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What’s in My Pack? A Mountaineer’s Full Gear List

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My Climbing & Mountaineering Gear List

Last Updated: May 2026

I’ve compiled my complete personal gear inventory here with photos and honest reviews based on real-world use. I check this list before every trip to make sure I haven’t forgotten anything. I’ve added my experiences, pros, cons, and tips — hopefully they’ll help you make better gear decisions.

Clothing System

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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Base Layers & Accessories

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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Footwear

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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Backpacks & Bags

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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Technical Gear

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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Other Equipments

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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Camping & Sleeping

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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Paragliding

Cookware Set

Cookware Set

I bought this after I lost my Jetboil set on Mount Ararat. Thanks to its coating, food doesn’t stick and it is very easy to clean. The material quality is solid and it feels reliable despite being lightweight. Be careful — metal spoons/forks can scratch it, so it’s better to use plastic or wooden utensils.

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This list is based on my personal experiences and preferences. Gear choice is highly individual — always consider your own needs, body type, and climbing style.

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