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Anonymous Sun 14 Aug 2022 03:10:39 No.2439311 View View Reply Original Report

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>Tent
Nature Hike Star-River 2 (haven't used it yet)

>Bag
Osprey Aether 55L

>Sleep
Nemo Tensor Wide
Thermarest Pillow
Trekology Pillow
Ecoopro Sleepsack (summer bag)

>Chair
SunYear folding chair (2lbs)

>Water & Food
10L collapsable bucket
Katadyn Vario
1L copper vessel (single wall, no coating)
1L thermos (double wall, ground coffee storage)
2 cup titanium pan
8" titanium spork

>Tools
Coghlans pocket chainsaw
Gerber Flatiron knife
1.25 lb hatchet (harbor freight $15 special)
binoculars
poncho
folding shovel

>Dry Box
toilet paper
camp soap
patch repair kits
sewing kit
silica gel
tinder
lighter

>First Aid
Bandaids
3 suture kits
antibiotic ointment
gloves
hand sanitizer

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 14 Aug 2022 03:35:53 No.2439324 Report

Quoted By: >>2439335

>>2439311
Ditch the suture kits, chainsaw and 1 pillow
Add torch and tarp

Anonymous

Anonymous Sun 14 Aug 2022 03:46:39 No.2439335 Report

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>>2439324
I forgot to list headlamp, but yea tarp would be good. I orderd some 1 oz silnylon sample for a project im going to start, if it works out I might get a few yards for a tarp as well.

And total weight is 29 lbs.

Sage

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Sage Sun 14 Aug 2022 22:17:18 No.2439887 Report

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>>2439311
>folding chair
>2 pillows
wtf?

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Aug 2022 22:28:18 No.2441493 Report

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>>2439311
Why do you have food with you?

Anonymous

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Anonymous Tue 16 Aug 2022 22:41:29 No.2441498 Report

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>>2439311
>online only amazon chinkshit
>all brand new, never used

Pic related is you, OP?

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Aug 2022 23:10:40 No.2441517 Report

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>>2439311
Solid bushcrafting/hiking setup I think. I've done similar, where I just wanna go innawoods and hike into it, then to chob chob some sticks and dick around

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Aug 2022 23:40:48 No.2441528 Report

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if you're going to do one of these threads use https://lighterpack.com/ to share lists it makes the threads a lot more readable.
anons you should also share the general region or at least what kind of climate you live in, if you want more useful advice.
>>2439311
>First Aid
you need leukotape or moleskin and superglue, and some sort of burn and sunburn treatment. i would throw in some allergy pills and tylenol and immodium at minimum. label what they are with a sticker on the bag in case someone else needs to use your first aid on you.
>Tools
replace your poncho with a proper rain jacket like frog toggs, or if you like the idea of a poncho buy a packa. ponchos become useless when wind is above 20-30mph.
you've bought every gimmick but your gear list is pretty bare bones. buy better gear first.
>List in general
missing your layering system entirely.
>Shit kit with your fire kit
separate them, its easy to lose the shit kit out in the woods, no need to take your fire kit out there with you to take a shit.
also your fire kit is inadequate.
>Water & Food
>1L thermos (double wall, ground coffee storage)
way overkill, and why the fuck are you bringing ground unbagged coffee into the woods in the first place?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VA3J8JVnNM
make these at home and store them in a ziploc freezer bag.
>Nothing to scoop low lying water
cut the top off of a plastic water bottle that sleeves around one of your water containers, now you can gather shallow water.
>500mL titanium pot(?)
winter is coming, you'll want something bigger soon. get a stanco grease pot at walmart to go with your 500mL pot. the 500mL makes a good cup in the winter, dual purpose.

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 16 Aug 2022 23:43:30 No.2441529 Report

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if you're using the double wall mug to keep coffee hot in just get a single wall one and make an insulating coozie for it. having the isulation be removable weighs less and allows the container to still be used for boiling.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Aug 2022 00:29:40 No.2441549 Report

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https://lighterpack.com/r/j5cwzn
here's my list i'm sure i'm missing things i just quickly went through my gear bin. too lazy to put weights brands and pictures.
obviously i don't bring everything every trip.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Aug 2022 00:34:00 No.2441552 Report

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base weight is like 8-14lbs for my list depending on the season

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Aug 2022 00:37:05 No.2441553 Report

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also i plan to get a heavier duty tarp and maybe something like a lanshan 1 tent inside part for my winter shelter. i haven't quite sorted things out for winter and mountaineering since switching from hammocks to a tarp, i took last season off and i'll probably skip this season too.
if any tarpchads do mountaineering or live somewhere with alpine weather give me some advice pls!

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 17 Aug 2022 02:55:29 No.2441618 Report

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>copper
>single wall, no coating
??

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