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Gearing up Brett Favre for the Beartooths

Hi Brett. As a former professional football player, nobody has to remind you of the importance of having the right gear and the skill and knowledge to use it. I mean, come on, you wouldn't use your athletic supporter for an ankle brace, right? Though I'm guessing Travis Jervey might have used his as a head band at one point. Crazy kid. Anyway, here's some of the stuff you'll need, what it will cost and some items you could borrow from me if money is tight.

RECOMMENDED IF PURCHASING
  OR BORROW FROM DORF
ITEM MODEL COST   MODEL COST
Tent Tarptent Rainbow 215.00   The North Face Slickrock (1) FREE!
Sleeping Bag Mountain Hardware Phantom (long) 265.00   Sierra Designs synthetic (2) FREE!
Sleeping Pad Therm-A-Rest Prolite 3 3/4 75.00   Therm-A-Rest (long) FREE!
Stove MSR Pocket Rocket 40.00   MSR Dragonfly (3) FREE!
Hiking Boots Something that fits 180.00   Not mine---sorry pal 180.00
Backpack Granite Gear Vapor Trail 160.00   Gregory Forester FREE!
Rain jacket Marmot Precip 100.00   Extended rain poncho FREE!
Rain pants Marmot Precip 70.00   Don't need if using poncho (4) FREE!
Food Storage Ursack 65.00   Generic large stuff sack (5) FREE!
Misc. Gear varies 200.00     200.00
Misc. Clothing varies 200.00   Sorry. See note (6) below 200.00
TOTAL   1570.00     580.00

NOTES:

  1. Knowing your legendary flatulence can clear a room in mere seconds, this mostly mesh tent was built for gas passers like you.
  2. The label says this is a 20 degree bag. I say "bullshit", but you'll be able to tell for sure if you become hypothermic. This bag belongs to my oldest son but he hardly ever uses it so feel free to fart at will while shivering inside it's overrated warmth.
  3. This option raises the possibility of mild starvation to "near certain" due to the fact that this stove is a piece of shit and may quit working for no apparent reason at any given time. I'd go with the pocket rocket unless you're gaining a lot of weight from laying around the house all day and need to lose a few pounds.
  4. This option raises your probability of dying from hypothermia to "highly likely", but you did survive that frigid NFCC game in January so you might be OK.
  5. If you want to share your grub with rodents and possibly bears, this is the way to go, but if the stove craps out first you won't care.
  6. Surprisingly, your ass looks bigger than mine so I doubt you'd fit into any of my pants. Then again, they say TV adds ten pounds. The good news is that I might have gotten fat enough over the winter to stretch out some of my shirts just enough for you to fit into!