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The following are recommended kit lists for Summer and Winter walking in the hills and mountains. On day walks our leaders will carry a group first aid kit and group shelter.
For hostel weekends you'll also need additional kit such as change of clothes, extra food, toilettries and sleeping bag - these are usually outlined in the event details. If in doubt just ask and we will be happy to advise.
Walking - Summer
Walking - Summer
daysack (25-30 litre - approx) and waterproof liner
small waterproof stuff sacks are very useful
waterproof Jacket and Trousers (breathable preferably)
base layers (thermals)
mid layers (fleeces)
sunglasses
sun cream and lip salve.
socks (suitable for walking)
3 Season Walking Boots . (IE Not Trainer boots)
gaiters - optional
gloves / (waterproof preferably)
hat/neck buff - buy a CAG one here!
food (chocolate bar / nibbles for emergency snacks)
personal first aid kit (with Paracetamol/Aspirin/Brufen/ few plasters, Tape, Compeed etc)
headtorch (With spare working batteries)
walking poles (Optional )
drinks container (Sigg bottle/platypus, small flask)
Walking - Winter
Walking - Winter
daysack (30 - 40 litre - approx) and waterproof liner
small waterproof stuff sacks for arranging gear
waterproof Jacket and Trousers (breathable preferably)
base layers (thermals)
mid layers (fleeces)
ski Goggles and sunglasses
sun cream and lip salve.
socks (suitable for walking)
3 - 4 Season Walking Boots suitable for crampons. (IE Not Trainer boots)
gaiters
gloves / Dachstiens (several pairs) (waterproof preferably)
hats/balaclava/Neck buff (Several) - buy a CAG one here!
emergency Rations (Chocolate bar / nibbles)
personal first aid kit (with Paracetamol/Aspirin/iprobrufen/ few plasters, tape, Compeed etc)
headtorch (With spare working batteries!!!!)
walking poles with snow baskets (Optional but advisable)
drinks container (Sigg bottle/platypus, small flask)
towel and toiletries
comfortable clothes for evening/travelling
map of area
if snow and ice (and trained to use) then Crampons and Ice axe
for mountaineering please take a suitable helmet
Paddling - Pool
Paddling - Pool
swimwear - many of our paddlers prefer longer swim shorts are they are in and out of boats and the water during a session
t-shirt or rash vest
goggles (optional)
nose clip (optional)
towel and dry clothes
Paddling - Outdoor
Paddling - Outdoor
We will provide buoyancy aids, helmets as well as craft (kayak, canoe, SUP, paddles). We usually have some spare dry bags to help keep kit dry.
swimwear
paddle gear if you have it - waterproof pants, striders, cag, dry suit, helmet
otherwise - T shirt or rash vest, llght and warm trousers - not jeans!
old trainers (that you don't mind getting wet)
extra layers
dry bag for extra layers, food and phones
towel and dry clothes
Hostel
Hostel
Bring kit for the relevant activites , plus:
change of clothes for around the hostel and pub
toilettries
bedding - sleeping bag and liner (this may be provided in some hostels, see specific trip notes)
towel
ear plugs (highly recommended)
breakfasts/lunches for the trip plus snacks and any evening meals - these will be outlined for the specific trip - also bring along any drinks you want to consume
Communal tea/coffee/milk and toilet roll are provided, along with dishwasher tablets
Camping
Camping
Bring kit for the relevant activites , plus:
tent, sleeping mat and sleeping bag
change of clothes for around the camp
toilettries
towel
ear plugs (highly recommended)
breakfasts/lunches for the trip plus snacks and any evening meals - these will be outlined for the specific trip - also bring along any drinks you want to consume
Communal tea/coffee/milk and gas cooking stoves are provided for group cuppas! Be prepared to muk in to keep the camp organised
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