@TREKKING EQUIPMENT

At Adventure Fourteen Summit, we understand the importance of having the right equipment for a successful and comfortable trek, especially at higher elevations between 3000 meters to 5500 meters. We’ve carefully curated a list of essential trekking gear to ensure our valuable clients have the best experience on their journey.

Here’s the recommended trekking equipment for high-altitude adventures:

Headwear of Trekking

1. Hat/Cap- 1 pc – Lightweight, with a wide brim for sun protection

2. Buff/Scarf- 2 pairs – to protect your neck from the sun or wind.

3. Woolen Hat: 1 pc – Wool or fleece for warmth at high altitudes

4. Sunglasses: 1 pc – UV-protective sunglasses for eye protection.

Trekking Upper Body Equipment

1. Base Layer Thermal Layer: 2 pairs – Synthetic or merino wool for insulation and sweat management

2. T-Shirt: 3 pc –  Quick-dry T-shirts

3. Mid Layer (Fleece / Down Jacket): -1 pair, Insulating layer for warmth

4. Hard-shell Jacket (Waterproof & Windproof): 1 pair – Gore-Tex or similar for rain and snow protection

5. Insulated Down Jacket: 1 pc – Essential for high-altitude cold temperatures.

6. Lightweight Trekking Shirt (Long/Short Sleeves): 2 pc – Quick-drying, breathable material

Gloves for Trekking:

1. Inner Gloves: 1 pair of thin, moisture-wicking liners

2. Insulated Gloves / Mittens: 1 pair – For high-altitude and cold conditions

3. Waterproof Gloves: 1 pair – Optional, for wet conditions

Trekking Lower Body equipment:

1. Base Layer (Thermal Pants): 1 pc – Synthetic or merino wool for warmth

2. Trekking Pants: 2 pc – Lightweight, quick-dry, and breathable

3. Gore-tax pants: 1 pc – Waterproof and windproof for rain/snow

4. Down Pant: 1 pc – Optional but useful for extreme cold conditions

Footwear for Trekking

1. Trekking Shoes: 1 pair of light trekking shoes/boots

2. Camp shoes: 1 pair – flip-flops or sandals

3. Trekking Socks: 3 pairs – Wool or synthetic for moisture-wicking.

Accessories of Trekking:

1. Headlamp (with Extra Batteries):  1 pc – Essential for night or early morning treks, with backup batteries.

2. Sunglasses (UV Protection): 1 pc – Protect eyes from intense UV rays at high altitudes.

3. Water Bottles: 2 pc – Nalgene and Insulated Covers-

4. Water Purification (Tablets or Filter): 1 strip – Ensure safe drinking water with purification tablets or a portable filter.

5. Backpack (35-45L for Day Treks): 1 pc – A comfortable, medium-sized pack for day trips with a hydration sleeve.

6. Sleeping Bag (Rated for -10°C or 15°F): 1 pc – Keep warm with a sleeping bag suited for cold nights.

7. Trekking Poles (Adjustable): 1 pair – Provides stability and reduces knee strain on rugged terrain.

Personal Items for Trekking:

1. Personal First Aid Kit:– Include painkillers, bandages, and blister treatment supplies.

2. Sunscreen (SPF 30 or Higher) and Lip Balm (with SPF): Protect skin and lips from sun exposure.

3. Toiletries (Toothbrush, Toothpaste, Biodegradable Soap): Pack eco-friendly hygiene essentials.

4. Towel (Quick-Dry), Sanitizer, and Wet Wipes: Stay fresh with quick-dry towels, sanitiser, and wipes.