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Safety in the Ultralight Era: Striking the Balance between Weight and Well-being
Introduction
Ultralight backpacking can feel like a liberating dance with nature, each step unburdened by unnecessary weight. Yet, with this newfound freedom comes responsibility. Safety must always be paramount. How does one strike that delicate balance between going light and ensuring safety? Let's dive into the world of