7 tips for lightweight camping

The following tips, based on the principle of multiple uses, help you to be both lightweight and improve the quality of outdoor life:

1. A transparent kettle (such as a bottle of mineral water) can be a soft light under the action of a flashlight. The top left corner of the picture is the common kettle in North America. In fact, it is a bottle of mineral water in a supermarket. The effect is the same.

2. The pencil roll can be used to roll twigs or fine wood, and the rolled out wood chips can be a very good ignition material.

3. If you need to carry the seasoning, you can put it into a plastic tube and then seal it with hot air.

4. A few loops of tape around the outside of the kettle can provide necessary repairs or other uses in the field. It does not take up space at all, and it also prevents the kettle from being hot.

5. In general, our belts are not used for any other purposes except for being worn on the waist. In fact, when you go camping, you change your casual clothes. The belt can be tied to the trunk and become a “hanging rod” for various dishes.

6. The filter paper in the home can be used as a coffee bag or tea bag in the field. Simply put the coffee or tea on the filter paper and tie it with a string.

7. The white fabric can be used as a projection screen. Of course, the projector (now an ultra-portable projector) must be carried, and watching the action film in the wild should not be too cool.