Gear List

Post date: Dec 20, 2015 4:12:44 PM

12/20/2015- Here is my gear list so far:

Pack- Osprey Exos 48 Medium. 48 liters or 2900 cu inches, 37 oz

Sleeping Bag- Western Mountaineering Terralite, rated 25 degrees, 29 oz

Tent- one person, Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1- 27 oz

Sleeping pad- Thermorest Neoair XLite- 12 oz

Osprey UL backpack rain cover- 3 oz

Osprey Hydraulics 2 liter water reservoir- 11 oz

Big Agnes Tent Footprint, 4 oz

Aeros Pillow, ultralite, 2 oz

Sea to Summit Premium Silk Travel Liner, 5 oz

Clothes:

OR Helium 2 Rain Jacket, 6 oz

Red Ledge Rain Pants, 9 oz

Outdoor Research Transcendent 650 fill compressible Down Jacket, 13 oz

Fleece vest

ExOfficio Hiking Pants with zip off legs

Icebreaker short and long sleeve merino wool shirts

GSX short and 1 long sleeve shirts (USP 30, antimicrobial, moisture wicking) from Gander Mtn

1 pair ExOfficio underwear

1 pair quick dry running shorts with built in liner

2 or 3 pair Merino wool hiking socks

Mountain Hardware fleece Microdome cap and Northface quick dry baseball type hat

Outdoor Research Versaliner Gloves

Fleece lightweight stretch pants

Balaclava fleece

Hiking shoes- Merrell Moab Ventilators- 4 pair total for the hike

Camp shoes- Vivobarefoot Ultra 2

I will have extra shirts, socks, underwear with Ann for when she sees me to swap them out. Will likely get rid of the cold weather gear when I reach Virginia like the Down jacket and silk liner, fleece stretch pants, balaclava, and hat. May also switch Rain pants and jacket for a poncho.

Miscellaneous:

Mini Water Filtration System, Sawyer x 2 and Water treatment tablets

Trash compactor bag for inside pack to keep things dry

Ultraist Nano Drysacks for clothes, sleeping bag, food

MSR Pocket Rocket Stove and fuel

Titanium small pot and cup

Titanium Spork

25 foot Paracord

Pad repair kit

Sewing repair kit

Duct tape small amt

Campsuds camp soap for dishes and personal, small dish scrubber

PackTowel Ultra-Soft, quick dry, antimicrobial, ultralight

Lighter and waterproof matches

Small Leatherman knife

Toothbrush and paste, floss, sunscreen, sunglasses, moleskin, compass, whistle, chapstick, Aleve, Doxycycline (for possible Lyme), bugspray, mosquito head net, toilet paper.

Earplugs, sunglasses.

Princeton Tec Remix lightweight Headlamp with 3 extra AAA batteries

I-phone, charging cord, extra charge unit (Mophie)

2015 The A.T. Guide- A Handbook For Hiking the Appalachian Trail by David "AWOL" Miller

Black Diamond trekking poles