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#86749 - 02/26/07 05:36 PM Re: Help with hiking-kit [Re: frenchy]
JIM Offline
Old Hand

Registered: 03/18/06
Posts: 1032
Loc: The Netherlands
New, modified kit:


Hiking kit:

1 Mora-knife
1 folding Saw
1 Sharpening-stone (v-shaped)

1 pair of gloves
1 sun-hat (or ski-hat, depending on season)
1 small bottle of sunscreen
1 small bottle of insect-repellent (50% DEET)
1 pocket-size tin of Vaseline
1 ‘Sea to summit’ towel
25 desinfectant-wipes (one package)
1 pair nitrile gloves (for non-first-aid uses)
1 pair of spare socks
1 fleece vest

1 Large FAK:

- 1 hemocut
- 1 pair of illuminated tweezers
- 1 scalpel-blade
- 1 pair of tick-tweezers
- 1 click-away
- 1m duct-tape
- 1 triangulair bandage
- 1 quick-dressing no2.
- 6 safety-pins
- 18ml. desinfect-lotion (similar to Purrell)
- 2m medical-tape
- 1 gauze-roll medium.
- 2 ORS
- 10 Acethaminophen
- 10 Asperin
- 4 Immodium
- 7 antihistamine
- 6 glucose-tabs
- 4 Ibuprofen
- 1 ABD pad
- 2 quick-dressings no1.
- 1 ziplock
- 1 flexible thermometer
- 6 q-tips
- 6 gauze pads 1/16
- 30gr. Betadine ointment (tube)
- 1 syringe and needle
- 2 ampules of saline
- 2 pair nitrile gloves
- 1 assortment bandages (small,large,waterproof,fingertip,etc.)
- 6 alcohol-prep-pads)
- 6 Povidone-Iodine prep-pads
- 3 antibiotic-ointment packs.

1 LED-headlamp + 1 set of extra batteries
1 photon-microlight
1 BIC-lighter
25 Coghlan’s Wind/Waterproof matches + striker strip in 35mm film canister
15 Coghlan’s Emergency-Tinder and some cotton wool
2 small candles
1 Esbit-stove with extra fuel-tabs
1 windshield
4 disposable hand-warmers

1 AMK Heatsheet Emergency Bivvy
1 poncho

1 1l militairy canteen
1 cup for canteen
1 mess-tin
1 Spork
2 O.R.S.
1 chocolate bar
1 pack of biscuits 450 Kcal
2 tea-bags
50 micropur water-purifying tabs
6 coffee filters
3 zip-locks (2x quart, 1x gallon)
15m. Paracord
1m. Duct-tape (think I need more)
3m. Brass-wire
1 carabiner-hook
1 small pouch:
- 1 small tube super-glue
- 4 safety-pins
- 3 blanket-pins
- 50m. sewing thread
- 2 medium sewing needles
- 1 XL sewing needle
- 2 buttons
- 1 utility knife blade

1 Coghlan’s signalling mirror
1 Coghlan’s 4-1 Whistle
1 pencil
1 waterproof note-book
1 base-plate compass
1 map of local area
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#86754 - 02/26/07 06:26 PM Re: Help with hiking-kit [Re: JIM]
sicily02 Offline
Newbie

Registered: 02/13/07
Posts: 35
JIM how much does your kit weight now?

Thanks JIM,
Bryan

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#86759 - 02/26/07 07:20 PM Re: Help with hiking-kit [Re: sicily02]
JIM Offline
Old Hand

Registered: 03/18/06
Posts: 1032
Loc: The Netherlands
I couldn't believe my eyes when I weight it: roughly 7kg/15 Lbs (without food and water;exept 1 liter emergency water)!
That's like the lightest kit I own exept PSK and EDC!! grin

I'dd better put a brick in the bottom to prevent it beeing blown away! crazy

But seriously: I now have enough spare room in my backpack for food and clothing and narrowed the kit down, wich was my original goal.
Thank you all for your suggestions.(pics will follow)
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#86760 - 02/26/07 07:24 PM Re: Help with hiking-kit [Re: JIM]
Tjin Offline
Pooh-Bah

Registered: 04/08/02
Posts: 1821
...7 kg's for a daypack, without food and water, eh. Well don't tell that to ultralite backpackers, they will faith...
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#86767 - 02/26/07 09:57 PM Re: Help with hiking-kit [Re: JIM]
ironraven Offline
Cranky Geek
Carpal Tunnel

Registered: 09/08/05
Posts: 4642
Loc: Vermont
Looks good.

And the reason for choosing the Opinel over the Mora is that it is a little smaller (still thinking cubes, not humps, right? :P ), and I just like the way they feel compared to the Mora's that I've handled.
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#86783 - 02/27/07 12:05 AM Re: Help with hiking-kit [Re: sicily02]
dchinell Offline
Enthusiast

Registered: 02/08/02
Posts: 312
Loc: FL
Bryan:

I'd really appreciate it if you'd elaborate a little on your kit. What are the container pouches? How are the strung together? Can you list the items in text?

Looks like something I'd like to swipe!

Bear
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#86793 - 02/27/07 01:02 AM Re: Help with hiking-kit [Re: JIM]
capflight Offline
stranger

Registered: 02/26/07
Posts: 1
Looks great, just get a storm whistle and a better signal mirror.

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