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What fleece mittens do you like slo-go'en?

Golite's way from 15 years ago is pretty easy...velcro strap around mid bottle and shock cord loop over the top.

http://jwbasecamp.com/Articles/DryGear/index.html

Current lightweight butane stove winner ; )

http://www.amazon.com/Ultralight-Camping-Outdoor-Portable-Titanium/dp/B01077AGC2

Currently using http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00EF1OGOG

Might have to look for this. I alredy use some medical booties on some trips to cover a camp shoe and use it in sleeping bag for warmer feet on below freezing nights.

Love my Fenix HL21.

Thanks for sharing.

Once you have your base weight dialed in, only food, water and maybe the canister might change your weight.

I shy away from cuben fiber anything just yet, and use other stuff sacks I already have for backpacking.

Thanks for mentioning this. Others find similar deals at Walmart, Costco, etc.

Many do take backups but I just take extra battery.

Many users of the sawyer mini are going back to the sawyer squeeze. I say use both ; ).

I went too fast to zero drop shoes and ran into an achilles issue, nothing serious, but didn't realize it would happen. I just had an occasional sharp fleeting pain that went away when I went back to...

I own an Anker, ~6000 mAh and a Monoprice ~3,000 mAh for different situations. Many say the larger capacities take too long to charge, but quick charge features may become common in future.

You may have bluetooth, wifi, etc turning on when phone is on. There are alot of things to do for battery management and many people also bring an external battery too. See the battery drain section...

https://www.beartooth.com/

Wirelessly links phone with other Beartooth users within range to talk, text, and use maps when you have no service.

Tech Specs

iOS and Android Compatible
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2.0 mil dropcloth, polycryo or tyvek would be my choices.

I have been liking the Saucony trail running shoes.

Added weight back in several areas but still probably around 9 lb base weight.

I have a couple pair and think they are worth owning and using for trail hiking.

I have an Integral Designs Micro Bivy to sell, 18 ounces, in Event fabric. $100 plus shipping.

Forgot to search wide enough to see it was already posted ; ).

An article in the Washington Post on 2/18.
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Possibly the only wearables not worn to bed are raingear, so I put that in a stuff sack and use it as a pillow, sometimes elevated on some other gear for neck support.