My Post-Hike Gear List

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What I Carried at the End of the Appalachian Trail

Here’s the complete list of gear I had with me when I came home from the trail. Links are provided if you want to shop for any of these items.

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Post Hike Gear List:

Shelter

Nemo Hornet 2p tent
Polycro window film (get 1.5 mil if you can) – Ace Hardware
Titanium tent stakes – Lawson Equipment

Sleep System

Klymit Static V Lite sleeping pad – Amazon or Klymit.com
Cocoon Hyperlight Air-Core Pillow (the small one
Sea to Summit Silk Liner
Underground Quilts 20-degree Renegade Quilt

Water / Hydration

Cnoc Outdoors Vecto bag
Sawyer Squeeze Filter
Sawyer Water Bottle Coupler
Life Water 1L Bottles (2)
Water hose (from hardware store)
Osprey Bite Valve (for water hose)
Toaks Titanium 550 ml Pot

Cooking and Food Storage:

Osprey 20L Bear Bag (Dry Sack) – available in multiple colors
Dynema bear cord – Lawson Equipment
Toaks Titanium Long-Handled Spoon
MSR Pocket Rocket stove
Bic Lighter

Electronics:

Anker Power Bank – 10000 mAh (I misspoke in the video, this is the one I carried)
iPhone 2-in-1 Lightning Splitter (charge + headphones)
Headphones & iPhone Adapter
iClever Dual-Port Travel Charging Block
Cuben (Dyneema) Dry Bags – Mountain Laurel Designs
Aduro Combo Shell & Holster Clip-On Phone Case

Rain Gear

Other / Misc:

Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Day Pack (used as clothes bag/town tote)
White Trash Compactor Bag (as pack liner)
Cascade Mountain Tech Carbon Fiber Trekking Poles, Cork Grip
Petzl Tikka headlamp – EMS, REI or Amazon
Eagle Creek Small Packing Cube
Travel Journal (comes in pack of 6) & Pens
Awol Guide – with loose-leaf pages
Tenacious Tape flat sheets for gear repairs
REI Camp Towel
Bandana
Teva Sirra Sandles – Camp Shoes – EMS
Deuce of Spaces Cat Hole Trowel – Amazon

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