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
This sleeping bag features an 800-fill goose down filling and stands out with its total weight of just 1.13 kg (638 grams of which is pure goose down). The temperature ratings are Comfort: -5.4°C, Lower Limit: -12.2°C, and Extreme: -31.5°C. Its thermal insulation is more than sufficient for standard winter activities. The biggest reason I preferred this model is its outstanding weight-to-performance ratio. I’m someone who counts every gram. At high altitudes, every gram you save from your pack provides a vital comfort advantage on the way to the summit. Unfortunately, production of this model has been discontinued, and only heavier alternatives are currently available on the market. With proper cleaning and storage (including occasional airing), it is a lifetime investment.
Base Layers & Accessories
This sleeping bag features an 800-fill goose down filling and stands out with its total weight of just 1.13 kg (638 grams of which is pure goose down). The temperature ratings are Comfort: -5.4°C, Lower Limit: -12.2°C, and Extreme: -31.5°C. Its thermal insulation is more than sufficient for standard winter activities. The biggest reason I preferred this model is its outstanding weight-to-performance ratio. I’m someone who counts every gram. At high altitudes, every gram you save from your pack provides a vital comfort advantage on the way to the summit. Unfortunately, production of this model has been discontinued, and only heavier alternatives are currently available on the market. With proper cleaning and storage (including occasional airing), it is a lifetime investment.
