Our Gear

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Here's a rundown of the gear we're leaving the house with. We'll let you know what works and what doesn't! And, while it's not exactly "gear" these are the books on our wish list. Amazon Kindle Book Wish List.

Check out these posts for what Steph's carrying and what Tom's carrying.
Steph's Bag on the Left, Tom's Bag on the Right

Gear
Electronics
Clothes

Cosmetics & Toiletries
  • Hair supplies (for a product rundown, see this post)
  • Medication/First Aid Bag (for a product rundown, see this post)
  • Cosmetics (for a product rundown, see this post)
  • Go-Girl and the potty bag (see this post)
  • 2 Chapsticks w/ SPF
  • Toiletries bag (For a product rundown, see this post.)
  • Sun/Bug Bag (for a product rundown, see below and this post)

Miscellaneous

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