Ultralight gear list opinions wanted

I’d swap out the pack cover for a trash compactor liner. And add a toothbrush.

I actually use a pack linear that is just polycro that weighs a little over .50 oz that’s included in the packs weight. I know it’s super redundant to have a pack linear and a pack cover in a fully taped almost waterproof pack but if I can afford the weight I like to be over cautious with protection. And I do have a toothbrush and I use toothpaste tablets and the weights are in my dity bag.

The headlamp is a little heavy unless you do lots of night hiking and need the extra lumens.

Two pillows?

1. Many of the items are interchangeable on those lists you will have to look at the quantities to see what happens have listed as what I’m taking.

Good choice on the knife and saw for firewood. You could leave out your stove in forested areas which aren’t over-camped.

If the snow is deep enough, just bring cordage and small biners for attaching buried stick anchors.

Is the HG Burrow a quilt? It seems too light for something rated to zero. :) I don’t like using quilts below freezing unless I’m also using a bivy bag.

You might want a warmer hat for around camp below 20F.

Definitely add some type of waterproof/breathable glove or mitten shell, as well as a spare set of liner gloves and socks which you can hike in (not sure if the delicate P Down counts there). Without a shell, gloves are snow sponges. You’ll need a spare pare of liners while the other pair dries in your jacket or around the fire. I prefer wool military liners because they’re cheap and more fire-resistant.

Lithium headlamp batteries of course.

Those light wind/rain shells might be a bit delicate in some conditions–brush, falling on ice or into snow-covered debris.

I’m too skeptical of my ability to keep filters from freezing when temps are below freezing during the day. How will I know if the outside part of the filter away from my body freezes and cracks? I use either a Steripen or nothing in winter.

Add (maybe already in ditty bag):
compass
map in waterproof bag
sunglasses
whistle
backup firestarting method with emergency tinder
gaiters?

My $0.02

Omit the knife and the saw – add a Victorinox classic

Omit the cap4 pants

Omit the beanie, it’s redundant – buff is a beanie, among many other configurations

Omit the P down socks – add a second pair of thin hiking socks

Omit the headlamp unless you are planning to hike at night

Omit the pillow, there are many ways of making a nice pillow with other materials (Zpacks has a nice stuff sac with a fleece surface, use a 2L platypus, etc.)

Omit the pack cover…really

Exchange the cap3 shirt for a 100 weight fleece pullover – lighter and warmer in my experience