Flat lander needs your OK

[330]

Hey all - I'm going on my first "mountain trip" this October to SW Montana. I'll be out there for gun season so the ~20th - 30th or so. Can you tell me if this gear list should be sufficient out there? I'll have a base camp to run back to if needed, but I'd like to live with this for the 10 days. Let me know your thoughts.

Bottoms:
First Lite Alleghany bottoms
Kenetrek midweight merino socks
Kuiu Attack pants
(also have Prana Zion pants, just in case )

Top:
FL Llano
FL Chama
FL Halstead
Columbia fleece vest
FL Uncompaghre
FL Neck gaiter
warm hat/ball cap

Also have Cabelas Rainy river parka (top and bottom) for rain and wind blocker.

Thanks for your input!!!!!

 

[IaTrent]

Last year in NW Colorado we woke up opening morning to single digit temps and 5” of snow. I would plan on a Sanctuary type jacket as it allowed me to sit the first few days while the temps came back up. It was cold!


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[IaTrent]

Ah just saw your parka listed. I missed that.


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[pods8 (Rugged Stitching)]

Legs might get chilled if it gets really cold while you're glassing, I had puffy pants on at camp and morning glassing last year in CO during that timeframe (colder than prior years). Make sure you have gloves, sorta goes without saying but I didn't see them listed.

Toss a couple chemical warmers in the truck supplies and if the weather report is single/teens you might want to bring a few out incase your boots are frozen in the mornings which makes for really damn cold toes when glassing.

 

[330]

Legs might get chilled if it gets really cold while you're glassing, I had puffy pants on at camp and morning glassing last year in CO during that timeframe (colder than prior years). Make sure you have gloves, sorta goes without saying but I didn't see them listed.

Toss a couple chemical warmers in the truck supplies and if the weather report is single/teens you might want to bring a few out incase your boots are frozen in the mornings which makes for really damn cold toes when glassing.

Yeah I was planning on doing some sort of puffy pants. Any recommendations?

 

[mcseal2]

I like the Kuiu Kenai puffy pants but they are the only ones I've tried too. I like that I can zip them on once I arrive at my glassing spot and zip them off when active.

 

[330]

I like the Kuiu Kenai puffy pants but they are the only ones I've tried too. I like that I can zip them on once I arrive at my glassing spot and zip them off when active.

Those look like a solid option, thanks. I feel much better now, hopefully its not -50 out there and I should be fine. Thanks again everyone