NON-CLOTHING ITEMS:
- Poncho/rain suit
- Sleeping bag
- Sleeping pad (closed cell "Insulite" recommended)
- Eating utensils (minimum: spoon, plastic bowl)
- Plastic mug w/handle
- Flashlight/extra batteries
- Water bottle (full)
- Sunscreen (even in winter)
- Small Personal First Aid kit to include:
Space blanket
- Baseball cap/sun hat
- Backpack cover (substitute a garbage bag)
- Extra plastic bags (for hamper &/or for keeping feet dry)
- Watch
- Tent & ground cloth/tarp (if assigned)
- Pocketknife (only if you have a Totin' Chip)
- Compass
- Washcloth & small towel
- Toothbrush & toothpaste
- Soap (small liquid container has advantages)
- Comb
- Scout book
UNDERCLOTHES:
- Under pants (3 pr) (polypropylene ideal)
- Under shirts (3 pr) (polypropylene ideal)
- Thermal under shirts (2-3 pr)
- Thermal under pants (2-3 pr)
FEET:
- 2 pr foot wear (including ones on your feet)
- 3 Sets of socks (Saturday, Sunday + 1 spare):
- Polypropylene liners (closest to skin)
- Wool layer
- Cotton layer (furthest away from your skin)
SHIRTS & PANTS:
- Class A uniforms (shirt, long pants, belt, neckerchief, socks) worn on Friday; extra shirt &
socks may be needed for camporees, retreats, etc.
- 2 extra shirts
- 1 pr spare pants
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SLEEPWEAR:
- Polycotton sweats (sleeping)
- Knit cap (2nd for sleeping)
- Wool socks (sleeping)
OUTER WEAR:
- Wool sweater (2 from October through April)
- Knit cap (1)
- Heavy coat (October through April)
- Windbreaker (in warm weather)
HANDS:
- Gloves (1 pr minimum, 2 pr ideal)
- Polypropylene glove liners (optional; but recommended)
OPTIONAL:
- Fannypack/daypack
- Swimsuit
- Camera & Film
- Notebook/pen
- Chapstick (Especially in Winter)
- Insect repellent
- Sunglasses (Especially with snow)
- Handkerchief/travel kleenex
- Money
- Small trash bag (for tent)
- Camp mirror
- Fleece blanket
- Camp stool
- Small backup flashlight
- Rain hat
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