Gear list (place for a full rundown?)

[twistwrist]

Hey! Feel free to download my gear list from my 2015 thru-hike. My base weight was 19 pounds. https://appalachiantrailclarity.com/at-for-newbies/

If you download the "Clarity's Supply List by the End", you'll see my original list with items marked out that I got rid of during my hike.

Hope this helps!

[glassman]

No matter what we take out there I'm sure there will be a few things we end up wishing we had brought/left after we hit the trail

The more you know the less you need.

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[glassman]

The more you know the less you need.

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But then there's WANT

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[Pastor Bryon]

For me, a buff is an essential - wool during cooler seasons, regular in summer. It has so many uses and weighs almost nothing. If you haven't used one before, practice with it. You can make a regular beanie hat, neck gaiter, skullcap, balaclava out of it. Summer time, drop it in the creek and wipe all over your head and face, leave it hanging on your neck and it will cook you down. I know some use a bandana, but I like the buff better.

The lighterpack website is very helpful. I think where you live a trip to Outdoor Trails in Daleville would be worth the trip. Take your full gear list and walk thru it with them.

[Slow Trek]

THe notebook I carried was the best item I had. Weight of all the memories I wrote down was nothing. The joy in reading that journal a year later was priceless.

[glassman]

Have you tried lighterpack.com? Great site that lets you compile your gear list and enter weights of your items so you know about what you're working with, Highly recommended!

Not yet but Thanks 4 the info

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