packing list

[Man of Tanith]

Writing out a packing list fir an overnight jaunt at weekend

Infardi pack

bivi bag
klymit air mat
heavy duty space blanket
poncho
cordage
swagman*
sleeping bag

canteen n cup
kuksa
coffee press
2 x spoons
tapas pan

coffee
tea
chorizo
small tin mixed beans
small tin tomatos
onion
small tin spuds
hobnobs
hipflask
oil

bushtool
sak
silky pocketboy


head torch
fak


cant think of anything else?

anyone got any suggestions?

 

[Broch]

The forecast is wet and breezy; I'd be tempted to take a tarp as well

Oh, and something in the hip flask!

 

[punkrockcaveman]

What's an Infardi pack?

Bog roll, spare batteries for the torch?

If its wet I like a 2nd pair of socks, and a beanie is nice to have.

If it were me I'd dispense with the coffee press and just drink it straight out of the cup, but I get it. I bloomin hate tins so I'd whack the tinned stuff into a quality tuppaware tub. Stock cube for it too maybe?

Fun items might be some bits for a bowdrill kit, I.e. waxed cord and a limpet shell?

 

[Wander]

Canteen and cup AND a kuksa?
If I'm going to make a stew/casserole thing to eat I tend to make it before I go and take it ready made and all I have to do is warm it up.

However, the most egregious thing I can see, and the thing worth mentioning, are the damned hobnobs.
I mean, hobnobs!?
They are a disgrace and a usurper biscuit. Dreadful things. They are to biscuits what Saturday night prime time TV is to entertainment. Tawdry, low-brow, lowest common denominator.
Good grief, man, sort yourself out!
Well, really!

 

[Buckshot]

However, the most egregious thing I can see, and the thing worth mentioning, are the damned hobnobs.
I mean, hobnobs!?
They are a disgrace and a usurper biscuit. Dreadful things. They are to biscuits what Saturday night prime time TV is to entertainment. Tawdry, low-brow, lowest common denominator.
Good grief, man, sort yourself out!
Well, really!

And a suitable alternative would be????

 

[Man of Tanith]

It's a social meet up so some group items-mainly a composting toilet

Infardi Pack- custom rucksack made by a friend for me.


You leave the Hobnobs alone, why over complicate?


Yes Cup and Kuksa, one for heating one for drinking.

Coffee press-life is too short for bad coffee

re the tinned stuff i know i could lighten the load without this but i fancy trying a variation of a recipe by Neil over on his YT channel Greencraft

if i was moving more i would have a different load out and tins wouldn't feature

 

[TeeDee]

Special emergency reserve supply stock of Chorizo.

( In case the first one gets used )

 

[Man of Tanith]

Special emergency reserve supply stock of Chorizo.

( In case the first one gets used )

i like your thinking

 

[Mesquite]

I hope they're chocolate hobnobs, not your commonal garden basic hobnobs...

 

[Broch]

No four pound ten ounce frying pan?

But seriously, ditch the second Chorizo and take a second hip flask (or just the whole bottle).

 

[Oliver G]

Oooh, I just rejigged mine this morning, have a butchers.

 

[Man of Tanith]

No four pound ten ounce frying pan?

But seriously, ditch the second Chorizo and take a second hip flask (or just the whole bottle).

i dont drink very often hence 1 hipflask, probably wont even be touched but depends if i succumb to peer pressure

tapas pan replaced with crusader messtin

 

[dean4442]

Just to weigh in on the biscuit side, you're all wrong as it has to be the chocolate digestives with caramel as well! They hold up incredibly well to the dunk test.

 

[Van-Wild]

Writing out a packing list fir an overnight jaunt at weekend

Infardi pack

bivi bag
klymit air mat
heavy duty space blanket
poncho
cordage
swagman*
sleeping bag

canteen n cup
kuksa
coffee press
2 x spoons
tapas pan

coffee
tea
chorizo
small tin mixed beans
small tin tomatos
onion
small tin spuds
hobnobs
hipflask
oil

bushtool
sak
silky pocketboy


head torch
fak


cant think of anything else?

anyone got any suggestions?

Oooh where you off to? I'm planning a overnighter either this weekend or the next....

My list is this:

Bag: Alpkit Groden 30 ltr

Shelter:

DD 3X3 tarp with pegs,
Snugpak SF bivvy bag,
Surplus inflatable mat,
Down sleeping bag (still using it @woodygirl)

Clothing:

cheapo down puffy,
surplus thermals,
gortetex socks,
primaloft beanie,
sealskin gloves,
merino wool buff,
marmot waterproof jacket.

Equipment:

small first aid kit,
head torch,
jetboil,
2X source 850ml waterbottles,
pocket knife,
map,
compass,
garmin 301 gps,
cordage,
lighter,
battery bank and cable,
spoon,
Telescopic walking pole.

Food:

Summit freeze dried 1000kcal main meal, brew kit,
snack pack,
breakfast oat pack.

KABOOM!

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[TLM]

Erbswurst seems to have very well thought out lists for most ordinary situations. I would start from one of his and then add as his lists tend to be minimum equipment lists.