Appalachian trail gear (post hike) ≈ 10.5 LBS

[@panhandlejake6200]

Well thought-out kit. I have been using the Aeon Li for 4+ years. Has worked great, I did have to make one repair at the peak - dyneema started to separate in one spot. I like the small footprint - a benefit when sites are hard to come by. You will want more water capacity for the PCT - at least 3L will be needed in a few sections. I have had good luck with the BeFree. I don't baby it, but I do try to clean it as often as possible.

[@BullfrogHikes]

@panhandlejake6200 Indeed, I had to learn the hard way, I always swush the befree after each use, it goes a long way towards keeping the flow strong. My plan is two 1.5 liter bottles, the befree, and my 2 liter bladder just in case

[@mattmar96]

Thanks for sharing man!

[@HikingWithCam]

Thanks for the video. This is great. Can you tell me exactly which power bank you have? I think you said it was 30,000 mah.

[@BullfrogHikes]

It's the Alfox 30,000 MA/h power bank. I made a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3yrh52CfKebbdEsi=SWyZ9LlM5AO0FNjY

[@karakendall685]

I'm doing the PCT in 2025, also! Hope to see you on trail!

[@BullfrogHikes]

@@karakendall685 see you out there!

[@scenicroute8643]

Would definitely like to hear about the financial part

[@BullfrogHikes]

@@scenicroute8643 coming soon

[@skyl4rk]

Is this correct? Your clothing was made up of shorts, sun hoody, 2 pair socks, wind pants, puffy or fleece, rain jacket and shoes. Is that everything?

[@BullfrogHikes]

@skyl4rk I also had an extra pair of underwear, and my boonie hat 👒.

[@skyl4rk]

@BullfrogHikes ok, thanks for making this video, I watched a few times and checked out your lighterpack.

[@BullfrogHikes]

@skyl4rk keep in my these are the items I ended with. When I started from springer on April 1st I had a rain kilt, hiking pants, Balaclava, third pair of socks, and liner gloves.