I have now pretty much finished packing for my trip. For my first post I've decided to show you the pack that I have chosen to take with me. Its a Deuter Futura Pro 38L day pack. Yes you heard right, it's just a day pack.
I've managed to get in it everything I hope I need over the next 7 weeks. I'm sure you'll hear me complain via this Blog if there is anything that I wish I had packed later.
Amongst my list is:
60 odd anti-malaria tablets.
Pluggers, Chucks and trekking shoes.
1 pair of trousers, 2 pairs of shorts.
5 shirts total, 5 pairs of socks and 6 pairs of underpants.
Various electronics to support my habits.
Various toiletries.
and thats about it.
Theres the pack in all its glory. Stuffed to the brim. Its really comfortable to wear, and has a huge gap around the back for airflow. (Of course that takes away from valuable storage space) Its only about 8 or 9 kgs all packed.
And here is the bag next to a Woolworths green shopping bag just to give you some perspective. Its essentially the same size as it. And considering I spent almost $200 on the bag, it's a little disconcerting that I could have got an equivalent size bag for $0.99 at the supermarket. :)
Thursday, May 7, 2009
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ReplyDeleteWhat's your total weight of clothes vs electronics? Electronics better come out on top or I'll be disappointed.
ReplyDeleteChicken. The food there ain't gonna kill you just make you very very sick. Otherwise, everything looks awesome! Did I say that right?
ReplyDeletehaha. awesome work. you won't need malarials in nepal either!
ReplyDeleteNice pack man. I wanted to get one of those for Europe. I wish I could travel that light ;) Hope you two are having a good trip so far.
ReplyDeleteKeep it coming Wilup, very interesting
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