Base Layer (2 pairs top & trouser)
The foundation of your layering system, these should wick moisture away, keeping you dry and comfortable.

Middle Layer (1 x light fleece, 1 x heavy fleece)

Light to Medium Puff Jacket (1 x down/synthetic)
For those extra chilly moments, this layer provides additional warmth.

Outer Layer (1 x waterproof jacket & 1 x trouser)
Your first defense against rain and wind.

Heavy Summit Jacket (1 x down/synthetic)
Essential for the summit push. Can replace with two thick layers under the outer layer for versatility.

Mountain Boots B/C (with Scree-protection) + Casual trainers for campsites
Sturdy footwear is critical. Ensure they are waterproof, offer good ankle support, and are broken in before your trek. You also will want a more comfortable pair to use around the campsite.

Calf Gaiters
Protects your legs from debris and can keep you dry during wet conditions.

Hiking Shorts/trousers/pants
Breathable and allows free movement.

Warm Beanie
For cold nights and early morning treks, keeps your head warm.

Buff (Covering neck and mouth)
Protects against cold winds and can also be used as a dust protector.

Hiking Socks warm (6 pairs)
Moisture-wicking and padded for comfort.

Thin Liner Socks (6 pairs)
Helps in reducing blisters by minimizing friction.

Warm mittens (Down or Synthetic)
For the extremely cold temperatures at higher altitudes.

Light Gloves / glove liners
Useful during trekking in moderate temperatures.

Charging Device (Power bank)
Ensure your gadgets remain charged during the trek. Consider solar or larger / multiple power packs for longer treks where electricity is unavailable.

Sleeping Bag (Four seasons, Down/synthetic – minimal Comfort value: -11C/12,2F)
Nights can get extremely cold; a good quality sleeping bag is a must.

Trekking Poles
Assist with balance and reduces strain on knees during descents. During ascents trekking poles will assist with reducing the strain on leg muscles which can help with acclimatization.

Waterproof Duffle Bag for Porters (70 – 100l)
Ensures your gear remains dry regardless of the weather.

Daypack with Rain Cover (35-45l)
For your daily essentials during the trek.

Sunglasses with UV protection
Protect against the strong sun rays at high altitudes.

Sun Hat
Shields against sunburn.
Water Bottles (x 3 incl. 1 x pee bottle) + optional water bladder.
Staying hydrated is critical. We suggest 1 hard plastic bottle, 1 metal bottle and 1 additional plastic bottle possibly for pee on cold nights. Each bottle should be at least 1 liter. Some hikers also prefer to use water bladders (2-3l) with insulated pipes (especially for colder high altitudes).

Head torch / head lamp + extra batteries
Essential for early morning starts or late evening treks. Also extremely useful for bathroom trips. Don't forget to bring plenty of batteries for the head torch

Personal 1st Aid Kit
Carry basics like band-aids, painkillers, and altitude sickness tablets (e.g. Diamox).

Sunscreen and Lip Balm (Strong sun protection, 50+)
Protects against sunburns.

Quick Dry Towel & Wet Wipes
For basic sanitation and hygiene. Biodegradable wipes and wipes that are good on your skin are ideal.

Women: Shewee (for pee bottle)
A convenient tool for women during those cold nights.
