I do bike camping, but people like me are rather less common than others. This has the advantage that it's easy to pop into a store or restaurant for hot food,

I do bike camping, but people like me are rather less common than others. This has the advantage that it's easy to pop into a store or restaurant for hot food, so I don't bring a stove. I looked at the several day hiking version. I'm curious why someone needs matches and a firestarter/flint ... and a lighter in the gormet version. I borrowed a friend's stove once, and the flint seemed like it was enough. And, headlamp and flashlight? I seem to get along fine with only one. ... no, I take that back - my bike has the equivalent of a headlamp. It also looks difficult to regionalize. I had to look up what a bear canister was because I lived in parts of the US without many bears. On the other hand, there's no mention of mosquito spray/insect repellant. I consider "Hiking Socks" part of clothes, not "gear". Shirts, bra, and underwear are missing from the clothes section. And good on you for including feminine hygiene. I am unable to suggest a better way to organize things.