Our Collective Travel Gear

AKA The Greatest Gear-run Ever

Behold! Ash and Tom’s collective travel gear …somehow all fitting into our two rucksacks respectively.

Scroll down for an interactive image with hotspots detailing what each thing is! We can’t lie, it’s been the greatest shopping endeavour ever. We both love the outdoors and camping so to have a genuine reason to really step up our game on this front (the Amazon is intense, yo) and acquire the necessary stuff to thrive has been amazing. It feels like we’ve been to every outdoor shop in the UK. Thrice.

All of our travel gear laid out, Tom’s on the left of the bed and Ash’s on the right:

Hover over each point below to find out about each item Tom is taking:

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Cargo Shorts

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All Terrain Walking Trousers/Shorts

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Harem Pants

A gift from India from Ash 🙂

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Tie Dye Wifebeater

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Long Sleeve White Shirt

Long sleeved to protect arms from biting insects

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Long Sleeve Grey Shirt

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Dude Shoes – Army Levante

On recommendation from the one and only Nath

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Woolly Hat

£1 from Download Festival. For the Andes.

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Black Snood

Thanks Mum!

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Black Crocs

Or “Chomps”, the discount-brand version.

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Easthills Jungle Explorer Hammock

With built in bugnet (super fine mesh)

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Easthills Flysheet and Biodegradable Pegs

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Large Rucksack Raincover

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Sleeping Bag Liner

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Waterproof Jacket

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Distainert Phone Camera Lens Kit

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Portable Solar Panel (Fold Out)

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Toiletries & Repellents

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Zoom H4N Pro Field Recorder

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Collapsible 15Ltr Daybag

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Mini SAS Survival Guide

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Origins of Species

(Had to be done)

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All Weather Notepad

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Hanimex Binoculars

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Travel Docs Wallet

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Free-Gripping Tripod

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Laptop

For creating Feral Sites on the road!

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Portable Hanging Light

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Black Diamond Headtorch

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Lighters

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Measuring Tape

For measuring Ant highways and massive leaves (there’s a competition on…)

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Lightweight Tripod

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Travel Wirelock

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Smith & Wesson Flicknife

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Opinel No.12 Folding Knife

‘Old Faithful’

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Knife Sharpener

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Magnifying Glass

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Travel Cutlery

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Small Wire Lock

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Mosquito Headnet

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Tibetan Yak Wool Shoal

From the amazing Feel Earth Collection (link below)

Beautiful Tibetan Yak-Wool Shoal sourced from the Feel Earth Collection, a truly amazing supplier of earthy products from distant lands. Check them out!

Hover over each point below to find out about each item Ash is taking:

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Medication & Toiletries

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First Aid Kit

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Easthills Bugnet & Biodegradable Pegs

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Easthills Jungle Explorer Hammock

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Microfibre Travel Towel

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Sleeping Bag Liner

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Waterproof Jacket

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Jungle Hat

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Fox Beanie

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Snood

Thanks Julia!

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Bandana

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Hiking Boots

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Sandals

From the Souks of Morocco!

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Packing Stax

AKA Travel Cubes

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Mosquito Headnet

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Crayons & Wildlife Stencils

For our Scouts Club volunteering in Puerto Inca 🙂

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Shades

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Canal Themed Playing Cards

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Lighter

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Opinel No.9 Folding Knife

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Black Diamond Headtorch

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Travel Washing Line

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Swimming Goggles

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Bamboo Tuffbrush

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Belt

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Travel Cutlery

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Fold Out Fan

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Hanimex Binoculars

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All Weather Notepad

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Coat

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Black Shirt

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Blue Shirt

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Longsleeved Plaid Shirt

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Longsleeved Blue Shirt

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Longsleeved Khaki Shirt

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Sexy Shorts 1

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Sexy Shorts 2

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Chillout Pants 1

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Chillout Pants 2

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Leggings

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Jeans

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Jungle Pants 1

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Plug Sockets.

Yep, these deserve to be in the picture.

And, amazingly, we can somehow successfully pack all of this gear down into our rucksacks:

6 replies
    • Tom
      Tom says:

      Indeed! 2x USB outputs and we’ve sourced all the necessary bits an pieces to use it for our phone and the Field Recorder. No more getting caught out by a lack of batteries. Here’s hoping, anyway!

      Reply

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