FooFooCuddlyPoops
02-22-2016, 22:09
Hey guys.
I finally got to working on my gear, and wanted to post it on here for a basic review.
I can't really buy any more gear, but I can obviously take stuff out, etc.
My gear right now: http://lighterpack.com/r/dwci8e
The things I am playing around with changing as of right now; Pot, Stove.
I am looking into using a can and modified fancy feast cholera stove. Currently in the works of being made to test ease, and weight standards.
The things I still need to get; Crocs, Sleep shorts.
I am considering just doing a cheap pair of sandals. My issue is water crossings. I like the crocs for the back strap.
Explanations:
My sleeping bag is that heavy because that includes the cord for my pod modification, and the compress bag. Right now, the hammock and sleeping bag are all combined into one compress bag for easy set up minimizing a secondary bag for the hammock. I may pack the sleeping bag separate.
I finally got to working on my gear, and wanted to post it on here for a basic review.
I can't really buy any more gear, but I can obviously take stuff out, etc.
My gear right now: http://lighterpack.com/r/dwci8e
The things I am playing around with changing as of right now; Pot, Stove.
I am looking into using a can and modified fancy feast cholera stove. Currently in the works of being made to test ease, and weight standards.
The things I still need to get; Crocs, Sleep shorts.
I am considering just doing a cheap pair of sandals. My issue is water crossings. I like the crocs for the back strap.
Explanations:
My sleeping bag is that heavy because that includes the cord for my pod modification, and the compress bag. Right now, the hammock and sleeping bag are all combined into one compress bag for easy set up minimizing a secondary bag for the hammock. I may pack the sleeping bag separate.