Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day - General

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Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day

7/21/2014 6:49 PM

evanhill

Joined: 7/15/2008

Posts: 2146

Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day Modified By evanhill on 4/26/2016 10:13:03 AM

Equipage Taxomony Overview

Level 1.5 In Detail

Summary: This is the minimum stuff you carry in your pockets. Chances are that it's the same list either in the front country or the backcountry. This level is additive - you can be assumed to be carrying it regardless of what other levels you're carrying.

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First Aid Kit

We are fortunate in this matter that your conduct will be your marker and, thus, your reputation. The conduct of others on this forum has been, and will continue to be, their marker, and thus, their reputation. In the west, a person invests in one's reputation carefully. - 112Papa

8/8/2014 9:30 AM

evanhill

Joined: 7/15/2008

Posts: 2146

Re: Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day

Level detail complete as are the reference thread links. Again, this thread is for discussion of the level 1.5 list. Agree, disagree, improve...

9/20/2014 3:41 AM

bunyipbait

Joined: 11/18/2012

Posts: 20

Re: Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day

Really enjoying these new equipage pages on the site guys! Its just what I've been looking for. I'd be very interested to hear what people are using in their first aid kits. I have the book, "A Comprehensive Guide to Wilderness and Travel Medicine", by: Eric Weiss and can recommend it a great info point. It has a large first kit list in it, and thats what I'm working from.
Cheers,
Liam

12/19/2014 6:51 AM

Colefoz

Joined: 9/24/2013

Posts: 34

Re: Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day

Baby wipes are a good item to have. I feel they clean better than TP and if they somehow get wet can still be useable. Using TP in the rain sucks. It takes a little more planning.

***If you use wipes instead of TP get alcohol free wipes***

Baby wipes also make it easier to wash up before meals and bed. Some mornings camping I will put a couple in hot water to wash up before the day begins. Coleman makes biodegradable wipes to bury with scat.

12/30/2014 2:38 PM

praharin

Joined: 2/27/2013

Posts: 275

Re: Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day

Colefoz wrote:

Baby wipes are a good item to have. I feel they clean better than TP and if they somehow get wet can still be useable. Using TP in the rain sucks. It takes a little more planning.

***If you use wipes instead of TP get alcohol free wipes***

Are septic safe, flushable wipes an option? They are significantly less expensive and more generally more available.

1/14/2015 6:26 AM

Colefoz

Joined: 9/24/2013

Posts: 34

Re: Equipage Level 1.5 - Light Day

Great question praharin. My only concern would be if they decompose or not. I would assume flushable wipes break down since they are designed for sewer treatment. If not then you are burying garbage which I would see as unethical.