Paddling equipment
- Kayak: Pelican Bandit 100NXT (10 foot sit-on-top “ocean kayak”)
- Paddle: Field and Stream Chute (220cm)
- Kayak Anchor
Sleep
I imagined that since it was June in Delaware, it would be warm enough at night to sleep in a hammock without any insulation besides my baselayer and a jacket. MISTAKE! It’s always a good idea to bring insulation, even if it’s hot during the day. ENO makes great hammock blankets that are fitted perfectly to their hammocks, but I was reluctant to add to my gear-haul. I won’t make that mistake again.
- ENO Doublenest
- ENO Profly rain tarp
- ENO bug net for hammock
- Smartwool baselayer (shirt)
- Smartwool baselayer (pants)
- Smartwool socks
- REI medium weight jacket (from a garage sale)
Clothes (other than listed above)
- sun hat and sunglasses
- gloves (fingerless bike gloves)
- rain jacket and waterproof pants
- light smartwool baselayer
- socks (2 pair)
- T-shirt
- cargo shorts
- underwear (2 pair)
Other Gear
Voila! Neatly packed for the voyage
- Osprey 3L reservoir
- Swiss army knife
- water bottles (2)
- 3 days of food
- headlamp
- Luci light
- sunscreen
- bug spray
- paracord
- bungee cords
- duct tape
- pack towel
- Sawyer Squeeze water filter
- fishing pole, line, tackle box
- toilet paper and wet wipes
- Soap: camp suds
- stuff sacks: 8L (2) and Salty Roll (big black bag)
- Go Pro Hero 7 Black
- First Aid Kit
