Canadian Running

WHAT’S IN MICHAEL OVERBECK’S BAG

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a Arc’teryx Alpha FL 45L

An incredibly lightweigh­t and waterproof bag that is built to take a beating.

b MEC Aquila -7C

My go-to bag for summer and winter camping. Nice and warm when you have to bivy in the alpine, but still light and packable as it’s down.

c Hydroflask Waterbottl­e

A little bit burly, but keeps your water ice cold all-day.

d Lululemon Surge 7"

Lightweigh­t, tough and has a pocket on the side that is perfect for gels.

e Helly Hansen Vertex 1/2 Zip Fleece

As simple as it gets. Warm, lightweigh­t and extremely breathable.

f Helly Hansen VTR SS Tee

Lightweigh­t, inexpensiv­e and wicks away sweat which is key when you have a backpack on all day.

g Helly Hansen Odin Minimalist

One of my favourite items for running. The most lightweigh­t shell I’ve ever worn, yet extremely waterproof.

h Helly Hansen Dry Socks

Very thin, and have an extremely tight fit, which makes blisters non-existent.

i Arcteryx AR Long Bottoms – A midweight base layer

that is perfect to run in, and put on at camp when the temperatur­es start dropping.

j Leatherman Skeletool, Mio and Black Diamond Storm Headlamp

A lightweigh­t multi-tool that can clip onto your bag. Mio is to flavour your water, on long runs this is a must have for me. I usually use it every other time I fill up my water bottle. The Storm is a 250-lumen headlamp which is perfect for when you have to run at night, yet still very lightweigh­t.

k Therm-A-Rest Neo-Air X-Lite

One of the most lightweigh­t pads on the market. My go-to pad for any adventure.

l Salomon Speedcross 3

The grip on these shoes is amazing, whether you’re in mud or snow, they grip without a problem. Plus, they have waterproof and non-waterproof models.

m Food

To be able to pack light, none of my food needed to be cooked. I brought beef jerky, Clif Bars, Elevate-Me Bars, a chicken avocado wrap, dried mango, dried bananas, gummy bears and Clif Bloks.

n Arc’teryx Cerium LT

A lightweigh­t down jacket with a hood, perfect for cold nights, and packs down to essentiall­y nothing.

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