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Two suggestions:Clothes:
2 Addidas dri fit tank
1 long sleeve quick dry shirt
1 short sleeve reebok compression shirt
2 quick drying shorts
1 pair of convertible pants/shorts
2 hiking socks
1 pair of Vasque hiking boots
1 supplex bucket hat
1 double dry champion jacket
1 checkered going out button up
3 compression adidas underwear
1vneck t shirt
1 converse black chucks
1 pair of black pants for church
1 pair of socks
1 money belt
1 helly hanson rain jacket
1 pair of teva hiking sandals
1 black trucker hat
Backpacking gear:
Osprey Stratos 36 w/ raincover attached
1 compression sleeping bag
1 inflatable sleeping pad
1 mesh bag for dirty clothes
4 ditty bags for numerous things
Hiking sticks and caps
1 head lamp
1 small swiss army knife with wine opener
1 1liter water bottle
1 set of blister repair
1 sun screen
1 key light/knife/bottle opener
1 winter face mask
1 pair of sports gloves
1 pair of chop sticks
1 ace bandage
1 Cell phone charger
2 cellphone charger cords
2 pairs of sunglasses
1 beanie
1 pocket diary
1 pen
1 pencil
1 backpack rain cover
1 inflatable pillow
1 tooth brush
1 tooth paste
2 pair of ear plugs
Toilet paper
Bar of soap ( for washing clothes and hygene)
1 charger converter
3 zip lock bags for documents etc.
1 quick drying rei towel
1 blister kit
Clothes drying clips
Camera w/ charger
Small Sack pack for groceries etc.
Rubber sink stopper
Thread and needle
Passport
Smart phone
Mp3 player with charge cord
I can't believe you can get all that stuff into a 36 liter bag!
Clothes:
2 Addidas dri fit tank
1 long sleeve quick dry shirt
1 short sleeve reebok compression shirt
2 quick drying shorts
1 pair of convertible pants/shorts
2 hiking socks
1 pair of Vasque hiking boots
1 supplex bucket hat
1 double dry champion jacket
1 checkered going out button up
3 compression adidas underwear
1vneck t shirt
1 converse black chucks
1 pair of black pants for church
1 pair of socks
1 money belt
1 helly hanson rain jacket
1 pair of teva hiking sandals
1 black trucker hat
Backpacking gear:
Osprey Stratos 36 w/ raincover attached
1 compression sleeping bag
1 inflatable sleeping pad
1 mesh bag for dirty clothes
4 ditty bags for numerous things
Hiking sticks and caps
1 head lamp
1 small swiss army knife with wine opener
1 1liter water bottle
1 set of blister repair
1 sun screen
1 key light/knife/bottle opener
1 winter face mask
1 pair of sports gloves
1 pair of chop sticks
1 ace bandage
1 Cell phone charger
2 cellphone charger cords
2 pairs of sunglasses
1 beanie
1 pocket diary
1 pen
1 pencil
1 backpack rain cover
1 inflatable pillow
1 tooth brush
1 tooth paste
2 pair of ear plugs
Toilet paper
Bar of soap ( for washing clothes and hygene)
1 charger converter
3 zip lock bags for documents etc.
1 quick drying rei towel
1 blister kit
Clothes drying clips
Camera w/ charger
Small Sack pack for groceries etc.
Rubber sink stopper
Thread and needle
Passport
Smart phone
Mp3 player with charge cord
Not very often will you not find toilets without tissue.
This all fits in a 36 liters pack ? All what you do not take with you is an advantage !Clothes:
2 Addidas dri fit tank
1 long sleeve quick dry shirt
1 short sleeve reebok compression shirt
2 quick drying shorts
1 pair of convertible pants/shorts
2 hiking socks
1 pair of Vasque hiking boots
1 supplex bucket hat
1 double dry champion jacket
1 checkered going out button up
3 compression adidas underwear
1vneck t shirt
1 converse black chucks
1 pair of black pants for church
1 pair of socks
1 money belt
1 helly hanson rain jacket
1 pair of teva hiking sandals
1 black trucker hat
Backpacking gear:
Osprey Stratos 36 w/ raincover attached
1 compression sleeping bag
1 inflatable sleeping pad
1 mesh bag for dirty clothes
4 ditty bags for numerous things
Hiking sticks and caps
1 head lamp
1 small swiss army knife with wine opener
1 1liter water bottle
1 set of blister repair
1 sun screen
1 key light/knife/bottle opener
1 winter face mask
1 pair of sports gloves
1 pair of chop sticks
1 ace bandage
1 Cell phone charger
2 cellphone charger cords
2 pairs of sunglasses
1 beanie
1 pocket diary
1 pen
1 pencil
1 backpack rain cover
1 inflatable pillow
1 tooth brush
1 tooth paste
2 pair of ear plugs
Toilet paper
Bar of soap ( for washing clothes and hygene)
1 charger converter
3 zip lock bags for documents etc.
1 quick drying rei towel
1 blister kit
Clothes drying clips
Camera w/ charger
Small Sack pack for groceries etc.
Rubber sink stopper
Thread and needle
Passport
Smart phone
Mp3 player with charge cord
Black pants for the church ? We saw people in all kind of shorts, convertables,all kind of colours in the church. So I should say. Use what is in your backpack.This all fits in a 36 liters pack ? All what you do not take with you is an advantage !
Do you have a scale that you can weight each item on? I highly recommend it. You can buy a digital kitchen scale and set it to either ounces or grams. Whatever you bring, it would be a good idea to keep the weight under 10 kgs for everything you carry on your back. The lighter the better without sacrificing comfort.
Check out the website lighterpack to see how you can organize your gear and also see how one of the members of the forum did it:
http://lighterpack.com/r/ctw09s
You really have to be ruthless in keeping the weight down (all things considered) and ask yourself if you really need a telephone and if you really need an mp3 player, etc. Also, you have 4 shirts (two tank tops and two T shirts) -- could you make do with only half that? Do you really need to wear black trousers in church? What about insulation for your top? I don't see any warmth. Expect to be cold in the early mornings and at night with altitudes over 1,000 meters and sometimes 1,250 meters.
Osprey packs are fabulous and I've walked a lot with them in Corsica and in Spain. Very good choice.
You are going when it is warm. Spain has been in the mid 80s and 90s Fahrenheit . Sleeping liner is plenty plus the albuergues have blankets. Your wool sweater will do wonders.Good point I will knock out some of the weight. These comments are real helpful. Im real excited its coming close to my trip date. And I hope to get the equipment down to a manageable weight when I packed it with what I had before it felt fine and didnt make my back or legs sore walking. But then again taking out what I really dont need will help considerably.
Question though. Should I bring a sleeping bag or a sleeping bag fleece instead???
Question though. Should I bring a sleeping bag or a sleeping bag fleece instead???
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