Good for one week of backpacking?

McKinley rain coat and Patagonia Latitude stretch rain jacket.

Patagonia R1 and R4 for cold days and nights.

Nike sandals for wading and camp.

Cap from Neptune Mountaineering i Colorado, a nice memory :)

Thermarest Couple kit

Thermarest Prolite 4 Regular sleeping pad.

Western Mountaineering Ultralite sleeping bag.

Dried food for 8 dinners, some of them home made.

8 instant vegetable soups

9 instant fruit soups.

oatmeal with blueberry soup for 8 breakfasts.

Cameraphone

Dinkel hard bread (Wasa)

Toilet paper in drybag.

Nalgene bottle for hot drinks.

Light weight water bottles.

Home made trail bars and müsli-nut-chocolate-candy.

Fruit and nuts.

Seat pad.

One liter of fuel in two bottles.

Leukoplast to prevent blisters.

Bowl from Claes Ohlsson

Stakes and poles for the tent (Hilleberg Nammatj 2 GT)

Rain cover for the backpack

First aid kit

Spork (Light my fire) and butter knife for peanut butter.

Cord

Sesame cracker

Dried green lentils

Cous couls to put in the instant soup.

Sea salt

3 garbage bags

Mosquito net

Duct tape, matches, a small knife, extra battery for the phone.

Patagonia gloves, Houdini wrist warmers, cap, Ullfrotté long johns, Patagonia bra top, Smartwool socks, Smartwool boxers, Smartwool long sleeve wool, Icebreaker short sleeve wool.

1 liter dry sack for matches, electric devices and money.

Extra wax for the boots

Toiletries

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Good for one week of backpacking? by mismisimos.

Missing: towel, peanut butter, soft bread, money and eventually a book.

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lemonad says:

Also missing from the photo: The clothes you'll be wearing!
Posted 16 months ago. ( permalink )

use2blost says:

What is a couple kit?
Posted 13 months ago. ( permalink )

A couple kit is like a pair of straps that holds the two sleeping pads side-by-side so any one of us don't get stuck in the gap between. We have our sleeping bags zipped together as one big bag so it's perfect!
Posted 13 months ago. ( permalink )

Skygge Von Helvetesdalen says:

Man how can you manage to have a sleeping pad smaller than the sleeping bag :|

I need one of these so the only shit outside the bag would be the tent... is it folded on its longest side and then rolled?
Posted 9 months ago. ( permalink )

mismisimos says:

Skygge: Yes, that's how you pack it. The valve is on the shortest side so when you roll it the air is squeezed out. I have a Thermarest Prolite 4 Regular.
Posted 9 months ago. ( permalink )

Skygge Von Helvetesdalen says:

Ok so now I know that I have more choice concerning the future new backpack :P

Thx !
Posted 9 months ago. ( permalink )

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