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Boots - Plastic
or sturdy leather telemark or A.T boots are recommended.
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Gaiters - A
pair that rises well above the boot cuff.
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Pants - Synthetic
preferred. |
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Shell
layer - Parka with hood and pants/bibs
adequate for seasonal weather.
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Jacket - Synthetic,
pile or wool.
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Warm
Jacket - Synthetic or Down. For
standing in snowpits.
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Shirt - Capilene
or polypropylene recommended.
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Gloves/mittens - Often
two pairs: one insulated with shell, the other
lightweight.
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Sun
cap/hat - Quick drying preferable.
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Pack - At
least 1500 cubic inches. Internal frame preferred.
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Headlamp - A
good precaution for early starts or late days.
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Food - Lunch
and snacks. An adequate amount for a high-energy
day.
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Water
bottles - Carry at least
2 quarts. Hydration bladders recommended. A thermos
with tea or soup is a nice treat when its cold
out.
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Sunscreen/
lip protection - SPF higher than 16.
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Sunglasses - Consider
wearing with retention straps.
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| ___ |
Goggles - Weather
dependent, but generally a necessity.
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| ___ |
Foot
protection - For blisters and hotspots.
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Skis
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Poles
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Shovel
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Climbing
skins |
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Transceiver -
we will have some available for use.
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Probe -
if you already own one, bring it.
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Snowshoes -
if you are using a snowboard.
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