Which Paint and How!)

    Can You (Spray) Paint A Tent? (Which Paint and How!)

    One thing to do while out of hiking season is to paint your tent in awesome colors! But can it be done? Whereas canvas, vinyl or cotton tents are easy to paint using ordinary fabric paint, those tents made from synthetic materials like nylon or polyester are much more challenging to paint due to the…

  • Tubeless Tires or not for Bikepacking? (Know the Facts!)

    Tubeless Tires or not for Bikepacking? (Know the Facts!)

    Tubeless tires have been growing in popularity among mountain bikers and cyclists for good reason- they offer a lot of advantages over traditional, tube-type tires. But are they right for bikepacking? In this article, we’ll take a look at; how tubeless tires work, why they are quickly growing in popularity as well as the pros…

  • Tent or Bivy for Bikepacking? (Which one to choose?)

    Tent or Bivy for Bikepacking? (Which one to choose?)

    When it comes to bikepacking, there is a strong focus on minimalism. This means finding gear that can do multiple things and taking only what is needed. This philosophy extends to tents and bivis. The main benefit of using a tent over a bivouac (bivy) shelter is that tents are generally larger and have more advanced…