Total Base Weight without Consumables (Food & Water): +/- 13.70 lbs.
Total Pack Weight WARM WEATHER with Consumables: +/- 25.95 lbs.
Total Pack Weight COOL WEATHER with Consumables: +/- 26.43 lbs.
Total Pack Weight COLD WEATHER with Consumables: +/- 26.51 lbs.
Total Pack Weight COLD / SNOW GEAR with Consumables: +/- 32.82 lbs.
Note: Clothing weight is really an average. I’m still carrying in my pack some cool and colder weather clothing in warmer temperatures. The average additional clothing weight in my pack is +/- 1.85 lbs. included in the above totals.
PACK GROUP:
Backpack – Osprey Exos 58
Pack Liner – Trash Compactor Bag
Stuff Sacks – Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil® Stuff Sacks (2)
SHELTER GROUP:
Tents – Big Agnes Fly Creek UL2 w/ Footprint
Small Tyvek Ground Cloth (Hitch Hiking Sign, Seat, and Vestibule Footprint)
Aluminum Stakes (8)
SLEEPING GROUP:
Sleeping Quilt – Katabatic Gear Flex 15°F
Bag Liner – Sea to Summit Thermolite Mummy Bag Liner
Sleeping Pad – Therm-a-Rest NeoAir™ XLite™
KITCHEN GROUP:
Cook Pot – Snow Peak Titanium Mini Solo Combo Set
Sea to Summit X-Mug
Eating Utensil – TOAKS Titanium Long Handle Spoon
Water Purification – Sawyer Squeeze Filter
Water Container for Camp and Pack – (1) Platypus 2L, (2) Smart Water Bottles
Stove – MSR Pocket Rocket
Fuel Container – MSR IsoPro Fuel, 8oz.
Lighter
HYGIENE GROUP:
REI Medium PackTowel
Bottle Hand Cleaner – 1 oz.
Small Zip Lock
Partial Roll Toilet Paper
Small Toothbrush
Small Tube Tooth Paste
NAVIGATION GROUP:
iPhone Apps: Guthook’s
Brunton 8010G Compass
Yogi’s CDT Handbook
Flashlight – Petzl Zipka Plus 2
Small Bundle of Paper
Pen
REPAIR / FIRST AID GROUP:
Repair Kit
Small Roll of Duct Tape
Small First Aid Kit
Knife – Bear Grylls Compact Scout, Drop Point, Serrated
Cordage – Cord (50 ft)
LUXURY ITEMS:
Apple iPhone 8
Olympus Tough TG-6 Camera
Anker PowerCore Fusion 5000, New Trent Powerpak 11.0 11000mAh, Dual USB Port
Data Cord and Chargers for Above
RAIN GEAR:
Jacket – OR Helium II Jacket
Pants – REI Ultra Light
Dirty Girl Gaiters
SNOW GEAR:
MSR Revo Ascent Backcountry Snowshoes with Paragon Bindings and Tails
Black Diamond Raven Pro Ice Axe
Kahtoola MICROspikes
CLOTHING GROUP:
Clothing In Pack, Warm Weather
Spare Pair Socks – Smartwool
Spare Shirt
Spare Pair Underwear – ExOfficio Give-N-Go® Boxer
Clothing In Pack, Cool Weather
Long Sleeve Tee – Mountain Hardware Wicked Lite
Pair Long Pants – REI Sahara Convertible Pants
Fleece Hat – Marmot Classic Beanie
Patagonia Heayweight Glove Liners
Pair Warm Socks – Smartwool
Clothing In Pack, Colder Weather
North Face Down Diez Jacket
Patagonia Capilene 3 Midweight Crew
Patagonia Capilene 3 Midweight Bottoms
Marmot DriClime Windshirt
Mountain Hardware Epic Gloves (waterproof)
OR Wind Pro Balaclava
Clothing Worn, and Items Carried
Pair Socks – Darn Tough Vermont – Boot Sock Cushion
T-shirt – Marmot Windridge
Underwear – ExOfficio Give-N-Go® Boxer
Light Shorts – REI Sahara Cargo Shorts
Ball Cap – Lightweight Material and Vented
Small Wallet with ID
Watch – Timex Ironman Classic 100M / Casio Pro Trek PRW2500
Black Diamond Ultra Mountain Carbon Trekking Poles
Camp Shoes – Vivobarefoot Ultra Pure
Hiking Shoes – Merrell Moab 2 Ventilater
CONSUMABLES:
2 ounce fuel per day
32 ounces water
32 ounces food per day
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Hey,
Quick question about the New Trent… could you charge your camera off it too? Just trying to figure out which New Trent device to buy
Acorn,
Yes..I could charge both my IPhone and my Sony digital camera with the New Trent device. But never really had a need to charge my camera up between town stops. Probably the only reason I had to charge my IPhone up (mainly kept it turned off) was because I used it as my iPod as well. I shared the New Trent with more hikers for their phone charges than what I used it for myself. For the weight I would still carry it again and will carry it with me this spring on the BMT.
http://www.newtrent.com/store/iphone-external-battery/iphone-battery-imp50d.html
Good Luck on your hike…it’s a great journey!
Look forward to following your blog.
WHITEWATER
Thanks! I’m hoping to carry more food, and skip a few towns (so visit town every 5 days instead of every 3)… and this will help. Awesome idea.
Would you recommend the Marmot Hydrogen for the PCT then? I’m looking at getting one for it but I’m a bit worried it won’t be warm enough. But I’m a pretty warm sleeper and I’ll use a silk liner. Thanks!
Yes…It did great for me, I’m also a warm sleeper. I only had a few nights where I used my liner and some additional clothing. Lots of hikers prefer a 20 degree bag…it’s really what ever your comfortable in or over you at night.
Great Blog! I am making a plan to hike a section of the Pinhoti Trail after Thanksgiving and to “thru-hike” the AT starting March 13, 2018. The info you shared is a great help. Did you use “paper maps” on the Pinhoti Trail? If yes, do you recall where you acquired them?
Thanks in advance,
“Hitch”
as in: “a hitch in his getalong”
Hitch,
Thank you!
I used the trail guide off the Pinhoti Trail Alliance website at http://www.pinhotitrailalliance.org/. I also use a GPX – Viewer App on my iPhone which I found some gps waypoints somewhere. The trail through Alabama was no problem to follow at all. The trail in Georgia was a completely different story. I also used a hike planning spreadsheet which I’ll be glad to share it with if you email me.
Happy Trails!
WW