Winter Camino Pack List - Suggestions?

So I’m going on my first winter camino and I thought I share my pack list, I should add that I wear XL to XXL so a lot of my clothes are quite a bit heavier than if you are a svelte S .
The weight also includes everything (except water) I’ll be wearing and / or carrying as, in my opinion, it doesn’t really matter if it’s in your pack or on your skin it still needs to go up the mountain! In total I find the list adds up to about 3kg (6.6 lb) more than my summer pack list … for anyone having experience in winter caminos I would welcome any suggestions! Weight is in grams; 100g is about 3.5 oz ... for my American friends And sorry for the strange formating, it seems spread sheets don't go well with the forum format.

Big stuff total: 3481 notes

Backpack 1100 Ospray Talon 44

Backpack cover 90

Sleeping bag 760 Firelight 450

Hiking boots 924 Merrell, with GroeTex

crocs 277

Backpack rain cover 150


Clothes total: 4369

Rain Jacket 800

Rain Trousers 200

1 T-shirts 107

2 Long sleeved fleece 694

Vest 303

2 thermal tops 381 1 merino / 1 synthetic

2 thermal bottoms 330 1 merino / 1 synthetic

2 Long Trousers + belt 998 1 is a thermal hiking pant by Columbia as I get cold easily unfortunately it weighs 650g but so worth it!

3 Knickers 75 Ex-officio … just love them!

2 Bras 110 No adjusters at the top of the shoulders or you will suffer

2 Socks thick 161 Bridgedale, about 30% wool so nice and warm even if they get wet

1 thin socks 30 For sleeping

gloves 50

balaclava 32

hat 45

dry bag - green 53 Yes I have dry bags for all my things, I don’t take the risk!



Wash Bag total: 563

Toothbrush 19

Toothpaste 36

Soap 60

Shampoo 43

Hairbrush 58

Skin cream 40

Nail clipper 42

Sun screen / lip balm 25

Deodorant 70

Copeed stick 24 vital against blisters!

Empty bag 37

anti-bug spray 65 Death to Bed Bugs!!!

Medication I need 45



2 Hiker towels 148 1 for my hair as it’s very long, they are actually microfiber tea-towels


First Aid total: 536

Anti-diarrhoea / vomit meds

Plasters/compeed

Bandage

Pain killers

10 dioralyte / vitamins Dioralyte is a must! Wouldn’t travel without it, ever!

Needle and thread/scissors

Emergency blanket I do not leave without it

Plaster tape

Bit of TCP

10 Safety Pins

Tampons

Antiseptic wipes

Vinyl gloves



Documents total: 700

Bank card

Cash

Emergency numbers

Health insurance

Passport

Pilgrim passport

Travel tickets

Journal

pens

Guidebook

2 wallets 1 for day use, one for stash and cards etc

Waterproof bags



Other 2618

Earplugs / mask 12

bum bag 165 To keep all vitals with me at all times, essential as a solo traveler

water bladder 168

Camera/Phone + Chargers 568

2 Head lamp + battery 154

walking stick + duct tape 350 i just wrap some around the poles

knife 40

spoon and fork 15 Spongebob baby spoon and fork, only 2 euro

Tupperware box 105

8 zip lock bags 10

Toilet paper 90

hand wipes 90

shewee 85 Yes I’m a girl, I don’t always want to expose my rear to the elements

water bottle 24

Games (ludo and cards) 90 My luxury because it’s getting dark early

dry bag - grey 44



food stuff 500



Filled back pack weight 9602

Total Weight 12807

Thanks everybody for the feedback so far!

the 2 headlaps are actually 1 headlamp and 2 small LED blinkers for my walking poles so I will be visible from the back while walking (also have a reflecitve bright yellow rain cover for the pack ... I shall be inducing eye cancer to any hiker behind me ), the balacalva I have serves as a scarf too and to sit on I have a A4 padded envelope the plasic not paper version, weighs 10g and cheap enough to throw out.

Didn't think about sun glasses ... I never used the ones I had with me in the summer .... I will think about it and keep an eye on the weather and see if there is a lot of snow.