Hey /out/ I'm a first time backpacker and I've recently

The thing with the boys out logo on it is a quilt that folds into itself for transport and the ziploc bag has bug spray and some fisrestarting stuff in it if anymore clarification is needed feel free to ask.

>>966619
>Namefag
Aren't you that knife freak? As for your gear unless you are going to the Artic or climb Everest, it seems pretty much ok.

>>966631
Idk I started a thread a few weeks back with a picture of my esee 4 plumb axe and folding saw but I haven't started any knife threads. It was probably someone else with the same name

>>966619
A better tarp unless that blue thing is a tent.
And 550 cord.
And a fishing kit.

>>966677
>550 cord
is overrated.
Your setup looks okay. I'd pack a stainless steel water bottle, tho.

>massive roll of tp
>entrenching tool / shovel
>rope
>full roll of duct tape
>massive first aid kit

All these things can be substituted for better things for just as cheap.

>small roll of tp
>a stick
>bank line / mason cord / paracord
>a short section of duct tape wrapped around something (a lighter for example)
>a smaller fak

You're definately going to need more cordage.

Blue tarps will be the first thing to upgrade IMO

Most newbies tend to overpack. What do you need a roll of duct tape for, other than tying up your murder victims?

Never had much call for a trench tool while backpacking, if you're digging cat holes a plastic garden trowel or even a stick will work fine.

Will also concur that you don't need that much duct tape or TP, you can downsize those portions a bit and still be fine. Otherwise looks like a pretty solid set up.

>>966788
>trench tool
It's nice for digging a trench fire when tarp tenting in cold weather. I'm going to bring a "Trunk Buddy" next trip to drop some weight.

a small knife (an number 8 or 9 opinel will do) in addition to that esee (it's a 3, amrite?

Some mylar (read up on super shelters, or just youtube it), a bit of tin foil (for isolating your fire from damp ground), some extra fire starters (tea lights, cotton pads soaked in some fuel, etc.)

pot for cooking water. Not sure what that pissbottle is made of, might want to get a stainless steel, or at least something like a nalgene.

>>966619
I'm assuming you'll be using the ENO to sleep in? Make sure you have proper insulation. Hammocks are extremely cold without. You'll need at minimum a good pad to lay on. I'd ditch the blankets and get an actual sleeping bag.