ultralight

Kuba Šolc, alias Kuboj, je thruhiker, šéfredaktor magazínu Svět outdooru a tester ultralightového vybavení. Co podle něj dělá trail trailem? Proč jsou Pyreneje nejkrásnější hory Evropy? A jak začít s ultralightem? Společně jsme si popovídali nejen o jeho začátcích s dálkovými traily třeba na Kungsleden, ale také o pyrenejské HRP, o životě v dodávce a ultralehkém vybavení.

Kde Kuboje a jeho cesty sledovat:
IG: https://www.instagram.com/kuboj9
Termíny přednášek: https://www.kubojovycesty.cz/terminy-prednasek
Gearlists: https://www.kubojovycesty.cz/co-nosim-s-sebou

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In this episode, Andrew chats with Backpacking Light Staff contributor Drew Smith.

If you are a reader of the website, you may know Drew from his lovely stories about desert backpacking, or perhaps you’ve been reading his ongoing series about freeze-drying. If you haven’t read Drew’s work, make sure you check out the resources section (below) where we’ll have links to the articles we talk about in this interview.

Drew Smith grew up in Tuscon and Southern California and dabbled in long-distance hiking in his early twenties before picking it back up again later in life. He’s got a lot of interesting things to say about deserts, gear, food, and how to craft a hiking story, Enjoy!

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• Click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-64-drew-smith

In this episode, Andrew chats with Backpacking Light Staff writer Mark Wetherington. Mark began backpacking in 2007 as a student at the University of Kentucky, and since then he’s been exploring the southeast and the west on foot, bicycle, and skis. Mark’s writing has appeared in Backpacker Magazine and Trail Groove Magazine in addition to Backpacking Light.

Andrew and Mark chat about backpacking in the southeast, Mark's love of exploring the same place over and over again, Mark's favorite pieces he's written for Backpacking Light, and more.

Click here for show notes and video version: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-63-mark-wetherington

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Also in this episode: a conversation about a new outdoor fabric, updates on some packs we've been testing, and the launch of a new Backpacking Light online course - the How to Use Gaia GPS masterclass.

Click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-60-willow-belden-out-there

Benny Braden is a public lands advocate and accomplished long-distance hiker. In this episode, Andrew and Ryan chat with him about public lands stewardship, social media, National Park funding, and more. Also in this episode - what's up with bagging dog poop but leaving it on the side of the trail?

• click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/podcast-58-benny-brayden-vandalism-social-media/

• click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/podcast-57-food-for-sole 

• click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/podcast-55-perspiration-layering-wicking-evaporation-ventilation

In this episode of the backpacking Light Podcast, we interview physical therapist and athletic performance coach John Zombro about foot health, footwear, injuries, rehabilitation, training, and more.

Also in this episode: shoes we are looking at in 2022, updates on the Backpacking Light Member Q and A series, and our favorite things we've published lately!

• click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/podcast-54-foot-injuries-training-rehabilitation-hiking-backpacking-zombro

Backpacking Light contributor Ben Kilbourne reads his meditation on the transition from wilderness to trail to parking lot.

• Click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-53-going-home

We're gonna wrap up the year with a survey of gear we loved using in 2021. We polled the Backpacking Light staff and contributors and asked them to talk about the gear they couldn't live without in 2021 - and why. Make sure and check out the related Staff Picks 2021 article for more. Enjoy, and we'll see you next year!

• click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-52-gear-2021

This is the first installment of the Backpacking Light Podcast's new series of cottage industry interviews - where Andrew and Ryan chat with some of the small business owners who make up the ultralight cottage industry world.

In this episode, the guys interview Livio Melo, the founder of allmansright.

• click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/podcast-51-cottage-short-allmans-right

In this episode, Tayson and Brigham talk in-depth about the new line of ultralight puffy jackets from Outdoor vitals, build for any backpacking adventure you can throw at them!

To order, check out the link:

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In this episode of the Backpacking Light Podcast, Ryan and Andrew chat with Backpacking Light author and materials tester Stephen Seeber about layering, waterproof-breathable fabrics, and new GORE-TEX technology. Also in this episode, we discuss a new pack from Arc'teryx, updates to the popular NEMO Tensor line of sleeping pads, and a follow-up conversation about water-resistant down.

• click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-048-waterproof-breathable

In today's podcast, Andrew chats with some of the folks from IDFL Laboratory and Institute (originally known as the International Down and Feather Testing Laboratory) about water-resistant down. Also in this episode, Andrew shares some of the creative things listeners are doing in the backcountry and gives his final thoughts on the Nunatak Gear Bears Ears 50 pack.

• Click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-46-down

In this SKILLS SHORT EPISODE, Ryan and Andrew talk about strategies and techniques for creative pursuits in the backcountry: painting, writing, composing, photography, journaling, and more!

• Click here for show notes: https://backpackinglight.com/episode-45-backcountry-creativity