Shieling of Mark - Gear List
The following is the gear list for this trip.
The pack is the North Face Trail Lite 36, a larger capacity pack which has served me well on other fastpacks when the load is more extensive or simply bulkier.
My intention is to sleep in the bothy, but I always go prepared for the worst case and I choose to sleep outside. As the weather forecast is good overnight, I am only taking a groundsheet and bivy bag for that contingency. The other sleeping items are for a winter overnight, with forecasted temperatures down to around minus one or two.
Everything else is fairly standard for a single night, cold weather fastpack other than a couple of additional lighting options for the bothy.
- TNF Trail Lite 36 backpack
- Pack cover
- 2 x 300ml bottles
- Dyneema groundsheet
- Rab Mythic Ultra 360 sleeping bag in its own compression drybag
- Sleeping bag liner
- Inflatable pillow
- Nemo Tensor Extreme sleeping pad
- Samaya Nano Bivy
- TNF Goretex Active waterproof jacket
- Sea to Summit Event drybag containing a Montbell Superior down T-shirt, OMM Core tights, OMM Core socks & a merino balaclava.
- TNF thermal beanie
- 35L drybag
- First aid kit, including a compass and Petzl elite.
- Safety glow stick
- Wipes
- Petzl Bindi headtorch
- Garmin i67 handheld satellite device
- Flextail Zero pump
- 10,000mah power bank & 3-in-1 charging cord
- LED tent light
- Lighter & tea lights
- Dyneema bag for all electronics
- Plastic tripod
- Mobile Phone
- Food bag
My running clothing will be separate from everything listed above.
The food for the trip, as photographed, includes running calories for Day 2. Running calories for Day 1 will be carried in addition.
Total Weight, excluding 600ml of fluid and Day 1 running calories – 5.6kg
