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Im replacing it with the much lighter Patagonia Torrentshell 3L) Tons of pairs of socks, I dont skimp on this my favorite is Wrightsock Coolmesh II Double Layer quarter socks Two sports bras and a regular bra, lots of underwear A big T-shirt and lightweight shorts to sleep in Brimmed cap Bug Net Knife Jeans Two or three shirts for city wear Wildcard clothing item depending on itinerary maybe a swimsuit, lightweight sundress, nice pants Bag of hiking smellables and first aid sunscreen, bug spray, bandaids, wet wipes, chapstick, Nuun electrolyte tablets Sawyer mini water filter Trowel and biodegradable toilet paper Ziplock for packing out trash Reusable bags to store food in, such as Stasher or Smelly Proof, or sometimes just Ziplocks (I dont buy food until Im in the destination, just prior to a hike) Lightweight quick-drying hiking towel Pack cover for rain Kahtoola microspikes if I expect to encounter snow/ice on trail Leki Journey Lite trekking poles Chacos Z/1 Classic sandals Oboz Sawtooth hiking boots, or canvas shoes (I pack one and wear the other) 22L Lowe Alpine Day Pack Laptop Wallet Passport Headphones Electronic device charging chords Portable charging power banks (I have two GoalZero Flip 36s which are about 10,000 mAh each, or one 20,000 mAh Anker or Nitecore would give the equivalent number of recharges) Travel outlet adaptors Bag of travel-sized toiletries and medications, including contact lens case, solution, and extra contacts Garmin InReach Mini Two Nalgene water bottles Warm beanie hat Selfie stick Glasses Packable, reusable grocery tote (when I stay at AirBnBs for extended periods, I get my own groceries, but I also find myself using this during travel for all sorts of random reasons) Anything that Im having trouble shoving into the 60L pack (each time my success rate at getting everything in there is different than the last) If youre a backpacker in both senses of the word wilderness trekking and country-hopping does your kit look pretty similar to mine

All in all, its the right choice for those seeking extended coverage without the claustrophobia of a chin bar

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