Fall is the best time to go bikepacking! The weather is starting to cool off while our summer fitness is still at its peak. We can’t wait to hit the trail and soak in warm days and cool nights under the stars. Get ready with these bikepacking stories and of course, some recommended products below.
- Eddie O’Dea is Attempting to Become the First to Bikepack the Entire 5,900-mile Eastern Divide Route
- Dzil Ta’ah Adventures Organizes Unique Bikepacking Trips in the Navajo Nation
- The Bikepacking Recovery Routines the Ultra Endurance Pros Use
- Mountain Bikers Know How to Have More Than 1 Type of Fun [The Stoke]
Ortlieb Seat-Pack QR
$190.00
This bag packs a ton of gear, yet it’s still dropper-friendly and feels solid on the bike.
Buy from Ortlieb
Sea to Summit Spark Ultralight Sleeping Bag
$339 – $559
The Spark Ultralight comes in four different temperature ratings from 40° to 5° and two different lengths, regular and long. It’s a good choice for bikepacking since it stuffs to a small size and weighs as little as 880g. $339-$559
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SQlab Innerbarends
$44.99
Having multiple hand positions is helpful for long days in the saddle and these mini bar ends are about as unobtrusive as you can get. Read more.
Buy from Amazon
Gloworm | XSV Lightset 3600 Lumens
$389.00
You’ll get tons of runtime on the lowest brightness setting which is plenty for bikepacking speeds. Bonus: The battery acts as a power bank for charging your phone while you’re out and about. Read more.
Buy from Jenson USA
Garmin Edge 530 GPS
$296.90
With a color screen, built-in maps, and acute accuracy, we can say with certainty this is one of our favorite GPS units on the market for bikepacking or for just tracking local rides. Read more.
Buy from Amazon
Topeak Versamount Bottle Cage Mounts
$11.95
The Mounts are basically a no-brainer for the money, making it possible to strap more gear to any bike frame or fork safely. Read more.
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Chrome Doubletrack Feed Bag
$40.00
This feed bag makes it super convenient to eat and drink without stopping. It fits a 32oz Nalgene bottle plus snacks too. Read more.
Buy from Backcountry
Sea to Summit X-Pot
$49.95 – $79.95
Who doesn’t want a big bowl of pasta after a big day of bikepacking? Make it happen with the Sea to Summit X-Pot, a collapsible pot that weighs 283g and can be used over a portable single burner camp stove. Three sizes available.
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Ibex Merino Tencel Short Sleeve Tee
$85.00
This Ibex Merino shirt is a perfect option for bikepacking. It’s light and soft and moves with your body while the blend of Merino and Tencel keeps it cool and stink-free.
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Sawyer Micro Squeeze Water Filtration System
$29.95
This is a lightweight water filter that’s the perfect size for bikepacking. It’s also one of our favorites among those we’ve tested. Read more.
Buy from REI
Big Agnes Fly Creek HV UL2 Bikepack Tent
$449.95
Not only is this a lightweight tent, the poles are ultra packable to fit even the tightest frame bag. Read more.
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PRO Discover Handlebar Bag
$92.99
This bag offers solid and secure storage for your sleeping gear, tent, or clothes, whether you’re running flat or curly bars. Read more.
Buy from Backcountry
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