Thru Hiking the AT with our Kids: Gear Review

Update (things I forgot to cover; more to come I’m sure 😉):
-We have bandanas for snot/sweat rags.
-We have more toiletry and little gadget items that are currently in use but will come with us (nail clippers, disposible razor, multitool, Swiss Army knife, etc)
-We have ZipLock bags for our water filters so we can sleep with them on the coldest nights.
-We hace tenacious tape for tent/sleeping pad/pack repairs and we have duct tape wrapped around a couple of trekking poles and around our Bic lighters
The time is almost here! Our family’s AT thru hike attempt is THIS month. Time to break down all the gear it’ll take for our six pack to trek the 2,200 miles from Georgia to Maine!
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🌟Full Big 3 List:
Tents ⛺️
-Big Agnes Copper Spur UL3 (x2 of these)
-Big Agnes Tiger Wall UL3
Sleep Systems 🛌
-Enlightened Equipment Enigma and Revelation Apex 20* quilts
-Sea to Summit Reactor liner (David and Sally Ann)
-Cocoon Mummy liner (kids)
-Big Agnes Q Core sleeping pad (D and SA)
-REI Helix sleeping pad (kids)
-Sea to Summit Aeros pillow
Packs 🎒
-Granite Gear Blaze 60L (David)
-Osprey Aura AG 65L (Sally Ann)
-REI Flash 55 (Abigail and Madilyn)
-Deuter Fox 40 (Naomi and Gideon)
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