Pyrenees Trip Info: Pack loads

What we carried:

• toiletries
• toilet paper+matches+the "poop shovel"
• 2x pack towels (probably only needed one)
• 2x sunglasses
• 2x guide books (TiP and Zu Fuss)
• a few photocopies of hike descript
  
• maps
• deck of cards
• notepad + pen
• personal documents
  
• compass
• watch
• cell phone (SWITCHED OFF!)
  
• first aid kit
• camera and accessories
  
• tent, tarp, poncho
• 2x sleeping bags
• 2x sleeping bag pads
• 2x hiking poles
• Kitchen stuff:
  
• jetboil system
• jetboil group cooking system pot
• 400g gas bottle
  
• 2x bowls
• 2x sporks
• folding knife
• leatherman
• small cutting board
• 2x 1l Nalgene
• 2x .5l sports bottles
• 2x 2l water bag
• 1l water bag
• biodegradable dish soap
• 3x small dish rags (only needed 2)
  
• water filter
• 2x head lamps (probably only needed 1)
• candle lantern
• clothesline
• Andrea's clothes
• 3x underwear
• 2x bra
• 3x hiking socks
• hiking pants
• city pants
• 2x t-shirt
• long-sleeved shirt
• fleece
• rain coat
• stocking cap
• sun hat
• gloves
• tevas
• hiking boots
• long underwear
• "swimsuit" (bikini pants and top)
• Greg's clothes
• 3x hiking underwear
• 3x hiking socks (went down to 2x on day 14 when Greg lost a sock)
• t-shirt
• short-sleeved shirt
• long-sleeved shirt
• swimsuit
• long underwear
• sunhat
• stocking cap
• fleece
• raincoat
• hiking pants
• city pants
• city socks
• city underwear
• hiking boots
• tevas
• knee brace
• Food: varied, but we usually left towns with 4 days worth of meals.
  

We both ended up carrying packs that weighed in at 20-25% of our body weights, which is heavy but not too bad. Luckily there was enough water in the area that we rarely needed to carry more than 2-3 liters (for both of us). Not having to carry 3-4 liters each really helped with the pack weights. Still, there were a couple of times when we cut it closer than I'd like to.