3seasons solo - typical

Dark mode

big 4 4.58 lb
essentials 1.13 lb
kitchen 2.46 lb
consume 12.68 lb
clothing 3.22 lb
extras 0.6 lb
Total
24.66
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- kg
Consumable 12.68 lb
Worn 2.69 lb
Base Weight 9.29 lb

Lighterpack version of my typical trip. Light but comfortable for conditions expected to be >25F, little snow, <=10 days without resupply. Been "ok" on trips that hit 15F and several inches of snow. See notes about outdoor gear more information. My "all-options" has everything I might take on a trip. Often mixing urban+backcountry trips.

- big 4
  4.58 lb 9
- Zpacks Arc Hauler 50l comfortable to 25lb, ventilation, carry-on size
  23
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  1
- ZPacks Hexamid solo shelter, good for 3+ seasons properly pitched
  9.7
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  1
- Gossamer Gear Lightrek 4 Pole for tarp. Carried on outside pack. Used for stream cross or difficult traverse.
  3.9
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  2
- stakes
  12
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  1
- Ground Cloth
  76
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  1
- NunatakUSA Ghost Quilt comfortable to 30F, safe to 15F wearing all clothing (76" long, 25" at foot , 40" top)
  15
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  1
- Nemo Tensor Mattress No noise, enough insulation, comfortable
  13
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  - lb
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  1
- Fleece/SilNylon Pillow/Stuff Sack Holds quilt. Fleece nice against face. extra clothing "stuffing" as pillow
  1.6
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  - lb
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  1
- essentials
  1.13 lb 15
- Flexon Eyeglasses durable frames with x-active polarized lens
  27
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  1
- Garmin 955 Watch do everything sport watch. Runs 1 week without GPS, 20 hours of GPS
  52
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  1
- Victorinox Rambler Pocket Knife my everyday carry knife. When in group swich to Benchmade Mini Bugout. Flying use swiss key
  0.8
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  - lb
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  1
- Hand Cleaner & Blistex refreshed when used up
  0.4
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  - lb
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  1
- small bag keeps all my small items together so they are easy to find (on my Nth... wears out)
  0.2
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  - lb
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  1
- first aid - backpacking Adventure Medical Ultralight .3 + aleve, pro-tick remover, kinesio tape, super glue, compeed blister pads
  3.5
  oz
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  1
- Repair Kit Matches, Sparkie, Firestarter, Needle&Thread, MP Tablets, Patches, Fabric Tape, SuperGlue
  2
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  - kg
  1
- Nitecore NU20 Light, good regulation, shock cord strap
  1
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  1
- Backcountry Bathroom .5 UL small packtowel, soap, toothbrush, floss, baking soda
  3
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  1
- Holey Hiker Bidet no more monkey butt after multi-day vigorous activities
  9
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  1
- Crystal Deodorant effective, cheap, long lasting, doesn't clog pores
  30
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  1
- GG EZC Spectra Line You can always find uses for rope
  0.3
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  1
- Hanchor Mica Coin Purse holds id, credit card, coins when needed
  10
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  1
- ID, Cards, Cash driver license, chase sapphire, atm card
  24
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  1
- Sunscreen SPF >=50 Acquire right product/size, ideally reef and human safe
  1.5
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  1
- Sawyer Picaridin Insect Repellent Has been as effective as DEET for me, doesn't feel slimy, and doesn't destroy synthetic materials
  1
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  0
- LittleFly Designs Headnet Bring if expecting lots of bugs
  1
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  0
- kitchen
  2.46 lb 8
- Trail Designs UL Caldera & Ebiits stove If going to be hot, I don't bother cooking and leave the stove at home
  1
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  1
- Bic Lighter esbits slow starting… spark not enough. Replace when out of fuel
  0.6
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  1
- MLD 850ml Pot/Mug perfect size solo cook pot / mug, with snowpeak hotlips
  3.5
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  1
- MSR Folding Foon Collapsed small enough to fit in pot with rest of cooking gear
  0.4
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  1
- Food Bag sil-nylon stuff sack for hanging. on the 3rd? bag
  1.2
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  0
- Bear Boxer 101 Smaller bear canister that fits more easily in backpack. Good for up to 4 days if carefully packed
  25
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  0
- Bearikade Weekender Bear canister with can hold up to 11 days of carefully packed food, 6 days if not so careful
  29
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  1
- platypus 2l water bottle light, flexible, collapsible when needing extra water
  1.3
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  - lb
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  - kg
  1
- smartwater bottle (1l) 1L water bottle with 28mm opening
  42
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  1
- hydrapak 28mm filter 1l in 30sec filtering when new!
  2
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  - lb
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  1
- consume
  12.68 lb 25
- Wipes One / day + 1 extra [Use a V stake with plumbing T connector as a shovel]
  0.4
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  7
- esbits fuel one cube boils water for dinner and a small cup of tea
  0.5
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  7
- Daily Food solo: breakfast bars, oatmeal, lunch meats & pita, couscous&meat, chocolate bar
  18
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  7
- .5L of Water water is life
  500
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  4
- clothing
  3.22 lb 9
- Shamma Maximus Sandals minimalist sandals with decent traction. >1200 miles/pair
  9.2
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  0
- Inov-8 Trailfly G 270 technical trails, ok with blazer, >1200 miles/pair
  20
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  1
- Xoskin Toe Socks toe socks which prevent blisters between my toes. Often minor darning around 800 miles, retire at 1200 miles
  42
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  2
- XoSkin compression shorts No chaff on long hot runs, even when mixed with water
  3.5
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  1
- Patagonia Terrabonne Joggers Light, fast drying, UPF 40
  6
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  1
- OR Astroman Button-up UPF 50, fast drying, semi-dressy, reasonably comfortable in hot weather, mosquitos protection?
  6.3
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  1
- ArcTeryx Cormac Hoodie UPF 50, fits me perfectly, decent comfort >80f
  5.1
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  0
- ZPacks Rain Pants light, not durable, wind/rain protection, can be worn when doing laundry
  4.5
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  0
- Macpac Nitro Hoody active/light insulation, good with shell to 40F
  5
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  1
- Sitka shakedry jacket Waterproof, highly breathable, useful as windshirt
  6
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  1
- Montbell Plasma Vest Adds 15F comfort
  3
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  0
- enlightened equipment rain mittens Hands happy from 32F-50F
  24
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  0
- Foam Visor Blocks sun & rain from eyes when running
  26
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  0
- Montbell Rain Umbrero Light, good ventilation, rain and sun (with paint applied) protection, silly looking
  1.8
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  - kg
  1
- extras
  0.6 lb 3
- Logging Thermometer Useful data for retros
  9
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  1
- iPhone 16pro too big/heavy, but great camera, satellite mode, well integrated with my other devices
  227
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  1
- Garmin InReach Mini Gives family piece of mind on solo trips
  3.5
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  0
- Nitecore 10K USB Power Pack Gen2 extra power for devices, can flow through while charging
  5.5
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  0
- Pack Towel Ultralight, Medium can dry full body with work
  1.2
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  1
- Pack Towel Ultralight, Body Size large enough to wrap body
  94
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  0
- Fallkniven F1 Knife For when doing bushcraft, very off trail, etc
  6.5
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  0

3seasons solo - typical

big 4

essentials

kitchen

consume

clothing

extras