Kit List
With my passion to provide access for all, I strive to break down any potential barriers to the outdoors that might be holding people back. Clothing and Shoes are one of them - especially if you live in a city and you don’t usually need hiking boots! Don’t want to get your nice sneakers dirty and can’t afford to buy anything new at the moment? No problem! I may be able to provide clothing and shoes that you may need, so please get in touch and let me know your size so I can source them in plenty of time before the start of your session.
Please let me know upon booking what you will bring, and are not able to bring.
Indoors
Water & Snacks
Hair Bobble - for long haired people to keep up out of the way of the belay device
A Warm Layer
Any personal medication along with instructions
Shoes. (The best shoes for climbing are specific rock climbing shoes, if you have these then great! If not, non-squishy trainers are good - flat soled, that are comfortable and can be tied up well)
Please feel free to bring any climbing gear you have as I will encourage you to learn with the equipment you will be using in the future. I will check that they are suitable and safe for use prior to using them. This includes; harness, belay device and karabiners, lead ropes (if on leading course) and chalk.
Outdoors
Clothing and shoes suitable to walk in outdoor terrain (Flexible clothing or sportwear)
Any personal medication along with instructions
Shoes. (The best shoes for climbing are specific rock climbing shoes, if you have these then great! If not, non-squishy trainers are good - as flat as you can, comfortable and can be tied up well)
Helmet (can be provided)
Harness (can be provided)
Belay Device (can be provided)
2 x Carabiners (can be provided)
1 x 120cm Sling (can be provided)
Lunch and Water
Chalk bag
Plenty of warm clothing
Waterproof jacket and waterproof trousers
Suncream, sunhat and sunglasses
Plenty of food, snacks and water