Ultralight hiking gear. Made in Scotland.
Featherweight pegs, mats and guylines that cut the grams big brands ignore, weighed for real, tested on real UK trails.
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Ultralight gear designed and tested in Scotland. Tent pegs, guylines, foam mats and stuff sacks that are honestly weighed, small batch made, and built to earn their place in your pack.
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ULpeg - carbon fibre
5.0 / 5.0
(5) 5 total reviews
Regular price From £29.99 GBPRegular price£29.99 GBPSale price From £29.99 GBP -
ULfoam - Ultralight camping roll mat
5.0 / 5.0
(12) 12 total reviews
Regular price £19.99 GBPRegular priceSale price £19.99 GBP -
DCF Stuff Sack
Regular price £21.99 GBPRegular priceSale price £21.99 GBP
Built for wherever you walk
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Wild camping
See the gearPitch light, sleep sound. Pegs that bite, guylines that hold, and a 50g mat for wherever you end up.
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Thru-hikes & big miles
See the gearBy day three of a long hike, every gram matters. Full guyline kits and pegs at minimal weights.
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Bikepacking
See the gearSmall, packable and strapped to a frame — DCF sacks and stakes that disappear into a saddle bag.
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Weekend munros
See the gearGrab-and-go kit that keeps the pack light enough to actually enjoy the hill.
Gear that solves real problems
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Better carbon, smaller pegs
Most carbon pegs use pultruded carbon because it’s easier to manufacture at scale. We use more expensive woven carbon instead, giving our pegs greater flex under load and making them far less prone to snapping in high winds.
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Honest weights
Our 50g foam mat is properly 50g, not "50g if you don't count the bit we forgot." Every weight we list is the real one, because if you're counting grams, so are we.
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Ultralight from the bottom up
"Ultralight" gets slapped on 1.4kg tents. We start where the weight actually hides: pegs, cord and mats, because if you want a light pack, every bit matters. We cant wait to move into the market of bigger items, but for now, lets get the small stuff done right.
Two pals who got a bit too into it
We met at school, got into hiking during covid, started weighing things, then started weighing each other's things. Then came MYOG, because the gear we wanted either wasn't sold in the UK or cost stupid money.
We made some bad gear. We made some alright gear. Eventually we made stuff we actually wanted to keep using. That's ULgear: no grand plan, tested on real UK trails, usually wherever in Scotland we've got a free weekend.


