Use the drop-downs to see what equipment you need.
Please contact me if you need anything or have questions.
Hill Walking
Equipment ListClothing and General
- Waterproof jacket
- Waterproof trousers that can be put on over boots
- Insulation Layer/Fleece
- Non-cotton trousers
- Base layer/Thermals – not cotton
- Spare insulation layer
- Hat and Gloves
- Stiff walking boots
- Gaiters
- Rucksack and liner
- Food, spare food and drink
- Sun cream and sunglasses for sunny days
Navigation
(Optional)
- 1: 50 000 OS Map of Area
- Waterproof map case
- Compass
- Watch with stop-watch (cheap digital will do)
Emergency Equipment
- Bivvy bag
- Whistle
- Head torch
Scrambling and Mountaineering
Equipment ListClothing and General
- Waterproof jacket
- Waterproof trousers that can be put on over boots
- Insulation Layer/Fleece
- Non-cotton trousers
- Base layer/Thermals? -?not cotton
- Spare insulation layer
- Hat and Gloves
- Stiff walking boots
- Gaiters
- Rucksack and liner
- Food, spare food and drink
- Sun cream and sunglasses for sunny days
Scrambling Equipment
Please let me know if your require these items
- Climbing helmet
- Climbing harness
Emergency Equipment
- Bivvy bag
- Whistle
- Head torch
Rock Climbing
Equipment ListSee scrambling and mountaineering list for Mountain Rock Climbing, too!
Clothing and General
- Waterproof jacket
- Waterproof trousers that can be put on over boots
- Insulation Layer/Fleece
- Non-cotton trousers
- Base layer/Thermals – not cotton
- Spare insulation layer
- Hat and Gloves
- Approach Shoes/trainers or mountain boots (for mountain rock climbing)
- Rucksack
- Food, spare food and drink
- Sun cream and sunglasses for sunny days
Climbing Equipment
Please let me know if your require these items
- Rock climbing shoes
- Climbing harness
- Climbing Helmet
- Belay device and karabiner
- Nut Key
If you have any of the following, you may wish to bring them
- Climbing Rack
- Climbing rope
- Guidebook
Winter Hillwalking, Mountaineering and Climbing
Equipment List
Drinks bladders: don’t mix well with sharp objects and the tubes tend to freeze!
Gloves: Please bear in mind there’s no such thing as a waterproof glove (except rubber dishwashing gloves!) Pack several pairs, the idea being once one pair wets out, you’ve another pair to put on.
Ski Goggles: Essential for when the wind whips up snow in your face.
Plastic bags: Rucksacks tend not to be waterproof, so put items in plastic bags or a waterproof liner.
Clothing and General
- Waterproof shell jacket and trousers/sallopete
- Insulation Layer/Fleece
- Base layer/Thermals
- Spare insulation layer(s) (belay jacket)
- Hat/balaclava
- “Waterproof” Ski/climbing Gloves + at least one spare pair
- Thick socks
- B3 Boots suitable for crampons
- Gaiters
- Ski goggles
- Rucksack and liner- at least 40L so you can get all your kit and a rope inside
- Water bottle and/or?Thermos
- Food
Climbing Equipment
Please let me know if your require these items
- Technical climbing tools – for climbing courses
- Lanyards for leashless tools
- Ice Axe
- Harness
- Helmet
- Crampons
Emergency Equipment
- Bivvy bag
- Whistle
- Head torch + spare batteries