Subject	Water jugs
Posted by	intel on November 12, 2009 at 12:04 PM
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In Reply To	starter weight. posted by ZheKing on November 12, 2009 at 04:46 AM
Message	Used water bottles/jugs when I was training for backpacking in new mexico. Doesn't take much to get to 35 pounds. Backpack can be 5 pounds, sleeping bag another 5-7, water another 5-10, adds up quick.
Follow Ups	starter weight. - ZheKing 04:46:01 11/12/09 750 rounds of 9mm will get you there (n/m) - 550HPTT 06:17:39 11/12/09 trash bag + dirt.......fill as necessary (n/m) - LJZTT 09:03:09 11/12/09 2nd.silly to use something more uncomfortable then necessary (n/m) - Antihero 10:11:56 11/12/09 It wasn't uncomfortable. couldn't even feel the starter. - ZheKing 13:15:14 11/12/09 Not going to dig a hole in my yard for it. I did have a sand - ZheKing 13:13:28 11/12/09 home depot, bag o dirt, $5 (n/m) - LJZTT 16:40:36 11/12/09 Do they not have rocks there? (n/m) - Broke_as_**** 09:42:14 11/12/09 No big rocks. (n/m) - ZheKing 13:12:52 11/12/09 How about very small pebbles? (n/m) - boileralum 23:49:52 11/12/09 No books at your college? They get heavy. Local - Scotts94z32 10:06:38 11/12/09 I only bought one book this semester, and it's small (n/m) - ZheKing 13:12:30 11/12/09 Water jugs - intel 12:04:24 11/12/09 Didn't have any empty milk jugs laying around. I will be - ZheKing 13:14:24 11/12/09 Maybe just go to walmart and buy gallons jugs of water for - black300zx 13:38:58 11/12/09 Buy a scale and carry it and the starter in your sack. (n/m) - J-Mart 15:14:26 11/12/09 Get a weight vest. Works great for me (n/m) - lakerdude42 15:57:48 11/12/09 Google search "Air Assault Packing List" - BCs300z 01:13:37 11/13/09
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