Choosing the amount and kind of clothing we’ll take is critical for success and comfort on the Pacific Crest Trail. We will run into all kinds of conditions. We can’t take everything we’d like to because of weight. Some of these pieces we’ve had a long time. Others are new to us. All of them have been tested by us in one way or another. So here are our choices:
Elaine
Cotton sleep shirt. Patagonia Mid-Weight Long Sleeve Undershirt. Patagonia Mid-Weight Long Underwear.
REI Long-sleeved Quick Dry Trek & Travel Shirt, Ex Officio nylon Quick Dry Trekking Pants, Darn Tough Lite Hiker socks, Salomon X Ultra GTX Low Hiking Shoes with GoreTex liner, REI Suntrekker hat, FitOvers sungoggles, Black Diamond Trailback trekking poles
Turtle Fur wool beanie, Woolrich insulated wool gloves, OR Helium rain shell, Mountain Hardwear insulated belay jacket, REI rain pants, (Buff missing from picture)
Mike
Woolrich wool beanie, Buff multi-use neck gaiter, Patagonia R1 insulated shirt, PCT short sleeved shirt, Patagonia Long UnderwearREI Suntrekker hat, Ex Officio quick-dry long sleeve travel shirt, Avalanche convertible quick-dry pants, Darn Tough Lite Hiker socks, Salomon XA Pro 3d trail running shoes with GoreTex liner, FitOvers sungoggles, Black Diamond Trailback trekking polesOR Helium rain shell, Mountain Hardware insulated belay jacket, Woolrich insulated wool gloves, Patagonia long-sleeved undershirt, Marmot rain pants
Dogleggers on the Trail 
Cute title. 😉 Will you do some laundry when you stop into towns?
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We learned that title from someone else…:) We’ll do some laundry but I don’t know what to wear when it’s washing!
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Cool photos! Have fun out there:)
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