Pulk List

Category Weight
Pack--used as a harness
2.16 lb
Pulk
11.87 lb
Shelter--did not use. Slept in lean-to
3.93 lb
Quilts and Pads
4.56 lb
Water
0.88 lb
Sleep/Stop Clothing
4.42 lb
Rain Gear--likely will not need, except for gloves--those are great
0.51 lb
Hiking Clothing
9.31 lb
Electronics
0.85 lb
Misc
0.47 lb
Food/Cooking
4.26 lb
Hardwear
7.84 lb
Total
51.06
lb
- oz
- lb
- g
- kg
Consumable 1.54 lb
Worn 12.75 lb
Base Weight 36.77 lb

- Pack--used as a harness
  Weight qty
- Eventually I would like to get a proper pulk harness and poles from Ski Pulk but for now this setup works ok. I do like that I can keep a bottle of water and some trail food and whatever layers I'm changing through as I'm hiking
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  0
- Backpack ULA Circuit
  930
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Liner Nylofume
  26
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  2
- 2.16 lb
  
  3
- Pulk
  Weight qty
- Sled Jet Sled Jr (Eventually I would like to get a Paris Sled.)
  2762
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Poles Two 5 foot sections of 1/2 inch PVC pipe
  742
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Ropes Two 6 foot sections inside PVC pipe
  46
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Rigging rope run through holes I drilled around sled for tie downs
  69
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Carabiners Two Black Diamond wire gates
  70
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Tarp 6x9 silnylon used to wrap around all my gear and keep snow out and allow the ropes to tie everything down
  300
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Bungee 1 foot bungee for lashing poles in an "x" shape
  57
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Duffel bag REI XXXL Duffel--had it for years. Works.
  985
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- bungees More bungees for tying down
  283
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Liner Trash Compactor Bag--more durable than nylofume
  68
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 11.87 lb
  
  10
- Shelter--did not use. Slept in lean-to
  Weight qty
- Thinking about using a bug bivy 2 instead of the borah bivy because it is roomier and I love how the head end is all enclosed (pillow stays close lol) I also feel like the bb2 vents moisture better because of all the mesh. OR, I could just go no bivy at all, but I think with a single wall pyramid I want something to keep me all together as I'm an active sleeper and to block drafts. Not sure if I should get snow stakes for the ease of use or just keep making deadmen (I will be in the forest)
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  0
- Supermid Sil Big mid
  740
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Bivy DCF Borah gear, wide, side zipper
  142
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Floor Duomid Silnylon
  241
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Pole 69" (nice) supermid pole
  136
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Aluminum plate to support pole
  91
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Snow stakes 8 stakes, each with about 50 cm of 2.7mm guyline
  434
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 3.93 lb
  
  6
- Quilts and Pads
  Weight qty
- At some point I would like to get a proper winter sleeping bag. Thinking of something is the 0 degree to minus 20 degree range. I would rather have a bag than quilts for deep cold, but I would continue to bring the Vision Top Quilt.
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  0
- Quilt MLD Spirit 28F (comfort rating) APEX synthetic quilt
  752
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Overquilt MLD Vision 50 APEX
  368
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Inflatable Pad XTherm (6.9 r=value)
  474
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Closed cell foam Pad Thermarest zlite sol short--great for sitting around camp. I also don't feel comfortable only relying on an inflatable in the winter.
  291
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Pillow Never camp without it
  62
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Xtherm Pump sack
  54
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Trash Compactor bag keep all this stuff dry!
  68
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 4.56 lb
  
  7
- Water
  Weight qty
- 1.5 liter bottles Nalgene, White "ultralight" UV-resistant HDPE
  149
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  2
- DIY coozies
  28
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  2
- Bladders Platypus 2L
  36
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Treatment MLD Aquamira system (dry weight). 3 mini dropper bottles
  10
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- treatment I mostly boiled water for treatment. It's easy and I want lots of hot water anyway.
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 0.88 lb
  
  7
- Sleep/Stop Clothing
  Weight qty
- Thermal Top Patagonia, light
  99
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Thermal Bottom Patagonia, light
  96
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Cold weather socks THICK boys
  130
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Down booties cheap from amazon
  72
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Down hood cheap from amazon
  75
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Wool gloves militiary surplus. better than fleece.
  65
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Fleece sleeping gloves Decathalon
  27
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Fleece balaclava
  63
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Insulated Pants M65 insulated pants--want to replace with a more packable option. Usually don't bring.
  482
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Bandana Blue Cotton
  22
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Belay Parka Big Agnes Fire Tower (11 oz/312g of down, box baffle)--wear while sleeping
  872
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 4.42 lb
  
  11
- Rain Gear--likely will not need, except for gloves--those are great
  Weight qty
- Rain Jacket Lightheart gear 20d silpoly, large
  178
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Rain Gloves Showa XL--great for setting up camp
  53
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 0.51 lb
  
  2
- Hiking Clothing
  Weight qty
- <stuff for my head/hands>
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  0
- Wool Gloves military surplus LOVE these!
  65
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Wool Mittens Boiled wool
  98
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Wristies fleece wrist warmers--Probably don't need
  38
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Goretex Mittens
  52
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Wool hat Handmade. Blue and Purple wool
  53
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Wool hat Bigger, "over hat"
  81
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Fleece neck/face wamer 100 weight. It's OK. I would like to get something wool instead.
  34
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Sunglasses Go over my regular glasses. Cheap alternative to prescriptions. With a lanyard.
  33
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- <stuff for my body>
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  0
- T-shirt Patagonia Cool Cap
  72
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Wool Button Down Shirt Vintage made in USA Pendleton Wool. works ok
  309
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Sweater Merino wool. IMO wool is better than fleece in winter.
  268
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Pullover Hoodie Fleece KUIU peloton 97 synthetic active midlayer
  157
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Wind Jacket Houdini. Wind jacket. Didn't wear much.
  111
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- <stuff for my legs>
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  0
- Boxers Ex Officio. Great. Longer in thighs prevents chafing
  96
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Thermal base layers SUPER old. Need new ones.
  166
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Pants, Eddie Bauer Guides Love having 6 pockets and 2 with zippers.
  378
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Belt Leather
  152
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- GTX Rain pants Arcteryx lol
  276
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- <stuff for my feet>
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  0
- nylon socks
  39
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  2
- Oven Bags Vapor barrier liners, one pair.
  20
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Winter Boots Baffin Borealis
  1408
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Gaitors OR Crocodiles
  276
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 9.31 lb
  
  23
- Electronics
  Weight qty
- Phone iPhone 11 with case
  219
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Powerbank Nitecore NB 10000
  151
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Headphones White Apple phones that came with my phone
  11
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 2 ziplocks For powerbank
  6
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 6 inch cable for iphone
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  2
- headlamp is in "misc, all the small things"
  0
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 0.85 lb
  
  7
- Misc
  Weight qty
- All the small things https://lighterpack.com/r/mv2n3q
  172
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- All the small consumables
  42
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 0.47 lb
  
  2
- Food/Cooking
  Weight qty
- 2 Liter Pot MSR Big TItan
  191
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Winter Stove MSR Whisperlite
  255
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- DIY blue foam stove platform a la Pmags https://pmags.com/dirt-bagger-winter-stove-platform
  22
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 11 fl oz Fuel bottle liquid white gas fuel bottle
  121
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 22 fl oz fuel bottle liquid white gas fuel bottle
  150
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Fuel 33 fluid ounces of white gas
  657
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Whisperlite Pump In plastic bag
  69
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  2
- Knife opinel #6
  27
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Ursack Major
  208
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Stove repair kit
  95
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Winter mug Cut down Nalgene HDPE
  60
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Spoon cut down GSI
  9
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 4.26 lb
  
  13
- Hardwear
  Weight qty
- Microspikes kahtoola. I need crampons--bring as needed
  355
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Snow Shoes LL Bean Long term want MSR snow shoes or the like.
  2024
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Trekking poles BD Alpine Carbon Cork with powder baskets
  486
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- Shovel Mammut 2-way shovel with D-handle--bring as needed
  689
  g
  - oz
  - lb
  - g
  - kg
  1
- 7.84 lb
  
  4

Pulk List

Pack--used as a harness

Pulk

Shelter--did not use. Slept in lean-to

Quilts and Pads

Water

Sleep/Stop Clothing

Rain Gear--likely will not need, except for gloves--those are great

Hiking Clothing

Electronics

Misc

Food/Cooking

Hardwear