Scroll down to see my Camino packing list and you can see my gear for the Appalachian Trail or Ireland on the links below:
Camino de Santiago Packing List
This list is not a recommendation to buy. I am just telling you what I am using at the moment. You should always do your own research before buying a piece of gear and perhaps visit a store for any advice etc.
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Tent & Backpack
Backpack – Osprey Exos 58 & Pack Raincover
Bumbag – Fjallraven Hip Pack
Tent – MSR Hubba Hubba NX2
Groundsheet – Six Moons Design Tyvek
Sleep System
Sleeping Bag – NEMO Disco Sleeping Bag
Sleeping Mattress – Thermarest Z-Lite Sol (But I recommend using this one instead)
Sleeping Bag Liner – Sea to Summit Thermolite Reactor
Pillow – Thermarest Compressible Pillow
Headtorch – Petzl Actik Core
Footwear
Shoes – Altra Lone Peak 7 Trail Runners
Camp shoes – Crocs
Hiking Socks – Darn Tough Micro Crew x 2
Waterproof Socks – Sealskinz Waterproof Socks (But I recommend trying this one instead)
Hiking Poles – Forclaz Hiking Poles
Clothing
Insulated Jacket – RAB Cirrus Flex 2.0
Beanie Hat – Beanie by Outdare
Fleece Hoodie – SkyGoat CAMP Hoodie (Use my coupon for a discount DerekCullenOutdoors20)
Hat – Baseball cap
Long sleeve shirt – Columbia PFG Shirt
T-shirts – 1 x polyester tshirt for hiking and 1 x cotton tshirt for sleeping
Shorts – Bought at Decathlon
Zip off long pants – REI Zip off pants
Boxers – Ex-Officio Give N Go x 2
Leggings – Wolly leggings for sleeping purchased on Amazon
Gloves – Smartwool gloves
Buff – AT thruhiker buff gifted at outdoor store in Franklyn
Rain Gear
Rain Jacket – REI Rainier Rainjacket
Rain Pants – Rain pants purchased on Amazon
Poncho – Hiking Rain Poncho (Recommend you don’t carry both poncho and raingear)
Cooking Gear & Water Filter
Portable Stove – Titanium Camping Stove by Maple Fire
Pot – Toaks 650ml Pot
Spoon – Toaks Titanium long handle spoon
Pocket knife
Mug
Water Filter – Katadyn Befree Water Filter
Smart water bottle
Water container – Cnoc 2-Litre 42mm thread
Sponge-pad
Gas canister
Lighter & MSR fire starter
Electronics
Camera – Canon G7x Mark iii
Rode lavalier microphone with TRS connector
Editing Device – iPad 10th Gen iMovie app to edit videos
iPhone 7
Misc Cables & Headphones
Powerbank – Anker Powerbank 20,000 ampere plus Anker 10,000 amp
Keep in mind that I only carry the above items in order to make the videos.
Miscellaneous
Sunglasses & case
Nylofume liner (to waterproof inside backpack)
Food/Bear Canister – Bear Vault B450 Jaunt
50 foot parachord
Carabiners
Toilet paper
Ziploc Bags from supermarket
Dr bronners soap
Small Towel
micro washing line & pegs
Toothbrush, toothpaste & floss
Tweezers
SPF lip balm
Suncream
Ibuprofen
Band aids
Compeed/second skin plasters
Adventure Travel / Hiking Insurance
Finally, I always purchase travel insurance for my hikes. The company I use provides coverage specific to hiking and outdoor adventures. My most recent hike on the Appalachian Trail was also insured by this insurance provider. If you click the link below, it takes just a matter of seconds to get a quote for your next trip…