When organizing a peak climbing adventure in Nepal, it is essential to have the right equipment to ensure the safety and success of a climb. We equip climbers with all the equipment and tools required for an adventurous mountain climb, so you they ready to tackle the mountain obstacles.
Equipment and Gear Provided by Peak Climbing Nepal
- Tent for sheltering when overnighting at high altitude
- Gas to fuel for the stove
- Gas stove for cooking dinner
- Kitchen utensils to prepare and eat food
- Fixed rope to stabilize and secure your climb, especially on hazardous sections of the mountain
- Main rope for protection and anchoring you as you climb up
- Tape sling to attach other climbing gear or as an anchor on your ascent
- Rock picket for anchoring ropes to rock face
- Shovel for scraping snow or making a spot safe for resting
- Jumar to ascend and fix gear
- Snow bar to anchor gear in ice or snow
- Mattress for insulation from the cold ground as you sleep
These are the fundamental gear we provide from our firm to assist you in your ascent. But there are additional gear required for your excursion as well that are not included in the standard package. You can simply rent these extra items from us to make sure you have whatever is needed for a secure peak climbing experience.
- Goggles for protecting your eyes against the glare of snow and sun
- Carabiner to safely connect ropes and other climbing gear throughout your climb
- Gloves to keep your hands warm and safe from the cold conditions
- A Thermos to keep your beverage hot during cold climbing
- Crampons for giving traction and stability when walking on ice and snowy surfaces
- Waterproof trousers to avoid getting wet in snow or rain
- Headlamp to move through low light conditions or darkness
- Finger eight for the purpose of making safe knots in the rope
- Climbing boots
- Water bottle to stay hydrated
- Sleeping bag to stay warm in extreme cold when overnighting
- Ice axe for ascending steep, icy terrain with balance and stability
- Rucksack to carry your essentials on a daily basis
- Trekking poles for balance and to reduce pressure on your joints while taking long hikes or rugged ground
These are just a few of the most critical items on your list. For the full list of what you will be needing for climbing a 6,500-7,000 meter peak, see the full packing list that follows.
Head, Body, Hand and Footwear
- Soft, thin and light T shirts
- Polar fleece jacket
- Two shirts with full sleeves
- Down jacket
- Goose down jacket
- Medium weight pullover
- A rainproof and lightweight Gore-Tex jacket
- A down-filled light jacket
- A goose-down insulated jacket
- Underclothes
- Trekking shorts
- One pair of polar fleece trousers
- Goose-down filled trousers
- Lightweight weatherproof Gore-Tex trousers
- Walking trousers
- Thermal leggings two pairs
- A sun hat with a large brim
- A woolen hat
- Balaclava, bandana, scarf or neck gaiter
- Sunglass with UV rays protection
- Face mask
- A pair of overboots
- High-quality hiking boots with ankle support.
- Casual shoes
- Woolen liner socks
- Moisture blocking liner socks
- Lightweight trekking socks (two)
- Cotton socks
Trekking, Sleeping and Climbing Gear
- Adjustable trekking poles
- Flashlight with additional battery
- A large backpack
- A small daypack
- A high quality sleeping bag
- Insulated sleeping pad
- Sleeping bag liner
- Small pillow
- Eye mask and earplugs
- Mountaineering boots
- Glacier glasses
- Light and dark lenses ski goggles
- Climbing helmets
- Jumars
- Crampons
- Ascender/descender
- Fixed ropes
- Carabiners
- Ice axes
Essential Papers
- Local currency exchanged into NPR
- Nepal visa and valid passport
- Trekking and climbing permits
- A few pp size photos
- Travel Insurance
- Credit cards
Hygiene Essentials
- Earbuds
- Mirror
- Comb
- Sanitary pads
- Hair ties or clips
- Toilet papers
- Shampoo and conditioners
- Soap
- Quick drying towel
- Razor and shaving cream
- SPF containing lip lotion
- Moisturizers
- Deodorants
- Dental floss
- Perfume
- Hand wash
- Face wash
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Nail cutters
First Aid Kit With Medicines
- Adhesive bandages
- Gauze pads
- Sterile bandages
- Medical tape
- Antiseptic wipes
- Antibiotic ointment
- Tweezers
- Scissors
- Pain relievers
- Thermometer
- Burn cream or gel
- Cold packs
- Disposable gloves
- Moleskin
- Eyewash
- Emergency blankets
- Antibiotics
- Anti-nausea, anti-diarrheal and altitude sickness medication
- Nasal decongestants
- Throat lozenges
- Nasal spray
- Cough syrup or lozenges
- Antacids (for heartburn or indigestion)
- Anti-fungal cream
- Insect repellent
- Oral rehydration salts
- Personal prescribed medications if any
Gadgets
- Camera
- Power bank
- Binoculars
- Cellphone
- Portable chargers
- Earphones
- Adapters
- Solar chargers
Miscellaneous
- High energy snacks such as chocolates, nuts, trail mix
- Thermal refillable water bottle
- Water purification tablets or drops
- Your personal hygiene items and toiletries
- Navigating tools
- Satellite phone
- Emergency whistle or beacon
- Pen and diary
- Entertainment sets
- Trash bags
- E-reader or books