Backpack
- Pa’Lante Simple Pack
- Pack Liner (Trash Compactor Bag)
Shelter
- Sea to Summit Ultra Sil Nano emergency poncho tarp
- Gossamer Gear EZC 2mm guy lines
- 6 MSR Y aluminum tent stakes, 2 aluminum shepherds hooks
- 1 Cascade Mountain Tech trekking pole (get them from Amazon for $40)
Sleeping
- Katabatic Flex 22 degree sleeping quilt
- Gossamer Gear polycryo groundsheet medium
- Gossamer Gear NightLight Sleeping Pad torso length
Eating
- titanium pot
- plastic spoon
Clothing: Base Layer
- cotton t-shirt
- running shorts
- 2 pair Darn Tough socks
- hat
- sunglasses
Clothing: Insulation
- micro fleece hat
- merino wool thermal shirt
- wool thermal leggings
- Montbell Men’s Superior Down Parka (I can’t stand the colors they use for women’s jackets)
- Frogg Toggs Rain Jacket
Footwear
- Altra Lone Peak 3.0
Hygiene/First Aid
- Travel size toothbrush/toothpaste
- hand sanitizer
- ibuprofen
- sunscreen
- duct tape
- calendula ointment
- Vitamins
- Flagyl (in case of giardiasis)
Other
- Maps in ziplock baggie
- compass
- ID, debit card in ziplock baggie
- iPhone 6 with Lifeproof Case, Gaia GPS app, wall charger, headphones, Belkin extra battery
- Swiss Army knife classic
- Petzel e-lite headlamp
- Mini bic lighter
- Sawyer water filter
Hey Not a Chance, would you share how you packed your GG Nightlight in the Pa’lante? Folded in 1/3’s flat against the back, or a cylinder around the interior of the pack with everything inside? I’ve got a similar kit as yours here, but I’m wondering how the pack’s going to fit longer food + water carries using the nightlight pad.
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Hi! I use the Nightlight folded inside against the back!
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I’ve been able to carry 4 days of food max with that set up
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That’s good to know. I’ll play around with it packed that way to see what I can manage. Thank you : )
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Happy Trails 🙂
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