General
Summer Equipment List for Climbing Activities:
- UIAA Approved Helmet
- Harness
- Locking Munter biner
- Belay device
- Rock shoes (a pair you can wear all day
comfortably)
- Lightweight hiking boot or mountaineering
boot (klettershue)
- Pack large enough to carry all your gear.
- Water bottle (Empty 1 L Gatorade Bottles
work great)
- Head lamp
- Collapsible hiking poles
Clothing
and Accessories:
- Anorak windproof water resistant: Direct X
Jacket, Super Puma Jacket, Torrentshell Jacket
- Rain Pants: Torrentshell Pants
- Down vest or jacket (definitely nice to
have)
- Gaiters
- Warm inner layer: RegulatorT R1 & R2
- Socks (warm!!! wool)
- Long underwear (might not be necessary
depends on your circulation!) CapileneŽ Silkwight & Lightweight
- Climbing pants and shirt: GI II Pants
- Shorts
- Gloves or Mitts: wool, 1 light pair, 1
heavier pair
- Wool hat or toque:
SynchillaŽ Alpine hat
- Baseball or sun hat
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen and Lipbalm
- Camera and Film
- Blister Kit (Moleskin, Elastoplast on
roll, Second Skin, an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure in this department)
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Camping
Equipment:
- Four season sleeping bag (-10 recommended)
- Thermarest
- Four season tent (three man is good for
groups)
- Spare batteries
- Toothbrush etc.
- Camp booties (definitely nice to have)
- Pack large enough to carry all the gear
and some group gear.
- Toilet paper and personal lighter
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participates in the "Guide Line" program of the Patagonia company. Heli Canada Adventures
mountain guides use and recommend Patagonia clothing and products. Please call toll free 1-800-523-9597 for answers to questions about
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Summer
Expeditions
Equipment List For Climbing
and Mountaineering Activities, Add:
- Overnight pack large enough to carry all
the gear and some group gear.
- Crampons and crampon bag
- Mountaineering boots that fit your
crampons. (make sure they fit
properly before arriving)
- Repair kit for the crampons
- Ice Ax (70 cm, not long ones)
- 1 - 7 mm Prussik five meters long
- 2 Locking biners
- 2 Non-locking biners
- 1 Alpine Harness and chest harness
Summer
Mountaineering courses, Add:
- Ice Ax (70 cm, not long ones)
- 3 Munter locking carabiners
- 3 Non-locking carabiners, two that are the
same
- 1 Double length sling
- 2 - 7 mm 5 meter prussik cord
- 1 - 7 mm 1.5 meter prussik cord
- Ice screw
- Crampons and crampon bag
- Mountaineering boots that fit your
crampons. (make sure they fit
properly before arriving)
- UIAA Approved Helmet
- Alpine Harness and chest harness
- Overnight pack large enough to carry all
the gear and some group gear
- Compass with inclinometer and declination
settings (recommend Silva Ranger)
- Altimeter
- Rite in the Rain All Weather Notebook #311
- Pencil
- Pocket knife
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Heli-Hiking and Photo
Course Equipment List:
- Small Day Pack
- Light hiking boots
- Collapsible hiking poles
- Baseball or sun hat
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen and Lipbalm
- Camera and Film (for photo course small
tripod and film)
- Blister Kit (Moleskin, Elastoplast on
roll, Second Skin, an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure in this department)
- Anorak windproof water resistant:
Torrentshell Jacket
- Rain Pants: Torrentshell Pants
- Suitable hiking wear for all weather
conditions: CapileneŽ underwear
tops, RegulatorT R1 underlayer
Back Packing
trips, Add:
- Good Hiking boots are mandatory- Light
hiking boots are just going to
give you grief!. You need good ankle support and a good platform.
- Collapsible poles and umbrella
- Pack large enough to carry personal gear
and sleeping gear
- A large industrial garbage bag to protect
pack contents from water!
- We have four food caches that we can leave
a change of underwear and socks at each cache. Please leave these out to
put with the caches on the morning of departure
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| Heli Canada Adventures
participates in the "Guide Line" program of the Patagonia company. Heli Canada Adventures
mountain guides use and recommend Patagonia clothing and products. Please call toll free 1-800-523-9597 for answers to questions about
clothing and gear. |
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General Winter Equipment List For Ski or Snowboard
Activities:
- Skis
- Ski poles
- Split Board with touring bindings and
skins, boots and collapsible
poles or
- Snowboard (with means of attachment to
the pack) snowshoes, boots and
collapsible poles
- Boots (warm is a must!)
- Skins - please make sure they are wide
enough (waxes for flats if you
like in addition to skins)
- Avalanche probe
- Avalanche beacon (457 kHz or dual
frequency ONLY. 457 single frequency RECOMMENDED)
- Collapsible shovel
- Day pack
- Water bottle (Empty 1 L Gatorade Bottles
work great)
- Head lamp
- Regular winter boots
- A repair kit for your bindings, boots,
snowboards and skins
Winter Optional Stuff:
-
Compass
-
Altimeter
-
Map (Murray Tofts Rogers Pass and Wapta Maps are good)
-
Swiss Army Knife
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Bathing suits for the pool or sauna
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Winter
Clothing and Accessories:
-
Anorak windproof water resistant: Direct X Jacket, Super Puma Jacket
-
Down vest or jacket (definitely nice to have)
-
Gaiters (or ski pants with a built in gaiter system)
-
Warm inner layer: RegulatorT R1 & R2
-
Socks (warm!!! wool)
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Long underwear: CapileneŽ Silkweight & Lightweight
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Ski pants: Stretch Triolet Bibs, Stretch Triolet Pants
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Gloves or Mitts: 1 light pair, Nitro Gloves
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Wool hat or toque: SynchillaŽ
- Alpine Hat
-
Baseball or sun hat
-
Sunglasses
-
Goggles
- Sunscreen and Lip balm
-
Camera and Film
-
Blister Kit (Moleskin, Elastoplast on roll, Second Skin - ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure in this department)
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| Heli Canada Adventures
participates in the "Guide Line" program of the Patagonia company. Heli Canada Adventures
mountain guides use and recommend Patagonia clothing and products. Please call toll free 1-800-523-9597 for answers to questions about
clothing and gear. |
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Glacier Gear
for Clients, Add:
- 1 - 7 mm Prussik 5 meters long
- 2 Locking biners
- 2 Non- locking biners
- 1 Alpine Harness and chest harness
Glacier Gear for
Crevasse Rescue and Glacier Travel Course, Add:
- 3 locking carabiners
- 3 non locking carabiners, two that are the same
- 1 Double length sling
- 1 Fifty meter UIAA 9 mm or bigger rope (we suggest at least 10 mm
rope)
- 2 - 7 mm 5 meter prussik cord
- 1 - 7 mm 1.5 meter prussik cord
- Ice screw
- Map of Rogers Pass (recommend Murry Tofts Map)
- 1 Compass with inclinometer and declination settings (recommend Silva
Ranger)
- Altimeter
- Rite in the rain book and pencil
Equipment for Winter
Expeditions, Add:
- 4 season sleeping bag ( -20 Recommended )
- Thermarest
- 4 season tent (three man is good for groups)
- Spare batteries
- Toothbrush etc.
- Camp booties (Definitely nice to have)
- Pack large enough to carry all the gear and some group gear.
- 1 - 7 mm Prussik 5 meters long
- 1 Locking biner
- 1 Non- locking biner
- Alpine Harness and chest harness
- Toilet paper and personal lighter
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Advanced Avalanche Safety
Courses, Add:
Although this equipment is not necessary for the intro course, it is nice
to have. This equipment can be purchased at the Canadian Avalanche
Association. Phone: (250) 837-2435
- Snow thermometer (graduated
in degrees Celsius)
- Crystal screen
- Magnifier (8 x loupe
available at stamp or office supply stores)
- Folding ruler (2 meters in
cm)
- Rite in the Rain All
Weather
- Notebook #311
- Pencil
- Pocket knife
- Snow saw or pruning saw
- Compass with inclinometer
and declination settings (recommend Silva Ranger)
- Altimeter
- Three mm cord 9 meters in
length with knots tied in for stability
tests
Snowmobile
Avalanche Awareness Courses, Add:
- Repair kit
- Spare belt
- Extra fuel (as required)
- You need the same gear for
skiers except the ski gear
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| Heli Canada Adventures
participates in the "Guide Line" program of the Patagonia company. Heli Canada Adventures
mountain guides use and recommend Patagonia clothing and products. Please call toll free 1-800-523-9597 for answers to questions about
clothing and gear. |
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