• Blue silnylon stuff sack (from Equinox): I used a number of silnylon sacks, but only this one, my clothing sack, survived. These sacks don't do well with abrasion--at least, not 2000 miles of abrasion.
• Little mesh sack (from Equinox): Used to keep my little items in one place. Not only did this survive the Triple Crown (with only minor stitching after the PCT), but I use this as a "shave kit" bag both at home and while traveling."
• Homemade bugproof head-net: An easy project.
• Bark jacket (from Golite): Doggone it, they don't make this one anymore. I sewed a small patch on the back on the PCT, and all the zippers blew out on the CDT (I added some velcro). Figure I can get another couple years of occasional use out of it.
• Polypro "long underwear" top (from Duofold)
• Tiny ziplock bag: Used for pills, etc.

Honorable mentions:

• 8x10 silnylon tarp (from Equinox): I switched to a Ray Jardine-style tarp for the first couple hundred miles of the CDT, then lost it hitchhiking, went tarpless for 4 rainy days, and picked up the old tarp at my next maildrop.
• LT6 hat (from Tilley): I gave the Tilley hat I wore on the AT to a young friend... had to buy another for the PCT & CDT. The shoestring kept the hat on the highest winds, though in really high winds I'd put the hat in my pack and strap my hood on tight to reduce wind resistance.