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    Walter Pickett
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    @wpick

    I’m thinking of maybe a Mexican volcano in the future. I’m wondering about the clothes bag. Though I don’t have weights (I don’t have all the stuff yet). This is what I’m thinking I might take. Please tell me what you think

    Walter

    Clothing worn
    Artic Head over
    1 pr Mid Wgt. Capilene longwear
    MH Micro Chill shirt
    Convert pants
    1 pr poly pro Glove liners
    1 pr. Possum Skin gloves
    1 pr Socks/liners
    OR Gaiters
    Plastic Mountaineering boots

    Other Clothes
    Storm jacket
    1 pr poly pro Glove liners
    1 pr Socks/liners
    1 pr Mid Wgt. Capilene longwear
    1 pr Neophreme socks
    OR Balaclava
    1 pr. Possum Skin gloves
    Belay jacket
    Insulated pants
    Insulated overmitts
    Hard shell Parka
    Hard shell pants

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    Calvin Morris
    Member

    @cmgaul

    Your gear list looks a little on the heavy side for Orizaba. I took a trip down to the Mexican Volcanoes last February.

    If you’re going on the standard Routes for both Izta and Orizaba

    Worn on Orizaba Summit Day

    Bottoms:
    Icebreaker 200 fine Long Underwear
    Patagonia Dimension Pants

    Top:
    Lightweight Merino Wool Zipneck
    Rab Vapour Trail Shirt(worn to 16K)
    Patagonia Dimension Jacket(worn to summit)

    Head:
    REI Polartec Wind Pro

    Hands:
    Liner Gloves
    BD Ice Gloves

    In the pack:
    Extra Warm Hat
    Marmot Belay Parka(put this on at the top when we stopped moving and on the way down)

    I was very happy with this system and wore even less on Izta

    We did not need crampons or ice axes(just poles) for Izta

    I also wore single boots(La Sportiva K4S) as did my climbing partner(La Sportiva Nepal Extreme). Plastics are overkill unless you get cold feet easily. You’ll never be out more than a day as Orizaba is a day hike to the summit from the hut(where you get dropped off by 4×4 service), and we also did Izta in a day from the trailhead.

    Hope this helps.

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