
Take the right
things outside.
Build your kit around the trip, the group and the conditions you’ll meet along the way.
GEAR SECONDIllustrative image · no product endorsement
Start with
the day you’ve planned.
Good gear decisions depend on where you’re going, what you’ll do, who’s coming and what you’ll need to carry.
Check capacity, set-up, ventilation and the maker’s current care information.
↗02 / SLEEPThink through the full sleep set-upCompare the bag, mat, layers and the conditions listed for your destination.
↗03 / FOOTWEARMatch footwear to ground and distanceFit, surface, weather exposure and the load carried all matter.
↗04 / PACKTest the pack with your actual kitCheck adjustment, pocket layout and weight with the gear you’ll bring.
↗What’s in the
group load?
Choose your trip type and group size. Enter your own editable food, water and shared-gear assumptions to see an illustrative total and a tailored list.
YOUR OWN ASSUMPTIONS.
Check entries: group 1–12, days 1–30, water 0–12 L, food 0–4 kg, base gear 0–50 kg.
AI-generated editorial illustrationLet the place
shape the list.
Conditions and rules can vary between destinations and over time. Use current local information to plan the trip, then choose equipment that suits the work it needs to do.
Check local requirementsReview current park, campsite and access information before leaving.
Make assumptions visibleThe planner’s starting values are editable examples, not advice.
No invented field testsWe don’t make up performance results, prices or product availability.
Plan with the place in mind.
Use your details and verify current local information before you head out.