Checklist & Weights - Shoeshoeing, Mountaineering

[Dex Profile 14er Peak List (11) 14ers in Winter (1)]

I had some time on my hands so I thought I would put together a checklist and weights for shoeshoeing/mountaineering (no rope or ice climbing). This is for one person one or two nights in the 14ers or Tetons.
The bolded numbers in column "A" are the mfg weights; others are my estimates (not from a scale).
I'm coming up with 30.48 lbs carry weight (excluding food & water) and 9.14 lbs wearing weight. This could be trimmed - no hiking pants but then I might add fleece pants.

Any comments, suggestions are appreciated.

Add/Change In/Out According to Trip
Bear Spray
Rain Pants
Things to buy
Zip Ties
MSR Snowshoe Field Service Kit

[Greenhouseguy Profile 14er Peak List (36) 13er Peak List (70)Trip Reports]

Just a thought - does your Swiss Army knife do anything that your multi-tool doesn't do? You may be carrying extra weight if there is too much overlap between the capabilities of the tools. The list seems to be pretty well thought out.

[LovetheMountains Profile 14er Peak List (14)]

I like small "velcro" wraps instead of zip ties for almost every application I've come across.

[BillMiddlebrook]

For me, add my Marmot, roomy, 2-person, bomber, 4-season tent
9lbs

I'll bring it just about anywhere! Chi-Basin? You bet. The trick is to find a partner that will haul it up the hill.

[Oman Profile Website 14er Peak List (57)]

Good list, but no down coat? Lots of warmth for little weight.

[Dex Profile 14er Peak List (11) 14ers in Winter (1)]

Just a thought - does your Swiss Army knife do anything that your multi-tool doesn't do? You may be carrying extra weight if there is too much overlap between the capabilities of the tools. The list seems to be pretty well thought out.

Your're right - I'll drop the swiss army knife.

[gsliva Profile 14er Peak List Not Entered]

Don't forget this necessity:

http://www.trekneat.com/en/trekn-eat-products/products/katadynshopconnect/trekn-eat-wein/

[Dex Profile 14er Peak List (11) 14ers in Winter (1)]

Good list, but no down coat? Lots of warmth for little weight.

I'm thinking with the soft shell jacket and layering I should be OK.

[Dorje1018 Profile 14er Peak List (37) 13er Peak List (36)]

Don't forget this necessity:

http://www.trekneat.com/en/trekn-eat-products/products/katadynshopconnect/trekn-eat-wein/

I wonder if you have to be 21 to purchase.

[Grizzlybear Profile 14er Peak List (15)]

Very useful list thanks.

[Spam Profile 14er Peak List (14) 13er Peak List (1)Trip Reports]

Great list...thanks for that....I could go a 2 day without the toothbrush...leave in the car for when done. You could eliminate a few more ounces by just taking a knife or multi tool and using that in place of a trowel. How much do you think a GPS weighs (sorry if I don't see it on the list). this is a good list.....I am going to share it with friends.

[bckcntryskr Profile 14er Peak List (13) 14ers Skied (11)13er Peak List (14)Trip Reports]

Very nice list. I always take a warm pair of mittens in the pack and sometimes 2 pairs of "skinnning" gloves, one in the pack and the other on my hands. Do you have 24" of wire in your repair kit, very valuable stuff in the field...Thanks for sharing.