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Hilleberg Nallo 2, lightweight (2,1 kg) tunnel tent for two people. Four pegs needed to pitch, which was impossible on the hard soils of the Atacama. I had to sleep outside for four nights |
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Marmot Pinnacle sleeping bag warm up to -10°C |
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Therm-a-rest ProLite 3, ¾ length |
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thin pad below the Therm-a-rest |
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MSR Dragonfly fuel stove |
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MSR Titanium cooking set with handle two small pods were enough |
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small spoon, Swiss army knife, stainless steel cup |
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Micropur water purification tablets. Bottled water is sold everywhere in South America. In Patagonia most streams are clean enough to drink from |
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two 0,7 l bottles on the bike frame |
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Ortlieb 10 l water bag |
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Black Diamond LED head torch |
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Gore Tex jacket |
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Fleece pullover |
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Mammut Clime trekking pants without a seam in the middle and quick drying material |
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Powerstretch pants and thin long sleeve shirt |
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cycling pants with insert |
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cycling gloves with good padding |
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two times underwear for restdays |
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three pair of socks (one thin, two thick) |
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fleece cap and glooves |
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sun glasses |
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sun blocker Daylong factor 50+ |
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tooth paste and brush |
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small emergency kit with pain killers (Aspirin/Ibuprofen/Paracetamol), desinfective, anti dysentery (Lopedium or Immodium), plaster and bandage. No anti malaria tablets needed |
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40 l pack for mountaineering |
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Lowa trekking shoes |
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Camera: Canon Ixus |
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Lonely Planet guidebook: Chile and Easter Island; Peru; |
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NELLES MAP South America : The Andes 1 : 4 500 000, good for an overview |
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Rutas de Chile free road atlas for Chile from COPEC filling stations but without relief |
