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<!-- b. Strategies to reduce weight of carrying items --><br />
# Replace the big three (shelter, bagpack and sleeping bag) with ultralight ones.<br />
# Optimize gears.<br />
# Choose gears that has an optimal weight ratio.<br />
# Weigh everything. Weigh each object and record the weight. This helps identify items that have potential for weight loss.<br />
# Reduce the weight of each item. Change items to reduce weight, such as removing brand labels and cutting off toothbrush handles.<br />
# Rations and consumables. Bring the minimum number of consumables necessary for the trip. This includes food, fuel, and toiletries.<br />
# Benefit from group gears. Share things if backpacking with other people. For example, a group of three people may only need one shelter and cooking system. This equipment can then be shared among the group.<br />
# Lighten your feet. Sandals and trail running shoes are usually lighter than hiking shoes.<br />
# Multi-purpose gears. Use one item for many tasks. For example, ponchos can also be used as shelter, and trekking poles can be used as tent poles. Bandanas have many uses.</div>FuzzyBot