Travel Gear

Gear

My travel gear at the beginning of my trip


Clothing

  • 3 t-shirts. Synthetic, quick drying.
  • 2 Long sleeve shirts. Wrinkle-free, quick drying
  • 4 pair of underwear. Synthetic, quick drying, anti-bacterial
  • 2 pair of covertable pants. Most probably Mountain Hardware.
  • 4 pair of socks. 2 calf covering. 2 ankle height. Quick drying.
  • 1 pair hiking boots. I already have a pair which are broken in.
  • 1 pair of sandals. I’m guessing Chacos or Tevas.
  • 1 pair of running shoes.

Toiletries and Misc

  • 1 quick drying pack towel. Probably something like this.
  • 1 universal sink stopper.
  • 2 rolls of travel duct tape.
  • 2 rolls of travel toilet paper. Basically, toilet paper without a roll in the middle.
  • 1 thing of liquid soap. There is no way I’m bringing a bar of soap. They get nasty after they get wet and trying to store it is a mess.
  • 1 small tube of toothpaste and a toothbrush. I’ll just buy more on the road or try to get freebies in hotels.
  • 1 small thing of deodorant. I totally intend to use this in lieu of bathing when needed.
  • Swiss Army Knife with corkscrew and small scissors.
  • 1 small tube of crazy glue
  • 1 small thing of liquid laundry detergent.
  • About 12 Zip-lock bags of various sizes.
  • Some Immodium, dramamine, and asprin.
  • My watch.
  • My hand lens.
  • Some sort of rain gear.
  • Goggles and snorkel (at least while I’m in the Pacific)

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12 comments.

Comment on May 30th, 2007.

Hi,
One quick question, how did you get out of the USA with a knife? I’m going to Japan in September, and I wanted to have a small swiss utility knife like yours, but they’ll take it away if I get on the plane with it. Did you check it?

Curious,

Comment on May 30th, 2007.

You can bring a knife no problem, just check it and don’t carry it in the cabin.

Comment on June 1st, 2007.

Awesome amount of kit man!

I read that you “used your own laptop” at some point in your journey, yet you haven’t included the laptop on this inventory?

Gary
Comment on June 1st, 2007.

It in the photo. Top center. Macbook Pro 15″.

emballer
Comment on June 5th, 2007.

what about the skull plushie!

Thomas
Comment on October 9th, 2007.

I’m about to do exactly what you’re doing with even have the same laptop. :) Which bag/backpack do you prefer? How do you keep your laptop safe? Does the laptop limit your activities or have you found ways to keep it safe while you’re out and about?

Bjorn
Comment on October 21st, 2007.

Hey,
What kind of backpack do you use? The backpack I have now is pretty good, but doesn’t have a duffle bag type strap. Also, is your bag loadable from the front or do you have to access it from the top?

Comment on October 22nd, 2007.

I don’t have a backpack per se. It is more of a duffle bag with some shoulder straps I never use. I usually have my camera bag on my back and sling my main bag over my shoulder if I have to carry both. I’m not totally in love with this set up and I might change it later and get a real backpack.

Bjorn
Comment on October 23rd, 2007.

Cool, thanks.

Comment on March 27th, 2008.

Hey Gary,
What kind of voltage converter/power adapters do you use? I’ve been looking into getting something but I’ve heard horror stories of electronics getting fried. Have you had much luck with these things?

Comment on April 23rd, 2008.

How big is your bag? That must be alot of stuff to carry around.

Comment on April 23rd, 2008.

I got a new bag in Australia. My main bag is a 90L with a zip off 15L day pack. I also have a small shoulder bag for my camera.

Total weight is about 25kg for everything.

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