For episode nineteen Richard goes through the gear he is using for coaching in the mountains on a couple of rainy days in October.
From outer layers, to rucksacks, navigation tools, spare layers, and food. What you take into the mountains will affect the day ahead, and could be the difference between a success or failure. Plan well.
THE GEAR
Moel Siabod
Gold Label Wax
Rab Vapour rise
Helikon-tex Woodsman
Haix boots
Bridgedale - good quality socks to suit different needs
Osprey variant 52 - sadly no longer manufactured!
Silva expedition
Resilient Nutrition
Victorinox climber
Nalgene
Paramo Torres Gilet
Extremities tuff bags
Woolpower mitts
Helikon Pakcell
O'tom Tick Twister - the hockey stick shape seem more effective than the credit card type.
Life systems Mountain leader 1st aid kit - but adapted
Outdoor designs large group shelter - or any other suitable shelter
Black Diamond trekking poles - or your preferred type
From outer layers, to rucksacks, navigation tools, spare layers, and food. What you take into the mountains will affect the day ahead, and could be the difference between a success or failure. Plan well.
THE GEAR
Moel Siabod
Gold Label Wax
Rab Vapour rise
Helikon-tex Woodsman
Haix boots
Bridgedale - good quality socks to suit different needs
Osprey variant 52 - sadly no longer manufactured!
Silva expedition
Resilient Nutrition
Victorinox climber
Nalgene
Paramo Torres Gilet
Extremities tuff bags
Woolpower mitts
Helikon Pakcell
O'tom Tick Twister - the hockey stick shape seem more effective than the credit card type.
Life systems Mountain leader 1st aid kit - but adapted
Outdoor designs large group shelter - or any other suitable shelter
Black Diamond trekking poles - or your preferred type
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