Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Kill Packing List

Here are the things I brought and really needed on the trip:

Hydration:  
Water bottles to carry 3 L of water each day

Clothing:  
Rain jacket 
Rain pants 
Long johns
Socks (wool and wool/synthetic blend) 5 pairs
Layers--wool, synthetic, moisture wicking
Waterproof parka
Wide-brimmed sun hat 
Baseball cap
Buff
Beret
Ear muffler
Undies
Belt
Fleece jacket
Down jacket and vest
Wool glove liners
Ski gloves
Convertible cargo pants:  I wore mine every day--same pair.
Spf shirt
Tank top

Footwear:  
Hiking Boots (waterproof, but really only needed for highest hiking days)
Trail running shoes

Accessories:
Handkerchief 
Eyeglasses
Sunglasses

Medications:
Diamox
Anti-nausea tablets

Toiletries:
Lip balm
Aquaphor 
Nasal spray/Nasacort
Allergy meds
Pepsi Bismol/Imodium
Eye drops
Face soap
Earplugs
Cough drops
Contacts
Wet wipes
Tissues
Sudafed 
Benadryl
Ibuprofen
Personal prescription drugs
Toothbrush 
toothpaste 
Floss
Hand sanitizer 
Sunblock--and put it on, everyday!  Think about where you might need it--above your socks if you convert your pants, tops of your hands.

Food/snacks:
Electrolyte tabs
Energy bars
Gels

Tools:
Headlamp
multi-tool/swiss army knife
Binder clips (to dry socks on the outside of your pack, emergency closures for all types of things)
Lots of plastic bags
Solar charger
Power bank
Phone

Gear:
Sleeping bag and liner
Sleeping pad/Therma rest 
Gaiters
Trekking poles
Waterproof duffle
Comfortable Daypack

Incidentals:
Cash.  You never seem to have enough--one thing you should always bring more of on a trip
Passports
Pillow (down jacket worked well)

If you've read this far and need to know what we ladies need to remember:
Tampons
Jog Bra (2)
Pibella (FUD--find out what it is, may come in handy)

For before and after the mountain:
Bug wipes with DEET/bug spray

Anti malarial medication

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