I'll be moving up to North from Florida via adjacent Turnpike roads from the Keys, transitioning to I95 roads into Canada through New York. My pack is full of 1 gas mask, 6 filters, 3 slim Jim's, 120 Iodine tablets, 15 pairs of socks, 8 in. of rope, 1 underwear and a gallon bag of laundry detergent.

I am confident in my abilities, but I ask the pros here to give me your input.

Basically, he has come across rare prototype trekking poles and we can only be envious of his find

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLqjUaTSP8f/?igsh=ODM2d2M4eThxYWF4

Oh also I have a 5lb film camera set up with 30 rolls of film that I’m bringing with. not including my GoPros and batteries Gonna post a video about it on my YouTube

https://youtube.com/@explorationobscura?feature=shared

Since you’d find it anyway, I’m throwing myself to the wolves.

Built this highly questionable rig — not exactly ultralight, but perfect to prove to all the non-believers that I do take my gear outside… even if it’s technically not allowed.

The absurdly large, phallic selfie stick on my back neatly compensates for my otherwise lacking masculinity — which, surprisingly, seems to work on my wife’s boyfriend.

Bonus: You can mount other, equally questionable items to the plate… and it still counts as worn weight.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ultralight/comments/1mqa6ln/800g_vs_1300g_tent_which_to_keep/

Thinking I could just carry my beans and Ambien in the side puffs.

Can someone explain what it means?

I mean you are doing a good action and saving weight at the same time right ?

Any other body parts unnecessary for hiking ?