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When you’re out on a bikepacking trip, there’s no such thing as: ‘I’ll just pop home quickly and pick up…’ Whatever you take with you has to work. A pump, panniers, tyres, a head torch. If you choose the wrong kit, you’ll often end up regretting it for the whole trip.
We set out to find high-quality and, above all, discounted bikepacking gear. Here is our selection.
Gear for bikepacking enthusiasts and those who want to become one.
You can’t do without a bike. The Bianchi looks absolutely smart and has everything a good gravel bike needs. When it comes to the components, the Italians have opted for more affordable Shimano parts on this model, but the price is certainly impressive.
The carbon frame also conceals a storage compartment for a spare inner tube and pump. The iconic Celeste colour is included free of charge.
Currently available in frame sizes M and L. RRP: 3,050 euros, currently reduced to 1,996 euros. Click here to view the offer
You can’t get by without a sat-nav. If you’re constantly stopping to check your smartphone, you’ll hardly cover any distance. The Garmin Edge 1040 is said to have proven its worth. Best of all: thanks to solar power, it never runs out of juice – provided the sun is shining. As well as showing you the way, this device can, of course, do a whole host of other things. It tracks your fitness, provides you with facts and figures about your ride, and much more. All that technology comes at a price. Garmin normally charges 599 euros for this model, but here you can get the ‘alarm clock’ for 449.99 euros. Click here to view the offer.
Of course, you’ll need to take a sleeping bag with you on your trip. And no, you don’t have to spend 400 euros or more. What matters are the temperature range and the pack size. The Orbit from Deuter manages both quite well. You can’t go far wrong with this synthetic-fibre sleeping bag in summer, though it’s designed more for mild nights. The temperature range: Comfort: +9 degrees | Limit: 5 degrees | Extreme: -9 degrees. Weight: 1,050 g + 48 g stuff sack. It’s not a premium model, but the sleeping bag costs 110 euros – and here it’s heavily discounted to 79.99 euros. Admittedly, we’re not familiar with this particular sleeping bag, but we do know of comparable ones in this price range. Click here to view the offer.
If the air’s gone, you’ll need a new inner tube. Even tubeless riders aren’t immune to this. Because if the sealant is leaking or the valve isn’t holding a seal, they too will have to fall back on the good old inner tube. We recommend lightweight inner tubes that can be tucked away in the storage compartment. The Ultralight inner tube normally costs €29.95, but is heavily discounted here to €15.99. Click here to view the offer.
On long rides, it’s important to drink plenty of water – we recommend two bottle cages. If you only have one, voilà! Here’s an affordable one on offer. RRP: 20.90 euros, here for 9.99 euros. By the way: why do manufacturers so often supply their gravel bikes without any bottle cages at all? Click here to view the offer.
You’re not missing a bike bag or a new helmet – but you don’t even have a bike yet? Then perhaps this one. Unfortunately, this stylish white bike is only available at a reduced price in the Frame sizes S and XL. RRP: 6,999 euros, available here for 4,990 euros. Click here to view the offer.
The rear rack bag holds the most. Sleeping bag, sleeping mat, warm jacket. You really can’t do without them. Many rear rack bags are too small; Topeak’s Backloaders come in 10- and 15-litre sizes. The smaller one is often enough. Currently heavily discounted. Click here to view the offer.

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