Everything laid out for Oz. Mostly. Clothes are in the corner. Folded, but in a pile. Not in a bag. Yet. This is a lot of gear. Two bags, final weight : 28 lbs. / 35 lbs. Including two fresh pair of 5-10 Canyoneers for Joe Bugden and Tim Vollmer.
What will get destroyed and what will do fine? Canyons in Utah are notorious for munching equipment. Do I have enough neoprene for New Zealand? I’ve heard it’s cold. Antarctica cold. So, a second pair of canyoning shoes comes along. Plenty of repair accessories. Extra gloves? Yes, please. And why not take the spare camera that no one uses anymore? One never knows…
What’s in the bags?
Canyoning:
5-10 Savants (2 pair)
220′ Canyonfire rope + bag
200′ Pull chord
50L Heaps Pack
30L Spry Pack
(20) Rapide quick links
100′ webbing
(4) pair Atlas gloves
4/3 Hyper flex wetsuit
3/2 shortie wetsuit
Neoprene gloves
(3) pair dish gloves + rubber bands
5mm neoprene socks
(3) pair 3mm neoprene socks
Helmet
Climbing harness
(2) Piranha
(1) ATC
(8) Carabineers
Elbow pads, pair
Knee pads, pair
First aid kit
Knife
Whistle
Personal locator beacon
Swim goggles
(3) Dry bags
(2) Slings
Set of prussic
Leatherman
Rain poncho
3.0 liter Camelback
(2) Headlamps
Sunglasses
Camping:
Sierra Design 3 man tent
Sleeping pad
Sleeping bag +15˚
Camp pillow
Repair:
Sewing kit
Aquaseal
Super glue
Moleskin
Duct tape
SpiderTech adhesive
Ibuprofen
Band aids
Penicillin
Allergy meds
Clothing:
(2) Gold’s Gym neo shorts
(2) Capeline bottoms
LS capeline top
(2) rash guard t-shirts
(10) wool socks
(10) underwear
(2) shorts
(2) pants
(4) t-shirts
(1) pull over
Brooks tennies
Patagonia down sweater
REI rain shield
Swim suit
Baseball hat
Cooking:
Primus backpacker stove head
Matches
Camp pots
Dish towel
Can opener
Clean:
Towel
Flip-flops
Egyptian Mud
Toothpaste
Toothbrush
TP kit
Mirror
Electronics:
GPS
Car charger
iPad
Sony TX-10
Olympus 8100 (spare)
GoPro 2, chesty, mounts
Earphones
Macbook Pro
External HD
SD card adapter
Q-tips
Egg timer
Space limits and airline regulations require I pick up a few things once I arrive…
To be purchased in Oz outdoor store:
Stove fuel canisters
Camp soap
Camp meals
Sunscreen
Bug spray
Camp chair
Maps
Poo bags
Tarp
Matches
Groceries to buy in Oz:
Plastic silverware
Paper bowls
Ziplocks
Wipes
Soap
Shampoo
Oatmeal
Jerky
Almonds
Cheese
Canned chicken
Almond Butter
Matches / Lighter
Ginger
Dehydrated Meals
Canned Meals
Tea
Nuts
Granola Bars
Dried fruit and canned fruit
Fresh fruit
7 Gallon water
Water bottles
Gatorade
Tea
Air duster
Trash bags
Paper goods
Utensils
Spare batteries
Ready? Set? Go!
Seriously – all of that weighed 63 pounds? Wow! I am totally impressed – I’d have thought it would be more.
OK, ready for the next installment!!
Thanks!
To be fair, Kevin, I packed the rope, and a wetsuit in the Spry bag, which was inside the Heaps bag and carried it on. Also, all of the electronics were in another bag for carry on.