Howdy.

Here's the gear list and weights (as complete as I can be at the moment) for my upcoming trip to the Art Loeb Trail. I'm going a wee bit heavier than normal because I'm taking my youngest brother along. Here goes:

The Basics
Pack – JanSport Klamath 75 – 4lb, 0.4oz
Sleeping bag – NorthFace Blue Kazoo long – 3lb
Hammock – ENO Doublenest – 1lb, 6oz
Tarp – ENO – 1lb, 6.7oz
Slap straps – ENO – 10.3oz
7 stakes – ENO – 3.9oz
Total shelter: 3lbs, 3.9oz
Total Basics: 9lbs, 10.3oz

Kitchen
2 one-liter water bottles (Gatorade)
Water filter – Katadyn Hiker Pro – 14.7oz
Stove – Coleman Peak II – 6.5oz
Fuel – Coleman camp fuel, small cannister – 12.8oz (NOTE: This is a full cannister. I won't be necessarily taking a full cannister out, but I used this number as a jumping-off point.)
Wind screen
Pot – Walmart grease pot – 7.7oz
Lighter – Bic – .7oz
Cup – Sea to Summit Delta Mug – 2.3oz
Plate – Sea to Summit Delta Plate – 4.2oz
Spoon, knife, and fork – Sea to Summit Alpha Utensil Set – 1.4oz
Knife – Winchester folding pocket knife – 3.1oz
Total Kitchen: 3lbs, 5.4oz

Clothing – Packed
Extra socks – 2.8oz
Base layer – Cheapies from Walmart, synthetic – 1lb, 3.4oz
Rain/wind jacket – Marmot Precip – 13.5oz
Rain Pants – Red Ledge Thunderlight pants – 8.9oz
Fleece – Cheapie from thrift store – 1lb, 1.7oz
Toboggan – Cheapie from Walmart – 5oz
Bandanna – 0.9oz
Total packed clothing: 4lbs, 3.1oz

Accessories
Map and compass – 5.1oz (this of course varies depending on weights of maps)
Spare batteries – Energizer Lithium – 0.4oz
Headlamp – Energizer 6 LED – 2.9oz
Backup flashlight – small LED super bright – 3.3oz
Toilet paper in Ziploc bag – 6oz (I'm being generous here... most likely will take less)
Potty trowel – 2.6oz
Soap – Dr Bronner's – 2.5oz
Toothbrush and toothpaste – 1.8oz
First-aid kit – Looking for new one!
Paracord – 6.4oz (Used for hanging food, does not come along unless hanging is recommended)
Carabiner – 2.5oz (See above)
Sunglasses – 0.6oz
BlackBerry – 4.6 (Doubles as a GPS in some situations, but I rely on map and compass and common sense. Also can double as an MP3 player, but this saps battery.)
Inflatable pillow – 6.4oz
Cards – 3.4oz (Only for trips with my younger brother)
Total Accessories: 2lbs, 14oz* (NOTE: No FAK yet)

Total base weight, less water and food and worn clothing: 19lbs, 15.1oz

Notes:

• I'm not quite happy with my sleeping bag. It was a gift, so for the money it's great. But it's a long, and I'm decidedly not. I'm looking at a few on clearance at the moment, but haven't begun to make a final decision.
  
• I need a first aid kit. I'm thinking about starting with the Adventure Medical Ultralight & Watertight .5 First Aid Kit, and then tweaking it to better suit my needs. Input?
  
• I'm extremely satisfied with my ENO hammock system. It's maybe heavier than I'd like, but it's so comfy that the weight trade off is worth it to me.
  
• My pack is larger than needed, but I originally got it to accomodate a larger sleeping bag and a tent. I'm about to start looking for a new one, but I want to make sure the rest of my gear is set before buying the pack. Otherwise, I'm pretty darn happy with it.
  
• I know food isn't included here; figure for this trip I'll be hauling about 6lbs of food total (1.5lbs per day for 4 days). My brother will be carrying his own share.

Thanks for the input!