Lightweight backpacking loadout from left to right (rough typewriter style).
Karrimor Sf Sabre 45 Backpack
Lamifold Explorer Map
British army bivi bag
Pacific Outdoor self inflating sleep mat
Lightweight single person groundsheet
Army Poncho (for sleeping under)
Sit mat (high comfort item that weighs next to nothing)
Sandals (great to get those boots off after a log day of hiking, also gives the feet and boots time to dry out).
50ltr rucksack rain cover
Mora Knife
12metres 550 paracord for hanging my tarp
5 metres 550 paracord for general purpose
Lightweight bungees
Water purification tabs and neutralisers
Boil in the bag meals, 2 breakfast, 2 dinner
250 grams of quick cook pasta to supplement my main meal
Snugpak jungle sleeping bag
MSR Titan kettle
Coleman F1 stove
Long titanium spoon
250 gas canister and F1 pouch- all on top of trangia pouch
Toilet kit in ziplock bag, lighter, MSR blizzard peg trowel, tissues, alcohol gel
Fox whistle
Matches
First aid kit
Small backup torch
Wash kit
Homemade ration style pack lunch
90 patt army water bottle and mug
Petzl tactikka head torch
Brass Zippo Lighter
Leatherman Wave
Hand wipes
Snugpak small wash bag (used to organise small items)
Beef Jerky
High calorie flapjack bars
Mixed nuts and fruit
Things missing out of picture;
Waterproof trousers and jacket
Buff scarf
Scource 2L water bladder for backpack
A couple of chocolate bars for pudding after evening meal
Socks and pants
Compass...ironic that I can't find this.
Excellent choices.
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interesting choices, I especially Like the Snugpak Jungle Bag How do you find the sleeping bag for our fair British climate?
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