Originally Posted by
cbike
Spork! That's it. Since you eat already two hot meals I would skip cooking and just get food you can eat cold. That saves a lot of weight and time. A spoon or spork might be handy when eating stuff you bought at a grocery like yogurt.
This makes sense to me. I enjoy doing a little cooking at the camp site, but if you've already budgeted time and money for someone else to make you two hot meals a day, then I'd lighten the load that much further and plan on carrying some food you don't have to cook.
But if you want cooking gear, I like my little trangia burner with a
Clikstand base. I found a cheap GSI pot/pan combo that fits within the wind screen, and the GSI kettle works as well. But the Clikstand site also has lighter, pricier options.
My tent is a
Hennessy Hammock. I don't know the weight, but I'm sure they give weights for all of their models. It's the lightest tent I'v ever had, but I know there are other, more lightweight options.