3D Printable Backpacking Gear

One of the more practical 3D prints. I carry this 3D print on every overnight hike. It works with ISO Butane Camping Fuel and you'll need a set of small metric nuts and bolts to assemble it.

Who doesn't love a spork! Is it a fork or a spoon - guess we'll never know. I found that rotating this .stl on its side had the best results.

You may want to go with ABS for this print, but still works okay with PLA. Just set the density up.

These are so handy and work much better than the light weight metal ones with the rubber bands.

Simple backpack strap clip. Great for the Garmin In-reach GPS

Obviously this is just cool and for looks. Not intended for actual rock climbing gear.

Apparently this whistle is crazy loud. I haven't printed one yet but I'll let you know when I do.

For all of you YouTubers out there, this GoPro Camera mount is calling your name.

Specifically made for the Black Diamond Trekking Poles but could be modified for other treking poles.

I typically recycle my old gear before I throw it away, cut the clips off, but if you are in a pinch this is a good print to have.

Nice and compact. You'll need a set of small metric nuts and bolts for assembly.

Word on the street is that this is a must have on the trail.

For the survivalist in you but I will not be catching a large mouth bass with this novelty item.

Not sure if PLA would be the best option here but let me know if it does.

Fairly common and handy to have. Try using Glow-in-the-dark filament for good visiblity at night.

Do you cook fancy meals? Then this print is for you. Put three different spices in this container for a light weight option.

Don't want to take your every day comb on the trail. Print ones just for hiking.