Resting Gear 1.7 lb
Soto “Micro-regulator Stove” 3 oz
[Fuel in can 6 oz] w/Forrest
Ti cook pot w/lid ¾ quart 3 oz
Sleep Gear: 1 lb 5 oz
Wool socks, light weight 2 oz
Wool bottoms, Patagonia "Wool 2" 6 oz
Hooded insulated jacket, Backpacking Light "Arctic 1000" 11 oz
Dry bag, P.O.E. 5 L 4 oz
Sat phone w/battery 0.6 lb
Travel kit: 8.6 lb
[not including ** items or Forrest’s group load]
Vintage, Cascade Designs Seal pack 21 oz
Vintage 2003 modified Alpacka inflation bag/stuff sack 2 oz
Custom two-person boat 84 oz
[Paddle blades 7 oz] w/Forrest
[Sawyer Paddle 28 oz] w/Forrest
Patagonia pullover shell (vintage 2006) 7 oz
Shell pants, Montane Pertex 4 oz
Smartwool "Hoody" 10 oz
needle, lighter, 2 batteries, memory card, thumb light 2 oz
compass 1 oz
camera Pentax Optio W60 w/gorillapod 6oz
Plastic TOPO 1:250k map from REI 1 oz
**Polyester pants, light colored, Patagonia 7 oz
**Wool short sleeve top, Patagonia "Wool 2" 4 oz
**Wool socks, light weight 3 oz
**Saloman “Speedcross 2” shoes 23 oz
**Trekking poles 8 oz
10.9 lb pound pack wearing short sleeve shirt, polyester pants w/capilene briefs with sticks in hand
Food w/packaging 6.9 lb
Almond butter in a cut-off Platypus 1 lb 5 oz
Mini cliff bars x 6 (6 oz)
Salty stuff in plastic bag: 2 lb 2 oz
Turkey jerky x 2 (3 oz total)
Beef jerky x 2 (3 oz total)
Teriyaki Beef jerky x 2 (3 oz total)
Doritos Cool Ranch (1 oz) X 5
Doritos Nacho Cheese (1 oz) X 5
Lays Classic Potato Chips (1 oz) X 5
Lays Barbeque Potato Chips (1 oz) X 4
Lays Sour Cream and Onion Potato Chips (1 oz) X 2
1 Pringle mini can 1 oz
Sweet stuff: 3 lbs
500 g Cadbury Roast Almond (100 g bar) X 5
400 g Cadbury Milk Chocolate (100 g bar) X 4
300 g Cadbury Dark Chocolate (100 g bar) X 3
Hershey’s Nuggets 12 oz
Copenhagen snuff 1 oz
Total weight without ** items
18.5 lbs
The 21 oz of almond butter and 1 oz of Cop. make an unruly pair.
ReplyDeletehummm a stove but no cookable food. interesting...
ReplyDeleteCame back with all but a cadbury bar's smearing of almond butter, but an empty can of Cope.....
ReplyDeleteand Forrest carried freeze-dry for dinner and coffee for breakfast, but we only used the stove to "Thai-style" start the fire.
ReplyDeletethis is badass. thanks dude
ReplyDeleteHans
take note:
ReplyDeleteno gps.
confession: Forrest carried it and I'd beg him for distance to waypoints -- but this route is pretty straightforward, really.
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