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A durable, ergonomic bag designed to comfortably carry all your gear on long hikes. Features adjustable straps and compartments.

An insulated, lightweight bag designed to provide warmth and comfort while sleeping in a variety of temperature conditions.

Clothing designed to protect against the weather conditions expected on a trek, options include moisture-wicking layers, insulation, and waterproof shells.

A piece of safety equipment used during certain treks that involve technical climbing or glacier travel to secure a person to a rope or anchor point.

A simple but essential device used for signaling help in case of emergency. It is more effective than using the voice alone.

A pad that provides insulation and cushioning from the ground, improving sleep quality and warmth during nights in the outdoors.

Gear such as sunglasses, sunscreen, and hats, designed to protect your skin and eyes from the sun's harmful UV rays.

A bear-proof container used to store food and odorous items securely, required in some wilderness areas to protect wildlife and trekkers.

A small, lightweight stove that is used for cooking meals on the trail. Often uses gas or solid fuel tablets.

Substances applied to skin, clothing, or other surfaces to discourage insects from landing or climbing on that surface.

A compact tool featuring various functions, including knives, scissors, and screwdrivers, useful for gear repair and other tasks.

A device that measures altitude, helpful in navigation and monitoring ascent or descent rates in mountainous terrains.

Waterproof bags that keep clothing and electronic devices dry and secure, available in different sizes and materials.

Non-perishable, energy-dense food items designed for ease of preparation and consumption on the go, like trail mix, energy bars, and dehydrated meals.

Socks designed to provide cushioning, reduce friction, and wick away moisture to prevent blisters and maintain foot comfort.

A device such as waterproof matches, lighters, or ferro rods used to start a fire for warmth, cooking, or emergency signaling.

A portable shelter that offers protection from weather and insects, constructed to be lightweight and easy to set up in the wilderness.

Adjustable poles that aid balance and reduce impact on knees while trekking, especially useful on uneven terrain.

Protective garments worn over the shoe and lower pant leg, used to prevent debris, snow, and water from entering the footwear.

Tools such as a map, compass, or GPS device, used to determine your position and plan your route during the trek.

A compact, lightweight kit containing essential medical supplies for treating minor injuries and ailments encountered on the trek.

A lightweight and compact temporary shelter, like a bivvy or space blanket, that can provide protection in case of an unexpected overnight stay.

A waterproof and durable case used to protect a map from the elements while allowing it to remain readable during the trek.

A device that allows for two-way communication and emergency SOS signaling even in areas without cell phone coverage.

A light source that is crucial for visibility during early dawn, dusk, or night. Headlamps are hands-free and preferable.

A garment that covers the neck and lower face, offering protection from sunburn, windburn, and dust inhalation in harsh conditions.

Metal loops with spring-loaded gates, used as connectors for various purposes such as securing gear and during climbing.

Footwear specifically designed to protect and support your feet during long walks over rough terrain. Features may include waterproof materials and ankle support.

A system for carrying and accessing water, could be a water bladder with a hose or water bottles, to ensure hydration during the trek.