Camping | camping packed with skills to drink can not be less

A few days ago, I continuously updated the camping season article to see if I had complained about problems with backpacking. No matter how you save space, there is always something you can't let go and you choose to have a collective attack of phobia.

Xiao Bian found a summary of packaged equipment today. Letâ€™s take a look together.

In simple terms, the principle of admission is threefold: easy to take, balance, and compress as much as possible (ie occupy as much area as possible). Therefore, it is not possible to put messy equipment directly into the backpack. Instead, it needs to be classified and stored, that is, to put the same items together. On the one hand, it saves space and is easy to find (that is, easy to get); on the other hand, Compressible items occupy the smallest space. Here is a brief explanation of how to store various types of different features:

First, the large and compressible equipment, such as sleeping bags, down jackets, etc., are loaded with special bags for pull cords and discharged as much air as possible to reduce the volume. It is even possible to purchase special compression bags for compression. .

Second, such as sleeping mats and other such non-compressive, but it is easy to spread the equipment that affects the access, can be tied together with the appropriate size of the straps to avoid spreading.

Third, pots occupy a lot of space, so they should use their internal space as much as possible. You can put dry food, chopsticks, spoons, and split ovens.

After storage, it should be roughly the same as the following diagram, that is, various items are neatly put together:

Prepare to pack:
After the same equipment item is placed in a category, it needs to be properly placed in a backpack. Generally speaking, the backpack is divided according to the weight of the equipment, as shown below:

There are four packaging principles as follows: The purpose is to allow the body to bear the most easily and maintain balance:
- The heavier equipment is closer to the back

- The lighter equipment is furthest from the back

- Common equipment is placed on the top of the bag

- Unusual equipment is placed on the bottom

Specifically, the packaging steps are as follows:

1, the sleeping bag, pillowcase, sleeping pad and other large, but the last used equipment in the day of the trip in the backpack's lowest part. The tent poles are placed inside the backpack and placed sideways after the application.

On sleeping bags, the heaviest equipment such as cooking utensils, oil stoves, oil tanks, pots, dry foods, etc. should be placed. Remember to keep the part that is in contact with the back in a plane that can be in contact with it, avoiding the back of the item that is angular.

Place clothes, shoes, and other items in the rest of the bag in order.

If there is a place where a water bag is to be placed, a water bag can be placed, and if the backpack has a side bag, a water bottle is placed.

Other tools such as trekking poles, crampons, etc., are placed on the outside of the backpack.

Packing Precautions It is important to note that in the packaging, if there is a compression strap on the inside of the backpack or on the storage bag used, please fully buckle it to prevent the items from scattering.

This article is taken from the top of the snowline. Screenshot from How to Pack a Backpack, published by Eastern Mountain Sports.