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Johnny Gish
PostedMay 4, 2006 at 5:54 pm

I am posting my up to date gear list. I am 26 years old, 6’1ish(just over 6) 170lbs. 95% of my trips are in north texas, west texas, south oklahoma, central and northwestern arkansas and are 2-3 nights. I also go to lake tahoe, san diego and bay area a few times a year. anyways here a list of all the gear I have sofar:
Golite Jam(trimmed)-18oz
BigAgnes Seedhouse SL2-46oz
Thermarest Prolite3(.75)-13oz
WM CaribouMF-20oz
Primus Micron-3.3oz
Jetboil 110g-N/A
Snowpeak trek900- 6.2oz
Platypus 2+ltr (2)-2oz
Lightmyfire spoon-0.2oz
bic minilighter-0.8oz
klearwater-.3oz(in bpl dropper)
dr.b’s-.3oz(in bpl dropper)
100%deet-.3oz(in bpl dropper)
3m ultrathon-.3oz(in bpl dropper)
msr packtowl-0.8oz
clever toothbrush-N/A
leatherman micra-2oz
spyderco delica-2oz
kelty spectra-1oz
2 bpl aloksaks-.7oz
approx 7.5 lbs

there are a few items i dont have the weight for but any comments on how this looks would be greatly appreciated.

Vick Hines
PostedMay 4, 2006 at 6:34 pm

Just curious as to why you need:
Snowpeak 900 cooker when you have the jetboil? the lantern?
Also, you could save weight on the pad, the knives and tools (a SA Classic would save you 2.3 oz.)

You didn’t list rain gear, clothing for cool weather, flashlight/headlamp, navigation gear, etc., so you might want to trim some of these other items to stay under 8#.

Since you are in the neighborhood, be sure to look at the gear lists on this site. There are dozens. Some of them are suitable to your outdoor area (where I live as well).

Johnny Gish
PostedMay 5, 2006 at 5:30 am

sorry the jetboil listed is the 110g fuel canister for the primus stove. dont have a lantern. photon freedom and tikka plus for lighting. also have not got around to clothing because i dont have much except socks and shirts.

Vick Hines
PostedMay 5, 2006 at 1:27 pm

JT,
Sure. One thing about this region, you can hike fall, winter and spring with “3-season” gear, and leave the sleeping bag at home in favor of a hammock in the summer. Some folks don’t even bother with a pack, just tuck an emergency space blanket and a bottle of DEET in one pocket and some energy bars in another pocket and go.

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