AT Thru Hike Gear

**cmich** · 03-07-2014, 23:36

Thanks for the replies and suggestions.

Was thinking about the ULA circuit. Anybody know how this compares to the Jam 50 space wise?

**Dos** · 03-07-2014, 23:58

Larger

aka

bigger

**HomeMadeHiker** · 03-08-2014, 00:33

You might also consider downsizing the pot. 1.4l is pretty big for one person. And you might replace the glasses case with a sack attached to your shoulder strap. Zpacks makes them or you could DIY one.

**Bannerstone** · 03-08-2014, 06:22

Originally Posted by HomeMadeHiker

You might also consider downsizing the pot. 1.4l is pretty big for one person.

+1 on that.

Wondering if you had rain pants or wind pants in your kit at least for the early weeks.

I have the ULA circuit for my full on 0* winter kit, my 20* kit fits quite nicely in a ULA Ohm.

David

**mountainhanger** · 03-08-2014, 06:29

awesome and it sounds like your ready to roll!!! enjoy and look forward to your report!

**12trysomething** · 03-08-2014, 07:37

The only thing that appears to be missing is ME.

Enjoy the journey - remember, left, right, left, right, left, right.....just in case you forget!

**ATHiker** · 03-08-2014, 10:23

Looks like a good list to start. If the AWOL guide is loose leaf, I would break it down and have some one mail you sections as needed.

**jonbobshinigin** · 03-10-2014, 01:58

I think your cookset is excessive too. Even if weight is trivial, the amount of space it takes up is not. I have a Snow Peak Mini Solo set which pot holds .82 liters, which I believe is plenty for one person. Heck even for two people, I never see the need to eat withing three minutes of a "buddy". Enough ranting...this setup ALSO will hold two canisters of fuel OR one canister of fuel and your burner. That is of course if you get a smaller burner.

My set up is the Solo Set and the Litemax stove box made from Snow Peak. I am not a brand follower but in this case, they are both exceptional products. Especially is space is becoming and issue.

**cmich** · 03-10-2014, 10:07

Thanks for the replies.

I realize that my cook kit is on the large side, but its what I've got. Either that or a backcountry 700 ML, which for me is too small to cook a box of mac n cheese in. I use the BC 700 exclusively for freezer bag cooking.

I would really like a evernew .9L w/ Ti-Tri but cannot justify dropping the money on it when I know my cook kit will work just fine albeit large.