Is there a good full-page inventory tracking sheet?

[RumpinRufus]

I inevitably run out of space in the paltry "Gear" section of the regular character sheet. Does anyone know of a good full-page alternative with significantly more rows to fill in items? (Bonus points if it has things like wand charge tracker.)

[Gremlington]

I've found that the character sheets from over here are pretty comprehensive. Their inventory page is pretty nice, as is stuff like spell preparation and animal companions and whatnot. Hopefully that helps you out!

[Dennis Muldoon]

The Pathfinder Society inventory tracking sheet is pretty much exactly what you're describing.

http://paizo.com/pathfinderSociety/rpg/resources -->Click on Character/Inventory sheets

[RumpinRufus]

Both of those are somewhat helpful, but I guess I'm looking for something with more rows. Call me crazy, but I like to have things like "mirror, comb, 2 silver cups, iron bowl" on my character sheet. The normal character sheet has 26 slots, whereas the PFS inventory tracking sheet has 36 slots, which is still a bit short of what I'm looking for. The Dyslexic one is good but almost all the space is devoted to magic items, and I'm running short on space for all the mundane stuff I carry.

[bhampton]

I've found the Player Character Folio to be quite good. Has 42 slots for other items/gear, not to mention all the slots for magic items, weapons, armour, potions, other treasure/valuables, holdings....
2 pages of inventory essentially

[Ancient Dragon Master]

Happy campers character sheets are pretty good if you can write small.

[shaventalz]

Personally, I tend to just maintain a separate Word document with my current gear. That also makes it easier to see what container everything's in, and lets me sort it in a way that makes sense to me. Weapons/armor/clothing up top, slotted items below, belt pouches and their contents, then the backpack. One section in the backpack for scrolls/wands/potions, one for alchemical consumables, then the rest of the contents organized according to usage scenario (knowledge boosters, food/water, movement, note-taking stuff, etc.) It also lets me mark stuff as being "at home", so I don't end up getting 10+ tents over the character's lifetime.

It's still a manual process to update it between games, but I've found it more useful than trying to fit everything onto a preformatted sheet. There's usually enough space that I can scribble in additions or mark things out if I don't want to reprint the whole thing every game.

[Doomed Hero]

I use Google Sheets for tracking party loot. Just set it to be accessible to anyone with the link. Works great.

[RumpinRufus]

I prefer having paper sheets. I think I'll use the Dyslexic equipment sheet along with the standard character sheet, and probably list my "camping gear" on the back side of the equipment sheet. That should give me plenty of room to list all the adventuring gear I'm carrying on the front sides, and I can list all my soap and parchment and silverware on the backside.

Thanks all for the suggestions!