I missed a few things in here but for the most part this is a list of what I'll be carrying throughout my whole hike. Some of the gear like rain jackets and pack covers will be shipped in resupply boxes later on. I still have to get a final base weight (weight without water, food, or fuel for my stove) for my pack but I'm guessing it will come in around 15-16 pounds. This isn't exactly ultralight but I think it's a good number with all the luxuries I'm carrying.
Sierra Designs Mojo 2 tent
Granite Gear Leopard A.C. 58 
Sleeping clothes: REI polartec pants and shirt with Darn Tough wool socks.
Hiking Clothes: Nike Dri-Fit tennis shorts with the liner cut out. There are two shirts I'll be wearing. Nike Dri-Fit T-shirt and Columbia Tamiami 2 shirt.
Trekking Poles: Black Diamond Distance Z poles
REI Flash Sleeping Pad
Powermonkey Extreme panel with the explorer external battery for charging my phone camcorder and ipod along the trail.
Outdoor Research low gaiters
Rain gear: Arc'teryx Alpha rain jacket and cheap rain pants I had laying around.
Sea to Summit head net to keep the skeeters away
Outdoor Research Sunbriolet hat
Brooks Ravenna 4 running shoes. These are the first pair of shoes I'll be using to get through Southern California.
Water purification: Sawyer squeeze mini and Aquamira drops 
MSR reactor stove
All packed up
Granite Gear pack cover for the rainy days
Patagonia down jacket
Petzl Tikka Plus 2 headlight
Platypus Big Zip 3L water bladder
Sea to Summit eVent compression dry sacks
Smartwool beanie
Panasonic camcorder. I'll also have my iphone with me for pictures if I need it.
Stickpic! This genius invention hooks on the end of a trekking pole so you can take videos without having to hold the camera.
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