SKIS
FLASK
BUFFALO
BACKPACK
CRAMPONS
SIDEBOARD
YOUR SHADES
MAYBE A WHISTLE?
ONE SINGLE ICE AXE
BOOTS. ski boots. THAT KIND OF THING
A HARNESS, ICE SCREW, SLINGS
Crampons + boots
Winter trousers
Casque
Down mitts with string
Food
Merino base layer
Doodoone or whatever
googles/shades
Balaclava?
Short skis
Fix the buckles
You need a backpack to carry skis
Headtorch
hat
snow tyres for bike
paint your window frames
cancel all your appointments
spares to fix ski rack - screws pannier clips n shit like that. An extra one of the lower locking clip thing. Alternatively weld/bolt an edit of the rack based on measurements from a prototype yeah
set up kit
an old pannier or whatever to carry ski boots
velcro
front rack to carry everything that isn's skis and boots
head torch
1 pole
check your headset
maps
solar torch
check the actual written down plan
'sometimes all you have to do with feelings is feel them'
avalanche aware app

WATER
A LOCK
MONEY
A BOOK
COFFEE
A MAP(S)
YOUR BIKE
A COMPASS
EDAM PITTA
A MAP CASE
CHAINJ/WAX
A WARM COAT
HEADPHONES
A (DRY) BAG(S)
RESERVATIONS
YOUR NALGENE
WOOLY JUMPER
FRONT ROLLERS
PLASTIC TRUMPET
A WATERPROOF BAG
A WATERPROOF COAT
HEADTORCH, RED LIGHT
ALAN CHAPMAN IF POSSIBLE
TUBES, A PUMP, HEX WRENCHES
A FEW CLIF BARS WHILE YOU ARE AT IT
BRAKE BLOCKS FROM THE BOYS AT BIKETRAX

COW SUIT
GLOW STICK

SOME GARLIC
chopping board

SOX
COAT
SOAP
MEDS
A MAT
A CUP
JEANS
SHOES
A TENT
A KNIFE
PLATES
T SHIRT
A RADIO
BOWL(S)
ECOVER
A SPOON
A PILLOW
HIP FLASK
CHLORINE
PORRIDGE
TEA TOWEL
FIRST AID KIT
HEAD TORCH
HALF A TOWEL
ALARM CLOCK
A TOOTBRUSH
A SLEEPING BAG
CONTACT LENSES
A CHOPPING BOARD
TORCH + BATTERIES
WILDNERNESS WASH
TRANGIA, METHS, LIGHTER
CONTACT LENSES, CASE & SOLUTIONS & SPARES
MOUNTAIN WEATHER INFORMATION SERVICE FORECAST

A RADIO
PARACORD
CABLE TIES
POWER BLOCK
SWIMMING STUFF
SPINNAKER TAPE
NEEDLE & THREAD
CONSIDER A SINGLE SPEED + SPARE SPROCKET
SAT PHONE/STARLINK

SMIDGE

A HAT
A SCARF
YOUR MITTS
LEGGINGS POSSIBLY
LIKE AN ICEBREAKER
JAPANESE HANDWARMERS
SEND SOMEBODY A POSTCARD
mukluks
icebreaker
hothands
backups
synthetic insulation
. windproof
poncho
a book
plastic pedals (are warmer than metal pedals) (but might crack shrugging shoulders emoji)
check your sleeping bag is warm enough man
you might want to think about taking a groundsheet
water proof trousers although I'm not really a waterproof trousers kind of guy warm socks thanks bro
a thick insulating synthethetic coat
a windproof coat
glow in the dark paint for radio + torch
a ban on travelling after dark in winter in a storm > x miles from somewhere

DINOSAUR ICE CUBES

MONEY
WELLIES
HOUSEKEYS
HEAD TORCH
THE BLACK KEYS
CHAGRE UP FLATCAM
PHONE, CHARGER, CASE
PUT ON YOUR OUT OFFICE
WHO WILL WATER YOUR PLANT
DID YOU SWTICH EVERYTHING OFF?
DID YOU CANCEL YOUR APPOINTMENTS?
PHONE WITH GRID POINT GB ON ITROUTE

ROCK BOOTS
CHALK POSSIBLY
TOPOS
A COPY OF 'THE TIMEWASTER LETTERS' BY ROBIN COOPER

Soma Wolverine 56cm. Check the bearings. Hold the frame spin the wheel. check the spokes. check the cassette lockring is tight. clean the shifter with ptfe . check the bolts. try and see if it can not rattle
Cable actuated brakes
Shimano internal hub
Portland Design Works take out basket
Brooks C19/C19 cutout/Specialized 'Power' series saddle
Little wee bag for the top tube
Back lights
Front lights
Water bottle
Waterproof panniers
Sleeping bag + I like to take a sort of like a big silk sack big enough to get inside
A mat to sleep on n that
A waterproof sack big enough to fit inside
Something to put on the ground possibly
Your shoes
Keys
Bank card + backup way of paying for things for example a credit card. call your bank
Phone + case + charger. Data
3/4 leggings
Baggy shorts.
Hooded top + some kind of jersey type thing. hats. mitts
A fleece or sthing like that. An extra layer basically
A warm top for the evening. I genuinely think a plastic poncho is also a good thing to have to keep you dry when not moving
Mum's waterproof coat
A battery operated radio
Small lights for the evening
Pencil
Pancakes
Clif blocks
Toothbrush toothpaste washbag meds soap contact lenses soap and stuff like that
Some kind of t shirt with long sleeves I'd say
Krytonite Messenger or D1000 or whatever
Inner tubes, pump, patches, Pedro's tyre levers, Lezyne Rap II thanks Alan, 15mm wrench, quicklink pliers, security skewer tool. Cone wrenches?? should I take cone wrenches??
Survival bag I've never used this but it's probably good to have one
KMC re usable quick links
Magic glue
Torch / head torch
Smidge
MAYBE a small stove + MSR cage
half a towel
Nothing
Wax
Pitta bread
tarp + pole
soup
tea
an avocado
Know where you are going
Mitts plus spares
So many batteries I can't emphasise enough
A good waterproof
Consider taking an Endura primaloft coat
Notebook
passport
health (insurnace)
backup power
headphones?
a plug
know how to say things in other languages
compass keyring
saltire sticker? Maybe.
A system for staying happy
compass
an actual detailed plan

up norf:
Waterproof jacket and trousers (can borrow)
Insulated synthetic jacket with hood (can borrow)
Winter Boots (can borrow)
Gaiters (can borrow)
Crampons (can borrow)
Ice Axe (can borrow)
Helmet (can borrow)
40lt rucksack (can borrow)
Walking poles (can borrow)
shit you can't borrow. This is not an exhaustive list:
Personal clothing
Winter outdoor wear
Insulating layers
Winter climbing / mountaineering trousers
Hat & gloves, several pairs of.
Whistle
Headtorch
Rucksack liner (or sturdy bin liner) / dry bags
Hydration system (water bottle / flask)
Box or bag for packed lunch.
Personal first aid kit. maybe the omm one would work for this
Personal toiletries & medications (towels are provided)
Suncream & sun hat

dan saf
Personal Equipment
*Rock Climbing Harness with adjustable leg loops (can borrow)
*Helmet for example Petzl Meteor or Elios.(can borrow)
*Belay device and locking karabiner for example DMM Pivot and Phantom HMS (can borrow)
*2 x prusik loops and 1 x snapgate karabiner [5-6mm cord tied with a double fisherman's to produce a 30cm loop.(can borrow)
*2 x HMS karabiners(can borrow)
*1 x 120cm sewn Dynema sling- for example DMM Dynatec 11mm(can borrow)
*2 x Ice Screw 17cm plus karabiner.(can borrow)
*Ice Axe 50 or 60cm for example Petzl Summit(can borrow)
*Crampons for example Petzl Vasak (leverlock)(can borrow)
shit you can't borrow
Mountaineering Boots for example Scarpa Manta Tech or Mont Blanc Pro/ La Sportiva Nepal Evo GTX
Rock Climbing shoes comfy!
Trekking Pole/s optional
Personal Clothing
Approach Shoes
Waterproof Jacket
Waterproof Trousers full length zips useful
Gaiters (optional)
Thermal Tops x 2 long sleeves
Mid Layers
Soft Shell Jacket
Soft shell Trousers
Lightweight Belay Jacket
Sun hut and Warm Hat
Sunglasses CE Cat 4 rating for high altitudes.
Ski Goggles optional
Warm Gloves: Thick and Thin
Trekking Socks
Compass and whistle
Head Torch (charged) or spare batteries
Rucksack 35/45 litres.
Water bottle 1ltr Nalgene,
Sun cream and Lip Salve SPF 30 minimum
Personal first aid: some tape, Compeed (plaster for blisters) and your own pain relief (aspirin, ibuprofen, paracetamol)
Very Small wash kit for hut - Hand gel, wet wipes or facecloth and toothbrush/toothpaste
Sheet Sleeping bag
Ear Plugs
Camera, Money, Passport.
Personal Clothing for wearing in the valley. Shorts and t-shirts can often be worn on hut approach walks but these should be light as they will have to be carried the following day.

Taped seams waterproof jacket with hood
Taped seams waterproof trousers
Clothing suitable for mountain running/walking (include full leg cover)
Warm layer top.
Hat (not a Buff), gloves & socks
Footwear suitable for fell and trail use
Spare warm kit
If not being worn, we recommend all this is kept in a waterproof bag (e.g., a dry bag)
EQUIPMENT
Head torch capable of giving useable light for a minimum of 12 hours
Whistle & compass
Map (as supplied)
Pen/pencil for map marking (on waterproof paper) in wet conditions
First aid equipment
Survival bag (not a sheet)
Rucksack
Fully charged mobile phone
FOOD AND WATER
Emergency rations (should still have at the finish line)
Water carrying capability
Cooking equipment including stove with sufficient fuel for duration of the race, plus some spare for emergency use left at the end of the event (only one per team is needed)
Food for 36 hours
SLEEP SYSTEM
Insulated sleeping system
Tent with sewn-in groundsheet (all team members must share a tent [the whole point is so you can keep an eye on each other’s condition and safety!])