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

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

Base Layers & Accessories

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

Footwear

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

Backpacks & Bags

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

Technical Gear

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

Other Equipments

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

Camping & Sleeping

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

Paragliding

Upper Base Layer 2

Upper Base Layer 2

This locally produced thermal base layer is truly successful. It keeps you warm while effectively moving moisture away. A must-have item to have with you in the mountains.

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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