Long term travel with hammock suitable kit?

[Nickychops]

Hi guys

With the list below there are a few things missing at the moment. Anything that you think I may need give me a heads up..

This will be my livelihood for as long as the kit lasts without needing to be replaced.

Sleep system - weight 3.3 kg

Dd travel hammock
Sleeve for dd hammock
4 x karabiners
Webbing
3m x3m tarp (may go slightly bigger)
2x windscreen heat reflectors
Vango ultralite 350 sleeping bag
Travel pillow

Cook system - weight 1.5/1.6kg

Looking at a solid fuel hexagon stove at the moment.
One person cookset (2 pans 1 frying)
Spice kit (homemade)
Knife fork spoon
Sea to summit x bowl
x mug
x plate
Sawyer squeeze water purifier

Clothing - weight 2.7/3.0 approx

1 long sleeve (craghopper nosilife)
1 merino wool short sleeve and merino long johns
1 t shirt synthetic high wicking sort
2 convertible quick dry trousers (craghoppers kiwi)
2x under wear (exofficio or under armour)
3 socks (smart-wool or merino wool)
1 flip-flops /thongs whichever you call them (looking at a set of crocs, as much as I hate them)
Shoes (Merrel Phoenix gore tex multi-sport)
Cheap sunglasses (decent uv protection though)
Bandana/s
Water proof jacket and trouser covers

The trouser and long sleeve have some sort of insect repellent inbuilt but I will carry a little more.

The only electronic I will be taking is a fairly new touch screen iPod. I was going to take an ipad but its to big and with a protective case (griffin survivor) weighs about a kilo.

So at the moment including backpack weight Is looking at around 10kg. I think I would be happy to go up to 12kg but that will be likely with consumables included.

I am intending to spend as much of life possible hiking, and travelling with the bag I carry, so absolutely any advice will be fantastic.

Please comment on anything else you thing I will need. I am sticking to warmer climates in the correct seasons.

[FlyingFox]

Keep your merino wool dry and you'll be warm in the coldest of places! I often wear a mw long sleeved top and shorts in the evening even in snow this feb!

[TallPaul]

Hi - I may have missed this but what are you doing for insulation under you - for example, an underquilt or pad?

[Nickychops]

Hi there flyingfox, that's reassured me I'm picking up l my kit over next few months, and because I am attempting to go quite lightweight I wasn't sure how effective the merino wool would be. Thanks for your reply.

Hi tallpaul, I'm going to be using the wind screen reflectors as under insulation, as I am going to be planning my route according to climate. The main reason for this is budget as they will only set me back about £7.00 as opposed to + £60 for an under blanket or thermarest pad. Thanks for the reply