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carry

  1. backpack
  2. raincover
  3. when 1 gets serious
  4. some accessories as well

sleep

  1. tent €200
  2. tent tarp base €60
    1. matching tent
    2. cheaper alt ground sheet €15
    3. startpage for 'tent footprint lightweight' <- some good results including Polycryo or Tyvek material
  3. sleeping bag €160
  4. slik liner €35
  5. mattress €72
  6. my small pillow

200+15+160+35+72= 482

eat

cooking

  1. burner
  2. fuel
  3. cooking pot w/ cover
  4. spoon+fork
  5. eating bowl

perishables

  1. coffee powder
  2. couscous
  3. polenta
  4. ready made knorr sauce
  5. energy bars
  6. nuts
  7. dry meal like

water

  1. purifier tablets €20. also at decat

  2. filter bottle - some options so on this topic this post on Amazon, had a good answer (lang translated) for Sawyer product:

    It is important to understand what a filter is, it retains the particles, elements, cells (bacteria) which are above its retention threshold which, in the case of this filter, is announced at 0.1 micrometer. In the pharmaceutical industry, the standard for so-called "sterilizing" filtration is 0.22 micrometers; therefore filters that are 0.22 or less (like here, 0.1) are said to sterilize fluids by retaining bacteria (which, roughly speaking, are typically on the order of 1 micron in size). Of course the filter will also retain all solids, crystals, insoluble substances, etc. BUT what is DISSOLVED is not of this domain. For example dissolved salt, dissolved minerals (calcium ions, magnesium, etc.) are obviously passing! Alas, also organic contaminants, urea, pesticides.

    • If you want to filter out organic products, you must add an activated carbon filter which will absorb / adsorb these components.
    • If you no longer want the slightest trace of dissolved minerals (it does not make sense, the taste qualities of water and its virtues require it), you have to distill it and collect the condensates to have water demineralized.
    • If you want to remove viruses that are smaller than the bacterial threshold, you have to resort to nanofiltration or additional chemical disinfectants or additional boiling.

    for same product- one recommendation was to go for Drinksafe Travel Tap. this has a carbon filter as well ... so i'm in for a bit extra monies:

    1. Drinksafe Travel Tap
    2. BeFree-1L €47
    3. BeFree Replacement Cart
    4. LifeStraw-1L
    5. lot of support for sawyer €34

  3. carry bottle - need 3L capacity per day + cooking

    1. 1L option €15

  4. Sandas bottle .. use one of the carry bottles

clean/med

  1. wash cloth
  2. current towel
  3. soap ??
  4. brush/paste
  5. insect repellent
  6. tic spray
  7. regular med
  8. first aid basic
  9. vaseline stick

wear

  1. 1 waterproof jacket - jackWolfskin
  2. waterproof + down joint millet jacket
  3. 1 downjacket (??)
  4. 1 warm base layer - current one (techeat - Uniclo)
  5. 1 regular base layer- current one
  6. 1 hiking pants - current one
  7. 1 leggings to sleep in. we've ordered another set
  8. 2 t-shirts - current ones
  9. 2 underwear
  10. 3 pair socks
  11. to sleep warm
    1. 1 cap
    2. buff

charging

long story short here - get a couple of spare battery packs. phone is 3700mAh ... for about €30 I'll get a 26-28K mAh pack link 2 the anker i bought

autre equipment

  1. garbage bag roll
  2. small toilet roll
  3. dig-a-hole (for u know wat) link 2 the poopy trowel
  4. ligther/striker/matches
  5. vaseline cotton balls x10 - boxed
  6. torch + headlamp
  7. tent light (??- too heavy) survived w/o it. no need
  8. knife
  9. leaderman
  10. whistle
  11. cord role
  12. mallet. this one.
  13. and may be one day this one: MRGG1000B-1A
  14. have got this camping stool. Still need to try.

ref: https://www.greenbelly.co/pages/beginner-backpacking-tips Novo monde - big shout out. great articles: https://www.novo-monde.com/en/backpacking-guide-bivouac-wild-camp/