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    Like I said, the pack is listed as 35L, but the way I pack it, I think its more like 45L completely full. I took the following items (I wore some of the clothes, i.e. they didn't all go in the pack)

    Food:

    BC Meals x10 double, x10 single serves
    Made up some musilie with nuts and dried fruit + added milk powder and pre bagged x10 (just add hot or cold water and eat)
    50x coffee sachet's (yes I have an addiction)
    Some lollies and chocolate
    Musilie bars x20
    1.5L drink bottle
    Gas cooker and 2x Canisters (could Have got away with only one, but not worth the risk)
    Coffee cup (I like plastic, not metal)
    Small dia15cm frying pan/do everything pot and tinfoil for the lid
    Lighter

    Camp gear:
    Fairydown Sleeping bag
    MSR Hubahuba tent
    I used a larger inflatable mat on this trip - but now I have an Epeed sleeping mat which is way smaller again
    Inflatable pillow
    Ridgeline Pikau for day pack use and doubles as pillow slip


    Clothes:
    Hunters Element XTR rain jacket
    Swazi water proof paints (gortex bottoms for Tahr anorak) which I never used.
    Fairydown puffer jacket
    3x sets of thermals (tops and longs)
    2x mid layer polar fleece tops
    1x mid layer polar fleece paints
    4x socks
    1x wollen hat
    Ashley gumboots (the finest foot wear money can buy haha)

    Misc:
    Small film canister of suncream
    Insect repallant
    Mesh head net to keep sand-fly's away (best tip ever!!!!!!)
    Batteries (GPS and Head lamp, I took shit loads)
    EPIRB
    Head lamp
    Pocket knife
    GPS
    Rangefinder
    Bino's
    Windmeter
    Altimeter
    Smart-phone (and USB AA battery powered charger)
    Laminated drop charts
    Rifle (set up for longrange 3-15x zoom scope)
    Ammo
    Ear plugs
    pull through (Otis brand - very good stiff pull through that can unblock a plugged barrel)
    Bipod
    Compass
    Map
    Electrical tape
    Inner tube for lighting fires
    String (10m)
    Leatherman tool
    Roaring horn (aka - dishwashing bottle)



    Proof is in the picture I guess? All packed up with an additional load. If you look carefully you can even see 35L written on the pocket of the pack.


    I think that's about it, no doubt I forgot to list something...but that's the guts of it from memory.

    kj
    Last edited by kimjon; 21-08-2013 at 09:33 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kimjon View Post
    Like I said, the pack is listed as 35L, but the way I pack it, I think its more like 45L completely full. I took the following items (I wore some of the clothes, i.e. they didn't all go in the pack)

    Food:

    BC Meals x10 double, x10 single serves
    Made up some musilie with nuts and dried fruit + added milk powder and pre bagged x10 (just add hot or cold water and eat)
    50x coffee sachet's (yes I have an addiction)
    Some lollies and chocolate
    Musilie bars x20
    1.5L drink bottle
    Gas cooker and 2x Canisters (could Have got away with only one, but not worth the risk)
    Coffee cup (I like plastic, not metal)
    Small dia15cm frying pan/do everything pot and tinfoil for the lid
    Lighter

    Camp gear:
    Fairydown Sleeping bag
    MSR Hubahuba tent
    I used a larger inflatable mat on this trip - but now I have an Epeed sleeping mat which is way smaller again
    Inflatable pillow
    Ridgeline Pikau for day pack use and doubles as pillow slip


    Clothes:
    Hunters Element XTR rain jacket
    Swazi water proof paints (gortex bottoms for Tahr anorak) which I never used.
    Fairydown puffer jacket
    3x sets of thermals (tops and longs)
    2x mid layer polar fleece tops
    1x mid layer polar fleece paints
    4x socks
    1x wollen hat
    Ashley gumboots (the finest foot wear money can buy haha)

    Misc:
    Small film canister of suncream
    Insect repallant
    Mesh head net to keep sand-fly's away (best tip ever!!!!!!)
    Batteries (GPS and Head lamp, I took shit loads)
    EPIRB
    Head lamp
    Pocket knife
    GPS
    Rangefinder
    Bino's
    Windmeter
    Altimeter
    Smart-phone (and USB AA battery powered charger)
    Laminated drop charts
    Rifle (set up for longrange 3-15x zoom scope)
    Ammo
    Ear plugs
    pull through (Otis brand - very good stiff pull through that can unblock a plugged barrel)
    Bipod
    Compass
    Map
    Electrical tape
    Inner tube for lighting fires
    String (10m)
    Leatherman tool
    Roaring horn (aka - dishwashing bottle)



    Proof is in the picture I guess? All packed up with an additional load. If you look carefully you can even see 35L written on the pocket of the pack.


    I think that's about it, no doubt I forgot to list something...but that's the guts of it from memory.

    kj
    This should be made a stick somewhere.
    Bryan likes this.

 

 

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