[pct-l] Weight
Will M
jalan04 at gmail.com
Mon Apr 20 16:25:02 CDT 2009
I agree with Previous poster. I would add that you might want to look into
using an alcohol stove. The hubba Hubba is a two man tent,. Do you really
need a two man tent?
I'm struggling to get my weight down to below 20lbs cuz i know I'll be
carrying lots of water for long stretches.
You also might want to take your pack out for a weekend to see how it feels
and wether you can jettison some of the stuff you have.
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Andrew Dawson <question.everything at live.com
> wrote:
>
> Hey PCTers
>
> I just weighed all the things I'm going to take with me on the trail and I
> have come up with 34.88 lbs - that's if I were to hike naked which isn't
> going to happen. Here is my run down:
>
> Tent (MSR Hubba Hubba) 4.75 lbs
> Therma-rest (Pro-lite 4) 1.75 lbs
> Pack (Arc'teryx Naos 70) 4.75 lbs
> Sleeping Bag (MEC Asgaard) 3.94 lbs
> Cooking Stuff (MSR Dragonfly & MSR Pots) 2.63 lbs
> Clothing including Gore-tex shells 8.63 lbs
> Sandals 1.38 lbs
> First Aid/Toiletries 1.00 lbs
> Odds & Ends 1.44 lbs
> Luxuries 2.00 lbs
> Water Filter (Katadyn Pocket) 1.69 lbs
> Ice Axe 0.94 lbs
> ------------------------------------------------------------------
> Total: 34.88
> lbs
>
>
> I'm curious to how much your packs weigh with everything in it minus food
> and water. I have taken a few things out to get the weight down. A few
> things I have weigh more than I would like them but its about comfort. Like
> my sleeping bag - Its good to -20C but weighs a bit more. I might get rid of
> some of my luxuries ... but that includes my camera and such small
> electronic things. I don't really wanna give those up.
>
> Dawson
>
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