Helen's Backpacking List
Number of Days 3 0 Nasty or Extreme Weather
Median daytime temp 65 0 Bad Bugs
Lowest expected temp 35 0 Snow
Tot Oz Lbs Oz
"Base" Weight 160 10 0
Food&Water 41 2 9
Total Pack 201 12 9
 
Worn 47 2 15
Skin Out Weight 248 15 8
Items # of[1] Ozs Total Description / Explanation
Pack
Mountainsmith Seraph 1 32 32 Panel loading women's pack
Home: Sleep and Shelter
Sil Nylon Stuff Sack 1 2 2 For water protection
Montbell U.L.SS.Down Hugger #3 1 24 24 30F down bag which will provide great versitility while growing
PAC Insulated Air Matress 1 22 22 sleep pad stolen from dad. Foam pad would be lighter, but this is more comfortable and compact
Nunutak Ghost Blanket 0 16 0 Use dad's quilt for extra insulation for winter camping
Nightlight Foam Pad 0 5 0 foam pad for winter camping
Small & Essential Items
First Aid Kit 1 2 2 Adventure Medical Ultralight .3
Bathroom 1 4 4 Hand towel, toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, blistex, hair brush
PrincetonTec Quad 1 3.4 3.4 LED headlamp
Cooking
Cup, Silverware 1 1 1 bright orange lexan spork (I love saying that), plastic measuring cup
20oz Plastic Bowl 1 1.5 1.5 either ziplock or 1/2 of dad's GSI nesting bowl
Misc/Options
Snowclaw Shovel 0 8 0
Aquis Body Towel 1 8 8
Swim Suit or River Shorts 1 4 4 I will swim, even if the water is too cold for dad
Nature Notebook 0 8 0
Pencils & Drawing Tools 1 5 5
Playing Cards 0 3 0
Blanket/Pillow 1 11 11 Cuddly… dad thinks it's excess weight, but it's coming
Teddy Bear 0 6 0
Clothing Carry
Smartwool Socks 1 1.5 1.5 Sleeping socks
Primaloft Booties 0 5 0 Sleeping socks in winter
Extra Socks 1 1 1 A pair for every two days
Briefs 2 1 2 A pair for each day
Short PJs 0 6 0 Take if night time temps are >70F
Power Dry Tights 1 5 5 Use as PJs and for extra warmth
Rei Rain Pants 0 10 0 Skip unless is really nasty weather and not wearing ski bibs
Power Dry Shirt 1 5 5 Use as PJs and for extra warmth if not wearing
Extra Tee-Shirt 0 4 0 Bring if it is going to be warm.
Supplex Shirt 0 5 0 Protection against bugs and sun
DriDucks Poncho 1 8.5 8.5 Somewhat fragile but waterproof breathable material… no internal condensation
Emergency Poncho 0 2 0 cheap plastic poncho if rain is extremely unlikely.
Marmot Driclime  Windshirt 1 8.5 8.5 Do everything jacket.  Works in drizzle, blocks wind, some warmth
Patagonia Micro Puff Vest 1 7 7 Warm vest for when it's getting cool. Man's size XS from outlet clearance sale
Patagonia Micro Puff Parka 0 18 0 Extra warmth for colder trips
Fleece Gloves 0 1 0 hands get cold easily
Heavy Mittens 0 6 0 hands get cold easily
Head Net 0 3 0 keep bugs off face
PolarBuff 1 2 2 Leopard print! "warm" hat above freezing, neck gaitor in colder conditions.
Fleece Hat 0 2 0 warm hat for night time. Carry unless wearing during the day
Googles 0 2 0 help see and keep eyes warm
Teva Sandals 0 10.2 0 Camp shoes
Clothing Wear
Smartwool Socks 1 1.5 1.5
Briefs 1 1 1
Power Dry Tights 0 5 0 if extra cold
Supplex Convertible Pants 1 8 8
Ski Bibs 0 17 0 if hot and no bugs
Nike Running Shirt 1 4 4 Fast drying and breathable short sleeve shirt
Power Dry Shirt 0 5 0 Use as PJs and for extra warmth
Marmot Driclim Lined Windshirt 0 8.5 0 Do everything jacket
Salomon Comp2 Trail Runners 1 20 20 Comfortable, grippy soles, drys pretty quick,  love the easy lacing
Snow Boots 0 34 0 for cold and snow
Teva Sandals 0 10.2 0 If spending a lot of time in water
Sunday Afternoon Kid's Hat 1 2.5 2.5 warm-hot weather for sun protection.  It's a bright Mango color!
Fleece Hat 0 2 0 warm hat for night time
OR Seattle Sombreo Rainhat 0 3.5 0 cool-moderate weather
Baseball Hat 0 3 0 I like
Essentials on Person
Map 0 0.9 0
Knife, Compass, Whistle 1 2.4 2.4
Sun Glasses 1 1 1
Hand Cleaner 1 0.4 0.4
Watch 0 0.5 0
REI Peak Hiking Poles 1 6 6 1 or maybe 2 poles for stability and for fun
Consume
Platypus Water Holder (w/ xL) 1 33 37
Water Bottle (1L full) 0 35 0
Snacks (oz) 4 1 4

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