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Frivolous debate - swimsuit vs 3rd set of undergarments
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[QUOTE="Anhalter, post: 1190165, member: 96259"] Since the swimsuit part seems to be well covered I'm going a bit off topic: Relly well thought out packing list. One thing you might consider, unless you are set on it already, is switching from the pack liner to using 2 drysacks, one for clothing one of sleep system. The S2S UltraSil in 8L and 4L worked really well for me for a comparable amount of items. And for the rest you can go either with zip locks or with the (rather heavy) drysack from your list. I walked the C.Frances the first time with the GG Murmur pack, the lighter brother of the Kumo, and even when they are not rated to be water proof, the material proofed very water resistant. Add the drysacks for extra security and organization. Maybe there are a few grams to be saved in the electronics kit (i did not miss a powerbank but can understand why you want to take one) and the first aid kit (but that depends on how much of it is personal meds). Maybe also a bit in the toiletries department, but that already seems very light for a woman. [/QUOTE]
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