Alpine climbing equipment list for mountaineering in Europe.
Technical gear:
- Back pack (30 litre, the bigger the bag the more you carry)
- Steel Crampons with anti-snow plates eg Petzl Varsaks, no aluminium crampons as they will likely break on rocky sections
- Ice axe (50-60 cm mountaineering axe)
- Harness eg Petzl Altitude
- Mountaineering helmet
- 2 small prussik loops
- 2 locking karabiners (pear shaped – Petzl Attache)
- 1×120 cm sling
- Headtorch + spare batteries / USB charging cable
- 3 piece walking poles that can fit inside the rucksack
Personal gear:
- B2/3 Mountaineering boots, leather/synthetic with vibram soles
- Warm Hat
- Sun hat, sun viser( must fit under the helmet)
- Cat 4 Sunglasses
- Cat3/4 Ski goggles
- Light weight gloves
- Heavy weight gloves
- Neck gaiter or scarf
Layering system:
- Lightweight underwear – top and bottoms (1 set)
- Warm wool socks – 80/20 merino/silk mix is very warm
- Softshell/fleece midlayer
- Treking pants, perferrable windproof
- Jacket – Goretex with good hood
- Paclite goretex overtrousers with full length zips to pull over crampons
- Down jacket
For the Hut:
- Lightweight sleeping bag liner
- Ear plugs
- Toothbrush
- Blob of toothpaste
- A few wetwipes
Other items:
- Phone and charging cable
- Sunscreen & lip screen
- Extra pair of prescription glasses and contacts – if applicable
- Contact solutions – if applicable
- Prescription medication
- Water bottle or Thermos (unbreakable eg Nalgene bottle), insulator for Mont Blanc
- Pic-nic lunches and Snacks
- Pocket knife
- Blister kit/zinc oxide tape
- Paracetamol/ibuprofen
- Cash
- Credit card
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2018-05-01 9:24 GMT+02:00 Ross Hewitt :
> Ross Hewitt – Skiing, Climbing, Photography posted: “Alpine climbing > equipment list for mountaineering in Europe. Technical gear: Back pack > (30-40 litre, the bigger the bag the more you carry) Steel Crampons with > anti-snow plates eg Grivel G12, no aluminium crampons as they will likely > break on” >
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