Here is what I am bringing. Total weight, before trimming packaging etc is just under 20 lbs.
*Backpack
Osprey Talon 33
2 x 750-800ml. water bottles
(Attached to the front straps on my pack)
*Sleeping bag
Western Mountaineering - Highlite
*Flashlight-Headlamp
Xtra batteries for light
I have lithium - they are lighter and last longer.
*10 saftey pins
1 medium; 1 small… 8 xtra small
*Compass
With at least 2 degrees of precision!
*Lighter
*Knife
I use a ultra small “leatherman” b/c is also has scissors
*Topical disinfectant (alcohol pads)
*Anti-venom pump
*Whistle
Very small, lightweight plastic; mine is built into the buckle of the pack's sternum strap
*Signaling Mirror
*Survival sheet
You know, silver mylar like whats handed out at marathon finish lines
Flare
**provided by race organizers
Salt tablets
**provided by race organizers
Light Stick for 50 mile stage
**provided by race organizers
EKG - dated within 30 days of event
***must have original copy signed by doctor!!
FOOD
All my food for duration of race
(You must have a minimum of 2000 calories per day)
7 -Breakfasts I have bars, oatmeal, 6- 7 Lunchs: Top Ramen, jerky, 6 - Dinners freeze dried meals… a good variety, mostly rice and chicken compinations Electolyte drink mix enough for each day… and I have a variety so I don't get sick of one flavor. Suceed Caps (salt pills) for each stage, NUUN (Electrolyte tablets) A variety of Cliff, protein and honey bars/waffle cookies.
Clothing:
One pair of shorts (Brooks Sherpa)
I am also bringing compression shorts as they tend to chafe less (and keep the sand out)
One race shirt
Brooks Rev T with UPF protection
Moeben UV Arm Sleeves
Buff
Protects neck, face.
Sunglasses and/or Goggles
I wear Wiley-X with Light Adjusting lenses that have a foam seal around the eyes to keep out the sand
Earplugs
Hat
I use a Brooks breathable running hat…
One long-sleeve shirt
1-4 pairs of socks
I use Smartwool… PHD Trail Socks
Windbreaker Brooks LSD cause it balls up into something I can use as a pillow
Tyvec Suit- (Painters overalls-weighs only a few grams/ounces and can keep you a bit warmer at night
Running shoes WITH Gaiters
Brooks ASR with a custom sewn gaiter
Sunscreen
BodyGlide (well DUH)
Babywipes
Dehydrated, rehydrate with water
Lip balm (w. SPF)
Hand sanitizer
Blister care kit- New Skin, needle, disinfectant, Elastikon tape, BlisterShield Powder
Tiny toothbrush
Tiny tube of toothpaste
Deodorant (bet the tent mates will be happy)
Multi-purpose soap
For bathing, cleaning utensils and clothing
Camera (super lightweight and water/sand proof)
Spork
Collapsible bowl
Pencil & notebook (to keep notes on the race)
Sleeping pad -Lightweight foam…
You're gonna bath? Shocker!
ReplyDeleteMan, the weight adds up fast doesn't it? :)
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