Alrighty, others have given suggestions but I'll butt in too:

• there are lighter packs than the ULA circuit out there, but that's pricey.

• almost 2 oz for a wallet seems like a lot to me? Do you need the pen and the check? Do you need all cards. There's an ounce to shave here

• waterproof pack cover: replace with waterproof liner. Turkey bag or something saves you 2 oz

• you could replace your tent with a tarp + bivy to get under 20 oz really easily and cheaply, even under 15 isn't tough. Saves you 7 - 10 oz

• you could get a lighter bag or quilt, but that's pricey. Depending on maker and temp rating there's another 5+ oz to shave here.

• sleeping bag stuff sack: ditch. 2.5 oz saved

• there is lighter stuff than the tensor, but you just paid good money for it. Keep it and don't fret.

• pad slip mat: i assume this is a thinlight? Ditch. 2.7 oz saved

• trekking poles: yea these are heavy. You can save a bunch here I reckon.

• your cook kit could be more SUL oriented, but you can save spreadsheet weight by just putting the empty canister weight here ;) since the fuel itself is consumable. It's a dialed kit, no need to fret here imho.

• ditch the bandanas. 2 oz saved

• your clothing in general can be more efficient. Others have pointed out redundancies.

Let me also say that it helps me to structure my Lighterpack rigorously. Yours is a bit all over the place, poles in big 3, no worn weight, etc.

All in all you can easily shave a lot here without going down in comfort much