Trip weight planner

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1	Item	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)	Pre-trip comments	Post trip Comments
2	Shelter:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
3	hammock (ENO Doublenest with Wiregate carabiners + SRL (1.7 oz saving)		20.25
4	Straps (ENO Atlas Straps)		11.32			Straps were perfect because my cold/numb fingers easily set up the hammock
5	bug net (ENO Guardian Bug Net		15.27
6	Tarp (Stansport vinyl 7'x9')		14.53			Very Last minute change to walmart blue tarp, there was lots of rain and I wasn't willing to risk it.
7	Extra long strap (Strap from Harbor Freight Tools 15' ratcheting tie down set with hook cut off)		2.08			Did not use
8	Ridgeline Cord (45 ft of 550 paracord)		3.07			This worked well, it was easy to set up the tarp in the cold (used a carabiner on one end and a figure nine on another) The paracord did not stretch.
9	small accessory carabiners (2)		0.35
10	Nite Ize 1/6”-3/16” figure 9 carabiner		0.46
11	Tarp Guy Lines (2x ~6ft and 2x ~15ft long Twisted Mason Line size #18)		0.35
12	Stakes (4x MSR Mini Groundhog):		1.34			I want something different, It was cold and hard to tie the knots.
13	Section Sub-Total:		69.02
14	Sleep:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
15	Top Insulation (Coleman Polyester backpacking mummy sleeping bag 10-30* rating)		54.50		heavy, bulky, but cheap
16	Bottom Insulation (Venture outdoors travel light camp pad)		9.95
17	inflatable neck pillow		2.33		I don't want my first night to be miserable so while I am not sure if I will use this, I want the option.	Never used it, but I gave it to the tent-camper who came with me. (He's switching to hammocks after this trip!)
18	Section Sub-Total:		66.78
19	Packing system:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
20	Sleeping Pad Straps		0.21
21	ENO Atlas Straps bag		0.49
22	Osprey Atmos 50L		50.00
23	Micro Rocket Hard case		1.27
24	Kitchen Garbage bag (sleeping bag and other absolutely must stay dry items)
25	REI Duck's Back 80L backpack cover		4.83
26	Section Sub-Total:		56.8
27	Hydration:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
28	Osprey 3L Hydraulics		10.72	101.44	I drink more reliably with a hydration pack on	I think 2L is the most i'll need in the future, the dry section was handled fine with 2; 3 was a bit too heavy.
29	2L platypus bottle		1.31		For water gathering and purification. Also possibly for the dry starting section	This didn't work too well, we were forced to find minuature waterfalls for filling these; the giant lake didn't work very well to fill the bottles. once it was taken care of the filtration through bandana was easy but I have now bought a water filter for future trips.
30	Section Sub-Total:		12.03	101.44
31	Cooking system:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
32	MSR Micro Rocket Stove		2.61		Love this stove, simple, light, easy, and versatile	worked like a charm, however I tipped it over accidentally once, I might want a light-weight stabilizer
33	MSR Micro Rocket piezo igniter		0.49		Love the piezo system, but might want a mini lighter for backup	worked perfectly
34	Sea to Summit spork and 'biner		0.42		great lightweight spork	I love it the more I use it; I just wish there was a slightly longer handle (1-2 inches) with the same material
35	Jet boil 8 oz cannister		5.33	8.11	I could make do with a smaller one if I am by myself. But this is also the one I have laying around	Used 2.59Oz of fuel for 3 day trip (dinner, breakfast + dinner, Breakfast + some tea and a spilt pot) There is 5.52 oz of fuel left.
36	GSI halulite minimalist (main pot)		3.42		amazingly light and only $20 when on sale	perfect for me
37	GSI halulite minimalist (lid)		1.59		boils faster with lid and lets me drink	worked great for morning tea
38	GSI halulite minimalist (neoprene sleeve)		0.85		planning to have tea in the mornings	This was perfect, having tea in camp was a wonderful relaxing thing.
39	GSI halulite minimalist (Silicone gripper)		0.42		only way to grab it, but also acts as a measuring mark
40	Section Sub-Total:		15.13	8.11
41	Hygeine:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
42	Purell		2.36
43	colgate Wisp 4-pak		0.46		Cheaper and less weight than a toothbrush and toothpaste, home set not worth weight
44	6x prepackaged Wet Ones antibacterial wipes		1.09			worked perfect
45	Section Sub-Total:		3.91	0
46	Entertainment:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
47	Nook		17.53
48	Sansa Mp3 player		2.86
49	earbuds		0.42
50	Baroness Grey Loose Leaf tea w/bag (2 bags)		0.21
51	Section Sub-Total:		21.02
52	Tools:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
53	ENO Underbelly Gear sling		7.44			Worked great for keeping stuff organized, not necisary, but nice.
54	Princeton Tec Vizz Headlamp		3.32			wonderful, I love it. I need to buy a new one because I lost it during an out of state trip :-/
55	Leatherman freestyle CX		4.59			Never used, but good safety/backup
56	Phone		6.07
57	Car key		0.92
58	Med Kit (bandaids, square bandages, blood clotter, advil, AquaHeal, micro antiseptic wipes)		1.38			thankfully never used, will bring it next time too
59	Bic Mini Lighter		0.39			never used, debating on bringing it next time, most of my meals would work with cold water if needed.
60	2 Black Diamond Trail Ergo Cork trekking poles (reweigh)	19.51				they saved me a tone of pain. on the last day one snapped but the second one still helped, upon returning the company replaced it for free.
61	Duct Tape		0.53			did not use, would still bring next time
62	Section Sub-Total:		24.64
63	Spare Clothing:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
64	sleep pants		12.13
65	Antigua Desert Dry X-Lite Pullover		12.84
66	cotton bandanna		1.06			This was useful for many reasons, not least for filtering water
67	wool sleep socks		3.99
68	Red Ledge rain jacket		12.77		only rain protection I have (red ledge was innexpensive and packs down mych smaller)
69	Section Sub-Total:		42.79
70	Worn Clothing:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
71	Underarmor neon green cooling long-sleeve (change to heavier red version?)					Last minute change to my heavy version, i love these shirts for temperature control
72	Tilley hat					This was the first trip with my Tilley and I am a complete convert now, I love it.
73	Sunglasses
74	Vibram 5 fingers					Due to weather, last minute change to boots, which worked great. I will try these during the summer
75	boxers
76	BDUs
77	Belt
78	shirt (worn or packed, re-weigh)		7.20
79	Paracord bracelet?
80	Section Sub-Total:	0	7.2
81	Food Plan:	Worn or Carried weight (OZ)	Packed weight (ounces)	Consumable weight (OZ)
82	Day one (Snacked Lunch and dinner)
83	Pro Bar Wholeberry Blast Meal Bar		0.21	3
84	Cliff White Chocolate Macadamia bar		0.07	2.4
85	Pro Bar Oatmeal Rasin Meal bar		0.1	3
86	Mountain House lasagna w/ meatsauce		1.09	4.8
87	Mountain House Rasberry Crumble		1.2	5.15
88	Daily Sub-Total:		2.67	18.35
89	Day two (Breakfast, Snacked Lunch and dinner)
90	Mountain House breakfast skillet		1.05	4.73
91	Good Sense Cranberries 'N More Trail Mix		0.38	6
92	Cliff White Chocolate Macadamia bar		0.07	2.4
93	Cliff Oatmeal Rasin Walnut bar		0.07	2.4
94	Mountain House Rice and Chicken		0.92	6.38
95	Mountain House Ice Cream Sandwich		0.35	1.13
96	Daily Sub-Total:		2.84	23.04
97	Day three (Breakfast and possibly snacked Lunch)
98	Mountain House Chilimac w/ beef		0.95	4.8
99	Good Sense Cross 'n Country Trail mix		0.36	8
100	Pro Bar Superfood Slam meal bar		0.07	3