Trekking Gear

Trekking gear for longer trips

Trekking often means spending several days outdoors with all your equipment in your backpack. Whether you are planning a mountain hike, a multi-day trip or a longer adventure through forests and mountains, you need trekking gear that is lightweight, reliable and easy to use. Here you will find stoves, fuel, cookware, water bottles and accessories that help you cook, refuel and pack smart along the way.

Stoves and fuel for trekking

A reliable stove is one of the most important parts of your trekking gear. Our gas stoves are developed for efficient cooking with low weight and compact pack size. For those who want to minimize their pack, the Lite Stove System is a popular choice, while the Essential Trail Kit combines stove and cookware in a practical complete solution.

Your choice of fuel affects both boil time and performance during the trip. In the range of gas and gas canisters, there are options for different temperatures and uses. Power Gas is a versatile choice for most of the year, while Winter Gas is developed for colder conditions where standard gas blends may perform less effectively.

Cookware and utensils for hiking and trekking

When every gram counts, it is important to choose equipment that combines low weight with high functionality. In our range of cookware and utensils, you will find pots, frying pans, cutlery and accessories adapted for outdoor life, hiking and trekking.

Products such as the LiTech Trek Kettle, Trek Cutlery Set and Trek Spork help you keep your pack compact while giving you a functional solution for cooking and meals outdoors.

Water bottles and vacuum flasks for trekking

Staying hydrated is essential during long days on the trail. Our water bottles are developed to handle everything from shorter hikes to longer expeditions. For cold mornings, breaks or winter trips, one of our vacuum flasks or food flasks can be a valuable addition to your pack.

During longer stages, many appreciate having hot coffee, tea or food close at hand. Among our coffee and tea accessories, you will find smart solutions that make it easy to enjoy a break without carrying unnecessary equipment.

How to choose the right trekking gear

The trekking gear that suits you best depends on the length of the trip, season, terrain and how you plan to cook. A shorter trip with an overnight stay often requires less equipment than a longer trekking trip where several meals need to be prepared every day. Weight, packability and durability are therefore important factors to consider.

• Choose a stove that suits the number of people and the type of cooking.
• Adjust the amount of fuel according to trip length and temperature.
• Prioritize lightweight, durable and pack-friendly cookware.
• Bring a water bottle, vacuum flask or food flask based on weather and needs.
• Pack equipment that has a clear function and contributes to efficient packing.

Many choose to combine several types of trekking gear to create a flexible and well-balanced pack. A lightweight stove together with compact cookware gives you good opportunities to cook without making the backpack unnecessarily heavy. On longer trips, extra fuel, a vacuum flask or a food flask can also be valuable additions.

Frequently asked questions about trekking gear

There are many factors to consider when choosing equipment for trekking, from stoves and fuel to cookware and fluid storage. Below, we have gathered answers to some common questions that can help you plan your pack and find gear that suits your needs.

Which stove is best for trekking?

For most trekking trips, a compact gas stove is a good choice thanks to its low weight, ease of use and fast boiling. The stove that suits you best depends on the length of the trip, the number of people and the conditions you expect.

How much fuel do I need for a multi-day trip?

Fuel consumption is affected by temperature, number of people and the type of food you plan to cook. If you mainly boil water, you will use less fuel than when preparing more advanced meals several times a day.

What should be included in a trekking pack?

A stove, fuel, cookware, cutlery, water bottle and suitable clothing form the foundation of most trekking packs. Always adapt your equipment to the weather conditions, terrain and length of the trip.

Which cookware is best for trekking?

Lightweight cookware in aluminum or other low-weight materials is a popular choice for trekking and hiking. Many prefer cookware that can be stacked or packed inside itself to save space in the backpack.

Do I need a vacuum flask on a trekking trip?

A vacuum flask is not necessary on every trip, but it is often practical when you want hot drinks available during the day without having to stop and use the stove. During autumn, winter and early spring, a vacuum flask is especially appreciated.