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Digital packing lists make it a lot easier to build gear lists, but all of them have functional issues. For me, some of the most important feature items are CSV import and export.

I sarted with lighterpack, but later switched to Packstack as it had more features. This includes having multiple packs for a single trip.

However, Packstack's CSV is limited to inventory lists only and not specific pack lists. It also has some annoying bugs

I then tried LevityList, but it does not have a CSV export. It has nice interface, but not all of the features of Packstack.

I also tried BetterPack, but it is just buggy in general.

Gearli has a monthly subscription which is not worth it, given that its CSV import does not work.

TrailGearList has been the most promising, but once again its CSV import is broken.

#whatsinyourpack #hiking #gearlist #digitalapp #enshittification

Digital packing lists make it a lot easier to build gear lists, but all of them have functional issues. For me, some of the most important feature items are CSV import and export.

I started with lighterpack, but later switched to Packstack as it had more features. This includes having multiple packs for a single trip.

However, Packstack's CSV is limited to inventory lists only and not specific pack lists. It also has some annoying bugs

I then tried LevityList, but it does not have a CSV export. It has nice interface, but not all of the features of Packstack.

I also tried BetterPack, but it is just buggy in general.

Gearli has a monthly subscription which is not worth it, given that its CSV import does not work.

TrailGearList has been the most promising, but once again its CSV import is broken.

#whatsinyourpack #hiking #gearlist #digitalapp #enshittification

Digital packing lists make it a lot easier to build gear lists, but all of them have functional issues. For me, some of the most important feature items are CSV import and export.

I started with lighterpack, but later switched to Packstack as it had more features. This includes having multiple packs for a single trip.

However, Packstack's CSV is limited to inventory lists only and not specific pack lists. It also has some annoying bugs

I then tried LevityList, but it does not have a CSV export. It has nice interface, but not all of the features of Packstack.

I also tried BetterPack, but it is just buggy in general.

Gearli has a monthly subscription which is not worth it, given that its CSV import does not work.

TrailGearList has been the most promising, but once again its CSV import is broken.

#whatsinyourpack #hiking #gearlist #digitalapp #enshittification

Digital packing lists make it a lot easier to build gear lists, but all of them have functional issues. For me, some of the most important feature items are CSV import and export.

I started with lighterpack, but later switched to Packstack as it had more features. This includes having multiple packs for a single trip.

However, Packstack's CSV is limited to inventory lists only and not specific pack lists. It also has some annoying bugs

I then tried LevityList, but it does not have a CSV export. It has nice interface, but not all of the features of Packstack.

I also tried BetterPack, but it is just buggy in general.

Gearli has a monthly subscription which is not worth it, given that its CSV import does not work.

TrailGearList has been the most promising, but once again its CSV import is broken.

#whatsinyourpack #hiking #gearlist #digitalapp #enshittification

Digital packing lists make it a lot easier to build gear lists, but all of them have functional issues. For me, some of the most important feature items are CSV import and export.

I started with lighterpack, but later switched to Packstack as it had more features. This includes having multiple packs for a single trip.

However, Packstack's CSV is limited to inventory lists only and not specific pack lists. It also has some annoying bugs

I then tried LevityList, but it does not have a CSV export. It has nice interface, but not all of the features of Packstack.

I also tried BetterPack, but it is just buggy in general.

Gearli has a monthly subscription which is not worth it, given that its CSV import does not work.

TrailGearList has been the most promising, but once again its CSV import is broken.

#whatsinyourpack #hiking #gearlist #digitalapp #enshittification

There’s No Perfection In Camping Gear Setups

This is one of those “I’ve been camping for a million years” sage-type posts where I espouse advice because I know so much. In this case, it’s more of an opinion; add salt to taste.

I have been camping for a lon

https://thecareyadventures.com/blog/theres-no-perfection-in-camping-gear-setups/

#Campgrounds #Camping #Lodging #NationalPark #Reviews #backpacking #camping #equipment #GearList #mountaineering #perfection #travel #traveling

There’s No Perfection In Camping Gear Setups

This is one of those “I’ve been camping for a million years” sage-type posts where I espouse advice because I know so much. In this case, it’s more of an opinion; add salt to taste.

I have been camping for a lon

https://thecareyadventures.com/blog/theres-no-perfection-in-camping-gear-setups/

#Campgrounds #Camping #Lodging #NationalPark #Reviews #backpacking #camping #equipment #GearList #mountaineering #perfection #travel #traveling

There’s No Perfection In Camping Gear Setups

This is one of those “I’ve been camping for a million years” sage-type posts where I espouse advice because I know so much. In this case, it’s more of an opinion; add salt to taste.

I have been camping for a lon

https://thecareyadventures.com/blog/theres-no-perfection-in-camping-gear-setups/

#Campgrounds #Camping #Lodging #NationalPark #Reviews #backpacking #camping #equipment #GearList #mountaineering #perfection #travel #traveling

There’s No Perfection In Camping Gear Setups

This is one of those “I’ve been camping for a million years” sage-type posts where I espouse advice because I know so much. In this case, it’s more of an opinion; add salt to taste.

I have been camping for a lon

https://thecareyadventures.com/blog/theres-no-perfection-in-camping-gear-setups/

#Campgrounds #Camping #Lodging #NationalPark #Reviews #backpacking #camping #equipment #GearList #mountaineering #perfection #travel #traveling

There’s No Perfection In Camping Gear Setups

This is one of those “I’ve been camping for a million years” sage-type posts where I espouse advice because I know so much. In this case, it’s more of an opinion; add salt to taste.

I have been camping for a lon

https://thecareyadventures.com/blog/theres-no-perfection-in-camping-gear-setups/

#Campgrounds #Camping #Lodging #NationalPark #Reviews #backpacking #camping #equipment #GearList #mountaineering #perfection #travel #traveling

There’s No Perfection In Camping Gear Setups

This is one of those “I’ve been camping for a million years” sage-type posts where I espouse advice because I know so much. In this case, it’s more of an opinion; add salt to taste.

I have been camping for a long time, that much is true. 34 years as an adult and another dozen years as a kid with my family in a trailer.

One gem from all that experience is this: Ignore the ‘perfect camping setup’ articles because there is no perfection. Camping, backpacking, bikepacking, [...]

https://thecareyadventures.com/blog/theres-no-perfection-in-camping-gear-setups/

For a trip like this I would normally pack the following https://lighterpack.com/r/517z5k

#gearlist #Drakensberg