camino2026-porto

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pack 1.04 lb
essentials 0.47 lb
electronics 0.78 lb
clothing 2.26 lb
wear while sleeping / clothing drying 0.59 lb
insulation for cool days, sleeping in albergues 0 lb
toiletries/bathroom 0.86 lb
consume 2.58 lb
extras 0 lb
Total
8.58
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Consumable 2.58 lb
Worn 1.55 lb
Base Weight 4.45 lb

Simple and light packing list for walking the Camino based on my previous experience. Works for treks with temp >55F when we lodging provides sheets and a blanket. I don't need second set of clothing to go out for the evening, I will wear my hiking clothing, pilgrims get slack. I do have to bring something to wear when I wash hiking clothing. Mini reviews of everything on my gear for life page.

- pack
  1.04 lb 3
- ZPacks Bagger (25L) retrofitted shoulder straps from Gossamer Gear Vagabond Jet
  14.5
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  1
- s2s dry bag 3l keeps contents dry, reverse and it's a wash bag
  42
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  1
- nanobag sling 19l, packs tiny, for grocery shopping
  17
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  1
- essentials
  0.47 lb 10
- Flexon Eyeglasses durable frames with x-active polarized lens
  27
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  1
- Hand Cleaner & Blistex refreshed when used up
  0.4
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  1
- opinel knife pick up after flight, around US$10
  1.2
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  1
- uniball vision elite pen doesn't leak after flight, good feel, ink sets well
  12
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  1
- Hanchor Mica Coin Purse holds id, credit cards, coins when needed
  10
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  1
- ID, Cards, Cash driver license, chase sapphire, atm card
  24
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  1
- aloksak loksak 4x7" waterproof, can hold passport, wallet & phone
  8
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  1
- Passport Required for customs, checking into hotels, etc
  42
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  1
- Credencial del Peregrino Required for albergues and if you want to get a Compostela
  16
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  1
- smartwater bottle (24oz) Easy to pull from pack pocket, 28mm opening
  30
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  1
- electronics
  0.78 lb 4
- Garmin 955 Watch do everything sport watch. Runs 1 week without GPS, 20 hours of GPS
  52
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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
- anker nano 30w 30W USB-C charger
  30
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  1
- cables and adapters 5ft USB-C cable, C to Garmin adapter, A to C adapter, and EU plug adapter rather than my universal adapter
  47
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  1
- clothing
  2.26 lb 7
- Shamma Maximus Sandals minimalist sandals with decent traction. ~1200 miles/pair
  9.2
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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
- OR Ferrosi Transit Pants UPF50, Fast Dry, Comfort in hot conditions, good fit and mobility, no swish
  9.9
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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
- Sitka shakedry jacket Waterproof, highly breathable, useful as windshirt
  6
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  1
- Montbell Rain Umbrero Light, good ventilation, rain and sun (with paint applied) protection, silly looking
  1.8
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  1
- wear while sleeping / clothing drying
  0.59 lb 3
- REI Swiftland Shorts (unlined) comfort without underwear, very air permeable, dries quickly, compact
  3
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  1
- Icebreaker Briefs (Anatomica) super comfortable, fast drying, odor resistant
  36
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  1
- ArcTeryx Cormac Hoodie UPF 50, fits me perfectly, decent comfort >80f
  5.1
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  1
- insulation for cool days, sleeping in albergues
  0 lb 0
- DIY Alpha Direct "Blanket" 48x66in 90gsm fabric, sleep to 58f in shorts, tee, buff sleep sack, 48F with nitro hoody added and something for around feet, tested as a liner for poncho to 40f, likely work below that. Can be a shawl or a vest with magnets
  4.4
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  0
- MLD Nylon Sleep Sack minimalist sleep sack for use in hostel and huts
  3
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  0
- toiletries/bathroom
  0.86 lb 14
- ziplock bag toiletry kit bag
  8
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  1
- First Aid Kit loksak bag, compeed blister pads, super glue, safety pin, anti-biotic, bandaids, kinesio
  53
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  1
- medicines aleve, 2 nyquil, antihistamine, prescriptions
  29
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  1
- travel toothbrush used when leaving electric behind
  10
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  1
- toothpaste whatever small tube I pick up next
  1
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  1
- floss remove plaque between teeth
  8
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  1
- 100 sense bar body, hair, shaving without drying skin or straw hair
  24
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  1
- matador flatpack bag case for soap... soap dries slowly
  20
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  1
- zpacks travel scissors TSA approved
  9
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  1
- disposable razor
  4
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  1
- Crystal Deodorant effective, cheap, long lasting, doesn't clog pores
  30
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  1
- Sunscreen SPF >=50 Acquire right product/size, ideally reef and human safe
  1.5
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  1
- folding brush works better than comb for me
  1
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  1
- Pack Towel Ultralight, Body Size large enough to wrap body
  94
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  1
- consume
  2.58 lb 3
- .5L of Water water is life
  500
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  2
- snacks food to eat while walking, leftovers from previous meals
  6
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  1
- extras
  0 lb 0

camino2026-porto

pack

essentials

electronics

clothing

wear while sleeping / clothing drying

insulation for cool days, sleeping in albergues

toiletries/bathroom

consume

extras