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- A Fleece Jacket
A warm middle layer that dries quickly and still warms when damp.
- Air mattress
A comfortable air mattress for car camping. Check the fit in your tent.
- Air pump
A pump for air mattress, inflatables and boats. Electric ones save effort.
- Arrows
Enough arrows for practice and spares. Check them for damage before the trip.
- Avalanche probe
After the transceiver search, the probe pinpoints a buried person. Everyone carries their own in their backpack.
- Avalanche shovel
A sturdy metal shovel is what gets a buried person out quickly. It goes in your backpack with the transceiver and probe.
- Avalanche transceiver
Everyone in the group wears one, switched to send, under the jacket. Check the batteries and do a group check before every tour; practise the search.
- Axe or hammer
For knocking in tent pegs and splitting firewood.
- Badminton Licence
Your player licence if you play in a club or tournament.
- Badminton shoes
Indoor court shoes with non-marking soles for badminton.
- Badminton training pants
Light, flexible training trousers for badminton.
- Ball
A ball for your sport, if there is none at your destination. Take a needle and pump.
- Base Layer Shirts
Quick-drying shirts that wick sweat away and keep you warm when you stop.
- Bike
Your own bike, if you do not rent one. Book bike transport on trains or planes in advance.
- Bike lights
Front and rear light so you see and are seen, also in tunnels and at dusk.
- Blankets
Extra blankets for cold nights or as an underlay.
- Blister plasters
Special plasters that cushion blisters and help them heal.
- Bottle with cage
A bottle and cage on the frame keep water within reach.
- Bow & Case
Your bow in a padded case. A hard case is safer when you fly.
- Bow Holders
A stand or holder keeps your bow off the ground between shots.
- Bow Sling
A sling keeps the bow attached to your hand so you do not grip it while shooting.
- Boxing gloves
Your boxing gloves in the right weight for training or sparring.
- Chalk
Chalk keeps your hands dry for a better grip.
- Cleats
Studded shoes for grip on grass.
- Climbing skins
Skins stick to the base and stop you sliding back on the ascent. They must be cut to your skis; keep the glue clean and dry.
- Compass
A compass helps you find your way when the phone has no signal or battery. Learn how to use it first.
- Cookset, dishes and cutlery
A light set of pots, plates, cups and cutlery for cooking and eating outdoors.
- Cool box
Keeps drinks and food cool at the beach or campsite.
- Cross-country skis, poles and boots
Classic and skating need different skis, boots and pole lengths. Most cross-country centres rent complete sets.
- Cycling computer
Shows speed, distance and route. Charge it before you leave.