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15 products

The latest additions to the shop.

Picked from this shelf

Per row

The list for two days in the mountains

The list we use for weekend trips, with the weights measured in the shop.

6 372grams, added up from the rows that have a weight

9items on the list

  • 45-litre backpack non-negotiable with the rain cover 1 250 g
  • Sleeping bag non-negotiable comfort −2 °C 980 g
  • Self-inflating sleeping mat non-negotiable 480 g
  • Two-person tent non-negotiable split between two 2 100 g
  • Rain jacket non-negotiable 10,000 mm column 320 g
  • Stove and gas 230 g canister included 410 g
  • Head torch non-negotiable with spare batteries 92 g
  • First aid kit non-negotiable 260 g
  • Trekking poles 480 g

Water and food are not counted: you add those for the weather and the route.

Questions before the first trip

What people ask us most often in the shop.

What does a sleeping bag’s comfort temperature mean?
The temperature at which an adult lies relaxed without feeling cold. The limit temperature is different: at that one you curl up and sleep badly. Choose by comfort, not by limit.
How many litres of pack do I need?
For a day out, 20–30 litres. For a weekend with a tent, 45–60. Above 65 litres a pack fills up however big it is: better to take a smaller one and carry less.
What is water column?
How much water pressure the fabric holds, in millimetres. For light rain 5,000 mm is enough; for rain with a pack pressing on your shoulders you want 10,000 mm or more.
Can you repair my gear?
Yes, including gear bought elsewhere: patches on tents and mats, replaced zips, re-proofing. Tell us what broke and we will say whether it is worth repairing.

Cannot find your question? Write to us, we answer the same working day.