>>2425555For a month? You are going to discover fascinating and terrible knowladge of what a human body shits out in sharp, painful detail. Diversify your food or enjoy monotanous gross fare sapping your experience.
Also if that weather is accurate then you want to make sure you have a lot of places to do water reup on the way. Most people don't pack everything and take it, they resupply. That's the dirty little secret of trails. They are extended shopping trips. Interesting ones with some sights sure, but ultimately point A to point B. Simple. Not always interesting.
Wear clothes that will dry faster and not give you heat rash from abrasion.
Get a pack of socks that are good for hanging out when they get gross. You will get either rough feet or wet feet. Both need good sock management.
Get band aid /sports tape so you can do hotspot treatment.
>>2425583You need something to drink beverate out of and something to prepare food in. Something to fill. Bottle, cup and a pot with lid is always handy. You can pack it down.
Have your route paper mapped out. Write out your key directions. Point by point.
Get a NORMAL bag. Decathelon. Northface. Something cheap. 45 to 60 litres but I would suggest keeping it under 55 myself. I use a 45+2 with pouches.
Get a hiking pole. It will help. A lot. You can just cut up a branch but hiking poles that are light will save you a lot of trouble.
>>2425817Reddit is the funeral of expression and sense. Here reputations are not at stake and no one is getting sponsored by gear cycle economy types.
Put a hard hard financial limit on your spending for this experience.
Boots. Bag. Sleeping system. Shelter. Water carry. Medical basics. Your one set of clothes and maybe weather proofing.
Get a good flashlight. Headlamp. Hands free helps. A lot.
>>242590760 is large. Especially framed. The bigger you get the more likely you will try and fill it. You could also consider hammocks but that's $$ too,
