Base Weight: 10.1lbs (13.3lbs with snow gear and bear can)
Max Food Carry: 5 Days
Max Water Carry: 4 Liters / 20 Miles
Pack:
Pa’lante Desert – 18.7oz (Starting at mile 790)
Turkey Bag – 0.35oz
Shelter:
Durston X-Mid 1 V2 – 30oz
MSR Groundhog – x4 – 2oz
Xmid 6″ Stakes – x4 – 1.5oz
Sleep:
Hammock Gear Burrow (2oz overstuff, wide) – 27oz
Thermarest Neoair Xlite NXT – 13oz
Kitchen:
Sawyer Squeeze – 3oz
CNOC Vecto – 2.6oz
Smart Water 1L – x2 – 2.4oz
Toaks TLHSWPB – 0.7oz
Toaks 750ml Pot – 2.8oz
Soto WindMaster – 3oz
Packed Clothing:
MH Ghost Whisperer 2 – 9oz
Darn Tough Socks – 2oz
Anti-Gravity Gear Rain Shell – 7.8oz
STS Bug Net – 1.3oz
Worn Clothing:
Jolly Gear TC Sun Hooide – 5oz
Darn Tough Socks – 2oz
Patagonia Terrebonne – 7.8oz (Starting at mile 2000)
Altra Lone Peak 9 – 10.7oz
Black Diamond Pursuit Trekking Poles: 17oz
Electronics:
Nitecore nb10000 – x2 – 5oz
Nitecore Nu25 – 2oz
Cables – 1.3oz
Anker Plug – 2oz
Garmin InReach Messenger – 4oz
Ziploc Bag Large – 0.35oz
Bathroom/Medical:
Ibuprofen – 0.4oz
Leukotape – 0.8oz
Toothpaste – 1.5oz
Tooth Brush- 0.8oz
CuloClean Bidet – 0.3oz
BogglerCo UL Trowel – 0.5oz
Dr Bronners Soap – 1oz
Victronix Rambler – 1.1oz
Ziploc Bags Small – x2 – 0.35oz
Misc:
Ursack AllMitey 20L – 13.5oz
BV500 – 41oz (Carried from Kennedy Meadows South to Sierra City)
Chaisen Ultra XL Crampons – 15oz (Kennedy Meadows South to Bishop – Yes these are heavy)
Camp Corsa 60cm – 8.4oz (Kennedy Meadows South to Bishop)
Gear That Was Swapped:
Durston Kakwa 40 L – 30oz
Nothing wrong with this pack, in fact I actually really like it. I visited the Pa’lante store in Bishop, after they let me see if I could fit my gear in the Desert I couldn’t help myself. After all, it was already packed in there, might as well buy it.
Outdoor Research Ferrosi Joggers – 10.7oz
These are my favorite pants, they had some large holes in them from getting snagged on sticks off trail in Oregon and after 4 months and 2000 miles of hiking I had lost some weight, making them a bit to loose fitting.
If I were to compare these to the Patagonia joggers I would say that these have a softer fabric and better stretch but the Patagonia joggers were lighter and soaked up much less water weight, as a result they also dried faster. Though both dried quite fast.
