>>2816117depends on the weather, clothes, activity, timeframe
you could take nothing and just slum it on a bed made of twigs, it's surprisingly comfortable if you have good clothes on. spruce branches make a great bed, very spongy and somehow not as spiky as one would suspect
bag
bottle, filter (optional, depends)
swiss army - with tweezers and mini pliers
blanket (optional)
tarp (optional)
good bread
first aid? optional. army bandage or three, cotton pads, plaster tape, 100ml of antiseptic, butterfly strips, superglue, a piece of wood incase of tornique. this is the thing that can easily get out of hand, do you include a seatbelt cutter and glass breaker too? what about graze and burns? defib? probably won't get used anyway, and if you die just accept death, at least you're outside
if longer then a nata/billhook/hatchet and saw
cut out cooking food and you save a load of weight and space, have a cold outfit and a hot outfit work together ie silk base layers top and shorts are the underwear for cashmere jogging bottoms and wool turtle neck, submariner socks, neck gaiter, beanie - you can sleep in warm clothes and forgo a blanket, or take a blanket and sleep naked to make clothes last longer
set up tarp with a third on the ground, then A frame - some hammock sets don't take up much space and you've still got room at this point - could also just bivy
bushmen do a tarp/bivy/poncho, sixmoon designs do a tarp/poncho
hike at night and sleep in the day for most efficient use of temperature
>>282603410/10
>>2816341>>2816239>>2816203also good
