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To Buy

bivy
sleeping bag
sleeping pad
base layers
socks
sock liners

Shelter

shelter
- hammock tarp - 9.7 oz
  - practice pitching
- guylines
- 6 (?) titanium stakes - 1.3 oz
- bug bivy?
  - http://www.mountainlaureldesigns.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=55
  - http://www.borahgear.com/bugbivy.html
    - see this setup

Pack

- Zpacks ArcBlast
  - 30 lb weight limit
- $295 + extras
- ordered 5/15/15 (expected to arrive mid/late June):
  - Volume: 52 Liters - it was this or 60, close call, both will fit a standard bear can, I thought 60 might be a bit too bulky for me
  - Color: All Army Green w/ Black accents - was tempted by orange and indigo but was swayed by green being a good stashing color
  - Torso Height: Shortest (18 inches) - as per measurements & email to Zpacks
  - Belt Length: Small (26 inches and up) - current pack measures 22", get lumbar pad if too big
  - Shoulder Pouch
  - Key Pocket (.2 oz)
  - Ice Axe Loops (Both Sides) (.1 oz) - for future mountaineering adventures
  - Trekking Pole Holders, One Side (.2 oz)
  - Shock Cord Lashing (.5 oz) - to compress for use as day pack

Sleep

sleeping pad
- Therm-a-rest NeoAir XLite (womens — smaller, lighter, warmer)
sleeping bags/quilts (Jesse recommends rated down to 20 deg)
- http://www.enlightenedequipment.com/revelation/ 19oz, $250

Shoes

main shoes - Altra Superior 1.5
- Joe recommended - many people used them on JMT & PCT, zero drop but thicker sole than Vivos, better for rocky Sierras terrain
camp/crossing/alternate shoes - Vivobarefoot Breatho Trail
2-3 pairs of socks
1 pair of sock liners
gaiters

Clothing

base layer - merino wool
bras - merino wool
underwear - merino wool
rain shell - Sierra Designs cagoule
shorts
leggings
down coat
neck gaiter
hat
gloves

Other

bear cans (rent?)
- yosemite rental
stuff sacks
trekking poles
sunblock
sunglasses
gaiters
camera
maps/navigation
biodegradable soap (bronner's?)
hand sanitizer
wipes
stove & fuel
cooking kit
knife/multitool/utensils
shovel
first aid/emergency kit
- bandaids
- secondskin
- moleskin
- bodyglide
- pepto
- immodium AD
- painkillers
- aspirin
- epipen
- duct tape
- superglue
- needle + thread
- waterproof matches
- water treatment tablets
- bug bite treatment
- lighter
compass
emergency whistle
medication
- pill
- gloves
microtowel(s)/handkerchief
bug repellant
itty bitty foam roller (tennis ball)
water filter
water bottles/containers
glasses/contacts stuff
toothbrush
paper towels
zip lock bags
headlamps, flashlights
batteries
watch
ID, health insurance card, cash, debit card
emergency contact info
lip balm
paper and pen
nail clippers
mini scissors (for cutting moleskin donuts)

Food

coffee
resupply treats!
- dried fruit
energy bars/mix
couscous
ramen
cheese
cured meat - sausage/salami

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+== To Buy ==
+*bivy
+*sleeping bag
+*sleeping pad
+*base layers
+*socks
+*sock liners
 == Shelter ==
 *shelter
 **[http://outdoorequipmentsupplier.com/maccat_tarps.php hammock tarp] - 9.7 oz
+***practice pitching
 **guylines
-**6 titanium stakes - 1.3 oz
+**6 (?) titanium stakes - 1.3 oz
 **bug bivy?
 ***http://www.mountainlaureldesigns.com/shop/product_info.php?products_id=55
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 **[http://zpacks.com/backpacks/arc_blast.shtml Zpacks ArcBlast]
 ***30 lb weight limit
-***$295 + extras
+**$295 + extras
-***ordered 5/15/15 (expected to arrive mid/late June):
+**ordered 5/15/15 (expected to arrive mid/late June):
-****Volume: 52 Liters - it was this or 60, close call, both will fit a standard bear can, I thought 60 might be a bit too bulky for me
+***Volume: 52 Liters - it was this or 60, close call, both will fit a standard bear can, I thought 60 might be a bit too bulky for me
-****Color: All Army Green w/ Black accents - was tempted by orange and indigo but was swayed by green being a good stashing color
+***Color: All Army Green w/ Black accents - was tempted by orange and indigo but was swayed by green being a good stashing color
-****Torso Height: Shortest (18 inches) - as per measurements & email to Zpacks
+***Torso Height: Shortest (18 inches) - as per measurements & email to Zpacks
-****Belt Length: Small (26 inches and up) - current pack measures 22", get lumbar pad if too big
+***Belt Length: Small (26 inches and up) - current pack measures 22", get lumbar pad if too big
-****Shoulder Pouch
+***Shoulder Pouch
-****Key Pocket (.2 oz)
+***Key Pocket (.2 oz)
-****Ice Axe Loops (Both Sides) (.1 oz) - for future mountaineering adventures
+***Ice Axe Loops (Both Sides) (.1 oz) - for future mountaineering adventures
-****Trekking Pole Holders, One Side (.2 oz)
+***Trekking Pole Holders, One Side (.2 oz)
-****Shock Cord Lashing (.5 oz) - to compress for use as day pack
+***Shock Cord Lashing (.5 oz) - to compress for use as day pack
+== Sleep ==
+*sleeping pad
+** Therm-a-rest NeoAir XLite (womens — smaller, lighter, warmer)
+*sleeping bags/quilts (Jesse recommends rated down to 20 deg)
+**http://www.enlightenedequipment.com/revelation/ 19oz, $250
+== Shoes ==
+*main shoes - [http://www.amazon.com/Altra-Womens-Superior-1-5-Running/dp/B00F36Y930 Altra Superior 1.5]
+**Joe recommended - many people used them on JMT & PCT, zero drop but thicker sole than Vivos, better for rocky Sierras terrain
+*camp/crossing/alternate shoes - Vivobarefoot Breatho Trail
+*2-3 pairs of socks
+*1 pair of sock liners
+*gaiters
+== Clothing ==
+*base layer - merino wool
+*bras - merino wool
+*underwear - merino wool
+*rain shell - Sierra Designs cagoule
+*shorts
+*leggings
+*down coat
+*neck gaiter
+*hat
+*gloves
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 *bear cans (rent?)
 **[http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/bearcanrentals.htm yosemite rental]
-*shoes
+*[http://www.zpacks.com/accessories/stuff_sacks.shtml stuff sacks]
-**main shoes (vivos? minimalist?)
-***Krystle ordered [http://www.amazon.com/Altra-Womens-Superior-1-5-Running/dp/B00F36Y930 Altra Superior 1.5] on 5/14
-****Joe recommended - many people used them on JMT & PCT, zero drop but thicker sole than Vivos, better for rocky Sierras terrain
-****Someone somewhere on the Internet said Superior dries more quickly than Lone Peak, but I did not confirm; these seem meshy and quick drying though.
-****Superior 2.0 is more expensive and looks so blocky and I have skinny feet so
-****I love the velcro in the back for gaiters
-**camp shoes (flip flops? xeros?)
-***also for stream crossings
 *trekking poles
 *sunblock
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 *cooking kit
 *knife/multitool/utensils
-*udigit
+*shovel
 *first aid/emergency kit
 **bandaids
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 *emergency whistle
 *medication
-**inhalers
 **pill
-*clothing
-**base layers
-**swimming stuff
-** Mid-weight insulation
-*** North Face Thermo Ball
-**rain shell
-*** Aaron's going w the OR Helium II
-*** Krystle - Sierra Designs cagoule
-**socks
-**underwear
-**shorts
 **gloves
-*microtowel(s)
+*microtowel(s)/handkerchief
-*sleeping pads
-** Therm-a-rest NeoAir XLite (womens — smaller, lighter, warmer)
-*sleeping bags/quilts (Jesse recommends rated down to 20 deg)
-**liner?
-**K to buy...some options:
-***[http://www.enlightenedequipment.com/prodigy/ prodigy] 26 oz / $170
-***[http://www.mountainlaureldesigns.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=42&products_id=133 spirit quilt] 21 oz / $215
-***[http://www.backpacking.net/makegear/make-quilt/index.html DIY] 24 oz / way cheaper (primaloft available [http://www.seattlefabrics.com/insulations.html here])
-****alternative: 2 layers of climashield apex. Primaloft sport wears faster, isn't as effective of an insulator (warmth to weight ratio). Primaloft Gold is great but really hard to find.
-*hat/cap/beanie
 *bug repellant
 *itty bitty foam roller (tennis ball)