All the Gear Josh Perry Used to Nab the Self-Supported FKT on the PCT

This article originally appeared on Outside

On August 7, 27-year-old Josh Perry broke the self-supported fastest-known-time record on the Pacific Crest Trail, finishing in 55 days, 16 hours, and 54 minutes. Here's the gear he relied on for 2,600 miles.

• Nashville Pack's Cutaway Pack

• Enlightened Equipment Rev-HOLE-ation Quilt

• Nemo Switchback Ultralight Sleeping Pad

• Tyvek Groundsheet

• MYOG 8'x5' Beaked Tarp (DCF)

• Anker PowerCore Speed PD 20000

• Garmin inReach Mini

• Nitecore NU20 Headlamp

• Frogg Toggs rain jacket

• KUIU Peloton Fleece

• Fleece mittens

• First-aid + hygiene kit

• Tie-dye shirt from Seiad Valley, California

• Thrift-Store running shorts

• Saxx underwear

• TOPO shoes: Ultraventures, Terraventures, and MT-4s

• Class of 2022 PCT bandana

• Wide-brim sunhat

• Black Diamond Alpine Carbon Cork Trekking Poles

• 4 MSR CarbonCore Tent Stakes

• 2 MSR Mini-Groundhog Tent Stakes

• Eighth-inch foam pad (for sleeping and cutting for shoe cushioning)

• 5 ml bleach for water treatment

• Sea to Summit Aeros Ultralight Pillow

• MYOG oversized bug net

Read about Josh's record

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