Sources for materials

**sherpaxc** · 08-10-2010, 21:20

Well, let's see...Off the top of my head...

Wingnut 3.0 pack (800 c.i. pack)
Down jacket
cat can stove/Ti pot/spork/bic lighter
8x10 rain fly
various odd and ends like snacks and bike repair stuff
Under Quilt

Handlebar bag
Usually my hammock and some food (I try to keep it under 2 pounds total on the handlebar bag).

Seatbag:
Top Quilt
extra clothes (1 extra pair of socks, 1 l/s wool shirt,)

Frame bag:
Food, rain jacket

I can fit everything I need with food for a maximum of 4 days, then I need to resupply food and if it's 4 days worth of food I'm probably freaking out because it doesn't "really fit" but I make it fit by overloading everything.

Gear list for 3 season is:
Marmot Mica rain jacket (or wind jacket if no rain in forecast)
arm/leg warmers
beanie
cat can stove/ti pot/spork/bic lighter/enough fuel for trip
Down jacket if cold enough
TQ/UQ
Hammock
Tarp/stakes
full leggings if cold enough or just a cheap pair of jogging shorts for around camp if warm enough, all depends on trip and weather.
extra wool socks
Princeton Tec Eos light
Food

I only use one pair of cycling shorts with lot's of A&D Ointment and one jersey (usually wool). I don't care about being dirty or stinky.

Fun stuff for sure. Have you done any trips yet?

**sherpaxc** · 08-10-2010, 21:23

Originally Posted by zoovegroover

Hey Sherpa - I am assembling a similar setup for my 29 with Revelate bags. I have the stock frame bag so the space is a little limited. Just curious what your gear list is. I am having a hard time stuffing everything I think I need. Of course, with limited space, something needs to stay in the closet...what do you have packed away in those bags?

I forgot to mention, you can get away without using a lot of stuff. Usually extra clothes is the biggest waste of space. And most people starting out bring WAY to much food. 2 tips I wish someone would have told me when I first started.

**Chicky** · 08-11-2010, 18:09

I apologize about bringing the thread back up, but I was wondering where to buy just dynaglide cordage, not in pre made whoopies. It am just not sure if AHE's link to dynaglide whoopie slings are for cordage or whoopies. Sorry if this seems like a dumb question.

chicky

**pgibson** · 08-11-2010, 18:21

I am making finished product from dynaglide, I don't yet stock enough line on hand to feel like we could sell it by the foot and not hold up orders for products when we have to reorder. I do have a lot of DIY materials, just not dynaglide, just finished whoopies and adjustable ridgelines.