Mark's Full Backpacking List
See http://www.verber.com/mark/outdoors/gear/  for more detailed explanation of selections
This list has entries for all the gear I own.  It will configure trips for all conditions I might face
Item selection is largely driven by the parameters at the top of this sheet (open in excel).  Many items have somewhat complex formulas
Items which have a  "light green" background are options which I sometimes select to over-rule default choices.
Number of Days 3 1 Solo
Median daytime temp 55 0 Extra Light
Lowest expected temp 30 1 Cooking
Extreme Weather (ignoring tmp) 0 0 Bad Bugs
Snow 0 1 Bear Can
Tot Oz Lbs Oz
Pack 34 2 2
Group Gear 0 0 0 When not solo, shelter, cooking, water filtration, and food come from group sheet
Standard Equipment 155 9 11
"Base" Weight 189 11 13
 
Food&Water 110 6 14
Total Pack 299 18 11
 
Worn 66 4 2
Skin Out Weight 366 22 14
Items # of[1] Ozs Total Description / Explanation
Pack 34
Granite Gear Vapor Trail 1 34 34 Trips under 30lb & 3200 cu/in which include most  trips 10 days or less
Gossamer Gear Whisper 0 4 0 Use on super ultralight trips (<14lbs)
VauDe Siena 40 0 37 0 used on fast, HOT trips with a compact load when I want to maximize ventilation
Osprey Aether 60 0 56 0 If need more volume than Vapor Trail (dad as a pack mule, some winter).  Also my loaner pack
Sleeping Gear 42.1
OR HydroLite Drybag #2 1 2.5 2.5 Keep quilt and night clothing dry during hike.. 10L  big enough to minimize compressing insulation
Nunatak Ghost Quilt 1 16 16 good to 30F (w/ lightweight shirt, tights, hat), lower with insulating clothing
Western Mountaineering VersaLite 0 32 0 Use when <20F:  Toasty at 0F wearing no clothing.  Good to lower temps with additional clothing
Fleece/Nylon Pillow 1 1.6 1.6 Pillow, and sometimes stuff sack.  Don't like face on nylon.  Vest is often the "stuffing"
Big Agnes Insulated Air Core Pad 1 22 22 mummy shaped air mattress w/ primaloft for insulation
BalloonBed 0 3 0 used on super ultralight trips >35F… Had several failures. Hmm. Maybe change. $33 #VALUE! Minimal sleeping pad using balloons for super ultralight trips
Gossamer Gear ThinLite 0 2 0 Use if <20F for extra insulation, insurance if air leaks in mattress, as a sit pad
Gossamer Gear NightLite 0 8 0 Use for snow camping
Shelter 20.8 NOTE: Most shelters under the "group" list. I don't do solo snow camping trips
Gossamer Gear The One 1 19.5 19.5 solo shelter, easy to use, lots of space, default shelter + stakes
MLD Superfly 0 20 0 when expecting harsh conditions. Stakes + extra guys
Ground Cloth 1 1.3 1.3 Groundcloth when using a tarp and no bivy
Small & Essential Items 15
SeaToSummit Drybag 2L 1 0.8 0.8 keeps all my small items together so they are easy to find and extra protected from water
First Aid Kit+Repairs 1 2.5 2.5 Adventure Medical Ultralight .3 + aleve, pro-tick remover, bandaids, firestarter, duct tape, super glue
Magnesium Firestarter Tool 1 1 1 Durable firestarter which works when wet.  Requires knife and patience
Bathroom 1 3.8 3.8 UL packtowl or bandana, soap, toothbrush, floss, baking soda, bug, sun
Pee Bottle 0 1.7 0 Wide mouth water bottle so I don't have to go too far in the middle of the night to relive myself
Large Baby wipes 4 0.4 1.6 enough for daily use + 1 extra
GG EZC Spectra Line 1 0.3 0.3 You can always find uses for rope
Wallet & Keys 1 3 3 to get back into my car, id for people to know who I am, etc
Aqua Mira Water Treatment 1 1 1 Doesn't have funny taste like iodine… in containers from backpackinglight.com
1L Water Container+Scoop 1 1 1 Hold water for chemical treatment, scoop to help load the water container
Sweetwater Water Filter 0 11 0 Use when want to get water quickly (like desert to tank up and not have to carry)
Essentials on Person 14.1
Eyeglasses 1 0.7 0.7
Watch 1 0.9 0.9
Photon Freedom LED Light & Knife 1 1.2 1.2
Compass, Whistle 1 1.2 1.2
Hand Cleaner & Blistex 1 0.4 0.4
Map 1 0.9 0.9
Titanium Goat Hiking Pole 2 3.9 7.8 Stability while hiking and pole to setup tarp.
Clip-on Sun Glasses 0 0.5 0 Glasses normally have photo chromatic lens
Olympus Voice Recorder 1 1 1 Taking sort notes and recording thoughts
Googles 0 6 0 Take if expecting cold weather and storms
Cooking 36.7
Alcohol Stove & Windscreen 1 1 1 Normal stove for three season trips.  On warm-hot trips I don't cook
Coleman Xtreme Stove 0 11 0 stove for cold or when melt snow
Coleman Powermax Canister 0 8.25 0 weekend fuel
Coleman Powermax Canister 0 13.75 0 extra fuel for some trips
Evernew .9L pot 1 4.6 4.6 Normal solo pot
Evernew 1.3L pot 0 6 0 Use when melting snow
Snow Peak 600 mug and foil lid 0 2.6 Use when cooking on SUL trips
Reflectix Cozy 1 1.5 1.5 Cook in plastic bags to make cleanup easier
Nylon scrapper 1 0.1 0.1
Lexan Fork & Spoon 1 0.4 0.4 Like separate fork and spoon.  Switch to a lexan spork if going super light
JetBoil Collapsible Spoon/Fork 0 0.7 0 On group trips when using backpacker freeze dry meals which need a long reach
Styrofoam 9 oz cup 1 0.1 0.1 Was an ice cream dish… use as a cup for hot tea
Orikaso bowl (xl) 0 1.5 0 Use as a dish if with a group, otherwise eat out of pot
Food Bag 0 1.2 0 Bag to hold food.  Either odor proof, or sil-nylon stuff sack for hanging
Ursack Spectra Sack 0 7 0 bear resistant food bag
Bearikade Weekender 1 29 29 Bear canister with can hold up to 10 days of carefully packed food,  6 days if not so careful
Clothing Carry 26.7
Sea2Summit Ultralight Drybag 8L 1 1 1 holds all clothing except rain gear $12 #VALUE! holds all clothing except rain gear
Injinji Coolmax Tetratsok 1 1.5 1.5 Keeps blisters away between toes… good for cool weather
Primaloft Booties 0 4 0 for sleeping in cold weather
Vapor Barrier Socks 0 3 0 Use for sleeping when low temp is <10F
SmartWool Socks+Liner 0 3.5 0 Extra socks for cold weather (and sleeping in cool weather)
Patagonia Mid Capilene Pants 0 6.5 0 cool weather with shorts, or <25F
BMW Cocoon Pants (sample) 0 11 0 use to warm up when stopped and/or extra insulation at night
Dropstopper Rain Pants 0 4.5 0 breathable, cheap, light, fragile rain pants.  When knee wears out they will become 2.7oz knickers
Montbell Torrent Flier Rain Pants 0 7 0 reasonably durable rain pants which can also be worn for warmth, protection against wind.
Sekri PowerDry+Xstatic Base 1 6 6 Hot weather sleeping shirt (and base layer if it surprisingly turns cool), or a base w/ vapor barrier
Patagonia R .5 Top 0 10.5 0 carry if nights below 25F and not wearing
OR Deluxe Bug Head Net 0 2 0 Wear if the bugs are going to be really bad
Patagonia Dragon Fly Windshirt 1 3.5 3.5 Windshirt.  Cut wind or very light rain.
Patagonia Essenshell Pullover 0 12 0 Heavy duty windshirt used sometimes in the winter
Dropstopper Rain Jacket 1 6 6 Cheap, effective, fragile rain shirt.
Montbell Umbrella 0 5.2 0 Ultimately breathable rain gear :-)
Montbell Peak Jacket 0 11 0 Rain jacket for cooler temp or when I need something more durable than Rainshield O2
WM Flash Vest 1 4.5 4.5 insulation if below 50F (35F on super light trips)
Montbell Thermawrap Jacket 0 9.5 0 insulation if below 20F (layered over vest when needed). Wouldn't be enough in extreme winter
MLD eVENT Rain Mitts 0 1.1 0 take on nasty trips when day <45F
Power Stretch Gloves 0 1.2 0 durable base for hands with good dexterity.  Keeps hands from sticking to cool metal (low <30)
Shell Mittens with Primaloft liner 0 8 0 sleep in, warm up hands, etc (low <20F)
Facemask 0 2.2 0 keep skin from getting too cold
DownWorks Down Balaclava 1 2.4 2.4 bring if expecting temps <10F, or using quilt with temp <40
PolarBuff Neck Gaitor/Hat 1 1.8 1.8 It's a scarf, it's a hat, it ear muffs, it's versatile  http://www.buffusa.com/
Clothing Wear 52.2
Inov-8 Flyroc (310) 1 24 24 Light weight trail running shoes
Inov-8 RocLite 390 0 30 0 Snow or day temp <30F
Keen Growler Boots 0 43 0 Insulated boots… -20F through 20F
Teva Sandals 0 21 0 Use if constantly going to be in water
Injinji Coolmax Tetratsok 1 1.5 1.5 Keeps blisters away between toes
Fleece Ski Socks 0 2.4 0 Extra Insulation
SealSkin Socks 0 4.2 0 cool, wet days
Vapor Barrier Socks 0 3 0 <10F conditions
Short Gaitors 0 3 0 Bring if snow,  pants don't seal well
Ex Officio Travel Boxer Briefs 1 2.7 2.7 if pants don't have integrated brief
Patagonia Mid Capilene Tights 0 6.5 0 if expect daytime temp to below 10F
Cloudveil Spinner Wading Pants 1 12 12 for highly variable weather
Marmot ATV Pants 0 20 0 softshell, comfortable over a wide range of temps
Ex Officio Convertible Pants 0 12 0 Bit in mesh briefs are good if spending lots of time in the water.  Almost never use anymore
REI Trailrunning Shorts 0 4.6 0 moderate to hot! No Bugs. Well developped trails. Almost never use anymore
MH Canyon Shirt 1 9 9 Standard moderate conditions hiking shirt
RailRider Adventure Shirt 0 6 0 Hot weather shirt.  Long sleeve to protect against sun and bugs. Vents to stay cool
Sekri PowerDry+Xstatic Base 0 6 0 Cool weather base layer
Rab Vapour Rise Trail 0 16 0 Micro pile lined windshirt.  Great cold weather action shirt.
Patagonia R .5 Top 0 10.5 0 Cold weather base layer
Terramar VisaEndurance Shirt 0 5 0 For hot trips which are mostly shaded and no or low mosquito problems
MH Tempest Gloves 0 3.5 0 lined shell gloves
REI Winter Gloves 0 7 0 fleece/primaloft insulation + wpb shell
Sunday Afternoon Adventure Hat 1 3 3 when it is hot or I am using Osprey Aether Pack
Cloudveil Four Shadows Bean 0 1.3 0 Worn stand alone or under hat providing visor on cool-cold days
OR Fall Line Hat 0 3.5 0 cold days
GoLite Snow Cap 0 2 0 hight loft synthetic insulation, bomber style cap for cold weather
OR Seattle Sombreo Rainhat 0 3.5 0 cool weather hat. ok sun protection and good rain protection
Consume 110.2
Daily Food 3 18 54 zone bars, lunch, couscous&meat, chocolate bar (more in winter)
Alcohol in Bottle 2 0.75 3 use .5oz if temp over 45F, bring .75oz if expect cooking time to be cooler
Amount of Water in Litters 1.5 33 49.5 varies depending on trip. The range is typically 1-3L
Platypus Water Holder + Hozer 1 3.7 3.7 normally a 2L bladder, but switch to 3L if more water needed
3L Platypus Water Bladder 0 1.9 0 extra water carrier for dessert trips
Gaitorade Bottle 0 1.6 0
Gaitorade Cozy 0 2 0
Snow Gear 0
Snowclaw Shovel 0 6 0
BD Ice Axe 0 18 0 Take if going anyplace might need to self-arrest
Camp XLC 390 Crampons 0 14.5 0 Take it walking on ice
Northern Lites Elites 0 36 0 deep snow trips
Avalance Beacon 0 0 Borrow if serious risk of avalance
Aqualung 0 0 Borrow if questionable backcountry skiing
Skis 0 0 need to weight… haven't used in a number of years
Stuff for Skis 0 0 need to weight… haven't used in a number of years
Misc/Options 13.8
Brunton ADC Pro WeatherStation 1 1.7 1.7 I am always interesting in the conditions
Pentax S4 Digital Camera 1 4 4 4mp digital zoom w/ storage storage installed
Treo 650 PDA/Cell Phone 1 6 6 digital books, note pad, devotional materials
Fenix L1D-Cree 1 2.1 2.1 Small hand light which great power regulation and super bright. Use photon for hands free
PrincetonTec EOS 0 3.6 0 1W Headlamp for nighttime navigation
Petzl Zipka Plus 0 2.3 0 3AAA Headlamp.  Photon is normally all I need, but I like flashlights
eQ Hands Free Light 0 1 0 Tiny but versitle light
Benchmade 530 Knife 0 1.8 0 Bring when cooking or other activities requires a long blade than tiny swiss army knife
Ritter Locking Folder 0 3.4 0 Bring when needing to do woodcraft
Pack Towel Ultralight, Large 0 1.2 0 Take if swimming, etc
Boxer Shorts 0 3 0 Used as light weight swimming trunks
Shower Slippers 0 3.4 0 from TravelSmith for crossing streams if not hiking in sandals and not risking bare feet
Gitzo 026 + ballhead 0 35 0 Center column removed. For trips which are primarily about photography. 
Canon Rebel XTi, 17-40 0 41 0 for trips I care about image quality
Canon 85/1.8 0 16 0 great people lens + domke wrap
Canon 70-300 DO IS 0 28 0 long zoom for wildlife + domke wrap
Small notebook & pen 0 4 0
Garmin Geko 201 GPS 0 3.1 0
Pentax Binoculars 0 24 0
Fly Rod, Reel, Flys, Nippers, Etc 0 17 0
Silk Liner 0 4.3 0 Add bit of warmth.  Keep inside of bag cleaner.  Rarely used

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