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12 October 2017

Everest Base Camp Kit List

Darren BLOG, Everest Base Camp, Nepal

Clothing

  • Sweat-wicking t-shirts & long sleeve base layer x 2
  • Fleece top  x 1
  • Insulated down jacket or similar x 1
  • Down/warm mittens or gloves x 1
  • Thermal long johns for nighttime x 1
  • Lightweight walking trousers (NO JEANS or COTTON as they chafe and dry slowly)
  • Underwear. Avoid cotton as they chafe x 3 minimum
  • Good quality hiking socks x 3
  • Thin liner socks x 2
  • Breathable lightweight waterproofs. Goretex or similar (both jacket and trousers and not ski jackets) x 1
  • Waterproof walking boots, sturdy and worn-in. A Gore-tex membrane or similar is advised
  • Spare boot laces x 2
  • Gaiters x 1 (optional)
  • Warm hat x 1
  • Wide brimmed sun hat to protect face, ears, and neck x 1
  • Buff/neck scarf x 1
  • Sunglasses.
  • Flip-flops, slippers, crocs or light shoes for indoor use.

Toiletries

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste.
  • Deodorant.
  • Flat packed wet wipes.
  • Kleenex tissues in plastic travel pouches and toilet paper x 2
  • Hairbrush/comb.
  • Cotton buds.
  • Sanitary products (if required).
  • Lip salve with UV protection.
  • Vaseline, to prevent rubbing.
  • Anti-bacterial hand gel x 3
  • Nail scrubbing brush (trust me you’ll be thankful you took one!).
  • Hand soap.
  • Insect repellent.
  • Liquid travel soap to wash clothes.
  • Suntan lotion (factor 30-50).
  • Travel towel. (Travel towels are smaller and lighter than a standard towel).

First Aid

  • Ibuprofen and/or paracetamol.
  • Anti-histamine tablets.
  • Zinc oxide tape and small scissors.
  • Non-adhesive wound dressing.
  • Antiseptic wipes x 20
  • Compeed and blister pads.
  • Immodium +
  • Anti-sickness tablets.
  • Dioralyte sachets or similar re-hydration packs.
  • No2 Ambulance dressing x 1
  • Triangular bandage & safety pins.
  • Plasters.
  • Any personal medication that you normally use.

Other

  • Duffle bag (70 -90 litres capacity) No suitcases, frames or wheels. This will be carried by the Sherpas on the trek and should go in the hold on your flight.
  • Rucksack (25-30 litre capacity). This is your day-pack on the trek and should be carried as hand luggage on the flight
  • Sleeping bag (3-4 season or suitable to -15 degrees). These can be hired, if required. A silk sleeping bag liner is recommended for additional warmth and to keep your sleeping bag clean.
  • Headtorch and spare batteries.
  • Trekking poles (optional).
  • USB charger pack (optional).
  • Solar charger (optional).

 

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