24 Hours On The Move '02

Sat, Dec 7 2002 NOON - Sun, Dec 8 2002 NOON
(Check-in and map/course handout 10AM Saturday)
Fort Ouiatenon - West Lafayette, IN

 
Individual Gear:      
Mountain Bike      
    Front Light (+ Extra Batteries)      
    Red Flashing Rear Light (+ Extra Batteries)      
Helmet      
Flashlight or Headlamp (+ Extra Batteries)      
Backpack (Approx. 1500-2000 cu. in.)      
Hydration System (70-100+ oz Recommended)      
    *Water Bladder Line Insulator?      
   (Freezing water should be a major consideration!)      
Waterproof Map Case (or Large Zip-Lock)      
Compass      
Whistle      
Iodine Tablets      
Lighter or Waterproof Matches      
Fire Starter Sticks      
Emergency Space Blanket      
Chemical Hand Warmer(s) (Disposable)      
2 Chem Lights (not red) + 1 “Red” Chem Light      
Waterproof Bag (Trash Bag)      
PFD (Optional, but waymore comfortable than ones provided.)      
Paddles (Optional; you may bring your own)      
       
Clothing:      
Primary Polyester or similar Long Sleeve Top (NO COTTON!)      
Secondary Insulating Top (Ex. Fleece) (NO COTTON!)      
Jacket (Windproof/Waterproof Recommended)      
Primary Insulating Pants or Tights      
Pants (Windproof/Waterproof Recommended)      
Hat or Balaclava (Should protect ears and must fit under your helmet!)      
“Warm” Gloves (Windproof/Waterproof Recommended)      
Change of Cloths      
     A complete change for an emergency on the river.      
Extra Socks      
       
Ropes Equipment:      
Harness      
Gloves      
ATC decendr device      
Karabiners, 4 each      
Chest harness or 1" webbing for chest harness.      
Diasy chain (safety link)      
Foot Loops      
Webbing (4' or 2' loop)      
       
       
       
       
Team/Group Gear:      
Cell Phone (Emergency contact numbers will be provided.)      
First AID Kit      
Bicycle Repair Kit (Including):      
     Spare Tube(s) or Patch Kit(s)      
     Tire Levers      
     Pump      
     Allen tools, etc…      
       
Food and Water Recommendations:      
Food (750-1,000 Calories/Hour/Person)      
Water (4-5+ Gallons/person)      
*The participants will provide their own water at the transition areas.  Please note that a  
“cooler” may aid in preventing reserve water supplies from freezing.