Dee’s backpack gear list
There are those really hardy backpackers who can have a baseweight of 5 lbs or less! My hat is off to them! Until you have shed the pounds on a hike you don’t have any idea how liberating it is! However, I still cling to a few creature comforts like a warm down bag. Here is one of my slightly older lightweight backpack lists that you can see is a decent baseweight. I believe my current weight is now under 12 lbs including a Bearikade bear can! I will amend this list to reflect my current weights at some point, but this will give you something to shoot for if you still carry pack weights that are slowing you down and making you more tired at the end of a hiking day than need be…
Pack + Sleeping Gear + Shelter
ULA P-2 Pack, Pack Rainfly 2 lb 9 oz (41oz)
Western Mountaineering Versalite sleeping bag , stuff sack 2 lb 4 oz (36 oz)
Thermarest 3/4 ultralight pad , stuff sack 1 lb 1 oz (17 oz)
Bibler Bivy 9 oz
Total 6 lb 7 oz (103 oz)
Clothes
DriDucks Rain Jacket and Pants 8 oz
Montbell Down Inner Sweater 7 oz
Patagonia capilene long sleeve shirt 6.5oz
Gramicci nylon long sleeve pants 7 oz
Mtn Hardware Fleece Hat/gloves 3 oz
1 extra pair socks/undies 3.5 oz
Total 2 lb 3oz (35 oz)
Ditty Bag
baggiesss
matches
compass
map/wilderness permit
bandana
toothbrush/paste/floss
sunscreen
chapstick
lotion/razor
shampoo
camera/battery
bug repellant
arch support
iodine
led lights
needle/thread
minerals etc
Water Bottle 6 oz
Ursack 6 oz
Titanium Cup/lid 3 oz
Reading Glasses 3 oz
Silnylon daypack 3 oz
Kindle 8.5 oz
Total 3 lb 10 oz
Optional
stove/fuel tabs
sunglasses
whistle
walking stick
binoculars
altimeter
sandals
bathing suit
nature guides
tripod
mosquito headnet
crampons
pillowcase
groundsheet
radio/batteries
Grand Total (with 0 optional items) 12 lb 6 oz
Wearing (not included in weights)
Ball cap w/flaps
Nylon Tee
shorts
gaitors
socks/undies
Running shoes
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