We break down a real-world pack list for a 14-day wildland fire roll, from boots and blister care to sleep systems, hygiene, and power. The goal is simple: carry what makes you faster, safer, and more self-sufficient at ICP and spike camp.• defining spike camp and planning for self-sufficiency• boot standards, break-in, socks, and hot-spot treatment• pro deals, cost-saving tips, and brand trade-offs• Nomex vs TecaSafe, fit, repairs, and sewing kits• shirts, belts, eye protection for day and night, headlamps• gloves, tools, shelters, and what to inspect• sleep systems: pads vs cots, tents, staking, day-sleep options• camp etiquette and protecting everyone’s rest• hygiene without showers, preventing camp crud, basic meds• food reality at ICP, jetboils, protein, and electrolytes• hydration setups, filtration, bottles, and bladders• power and comms: batteries, Starlink, notebooks• tourniquets, allergies, self-aid, and team readiness• what not to bring: drugs, guns, alcohol, and noise• packing extras: footwear, running gear, simple town clothesFind The Journeyman App here:Google Play Store: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.livetjm.thejourneyman&pli=1Apple App Store:apps.apple.com/us/app/tjm-the-journeyman/id6503902863Visit Our Websitelivetjm.com/home[00:00:00] What "Spiked Out" Really Means[00:08:06] Buying Smart: Pro Deals and Boot Evolution[00:18:12] Shirts, Eye Pro, Headlamps, and PPE Basics[00:23:04] Tools, Fire Shelters, Gloves, and Packs[00:38:41] Hygiene Without Showers and Avoiding Camp Crud[00:48:08] Off-Line Clothes, Laundry, and Footwear[00:52:43] Jetboils, Water Systems, and Electrolytes[01:02:10] Med Basics: Tourniquets, Allergies, and Self-Reliance[01:11:00] Final Resources, Community Tips, and Wrap

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