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Anonymous Thu 22 Aug 2019 18:25:11 No.1584533 View View Report

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>3.12 The list of 35 varied mountain routes must contain:

>Summer Mountaineering:
>general mountaineering, snow and ice: a minimum of 10 routes of which five must be of difficulty D and with a vertical height gain of at least 800 metres
>rock: a minimum of 10 routes with a vertical height gain of at least 250 metres (or at least 10 pitches), of minimum difficulty 4, with protection to be added to at least one part of the climb, in mountaineering boots
>the ascent and descent for these routes must have taken place on mountainous terrain and/or on glaciers
>the descent of part of these 20 routes cannot be done by rappelling and must have taken place by a route other than that of the ascent and must have been of an alpine character

>Winter Mountaineering:
>ski touring: a minimum of 10 days, each day having at least 1000 metres ascent/descent. At least 5 of these days must be on glacier terrain
>For “No Ski countries”; a minimum of 10 days mountaineering each day having at least 1000 metres ascent/descent. At least 5 of these days must be on glacier terrain

>Technical Climbs
>multi-pitch rock routes, grade 6a (VI) minimum
>several pitches on steep ice, grade 4 (IV) minimum

I'm looking to compile a list of mountains/routes to climb that will qualify. Kind of setting goals to motivate me.
If anyone has any experience with mountain climbs that might fit those criteria I'm happy to hear about them.

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Mountaineering Course Gear List

Anonymous Sun 05 Nov 2017 11:33:57 No.1132453 View View Report

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Sup /out/,

I plan on taking an alpine climbing course in New Zealand in January and they send me this gear list.

BODY WEAR
>Waterproof/breathable shell jacket
>Waterproof/breathable shell pants
>Down or synthetic insulated jacket
>Softshell jacket
>Lightweight fleece top
>Softshell climbing pants
>Glacier shirt
>Base layer top (x 2) and leggings (x 1)
>Underwear and Socks
>Snow gaiters

HEAD WEAR
>Baseball cap or sun hat
>Woollen or fleece hat
>Bandana or Buff
>Sunglasses
>Snow goggles

HAND WEAR
>Liner gloves
>Fleece gloves
>Mountaineering gloves (with a removable liner)

SLEEPING GEAR & ACCESORIES
>Down sleeping bag (3-4 season)
>Headlamp and spare batteries
>Water bottles (1-2 litres – 2 x 1 litre, 1 x 1 litre or 2 x 500ml. See equipment notes)
>Small first aid kit (Blister tape, painkillers, etc.)
>Toilet bag (Toothbrush/toothpaste and medications etc.)
>Wash Kit (towel, soap, shampoo etc.) – For use at sub-alpine accommodations pre, post and possibly during your trip.
>Sunscreen and SPF 15+ lip balm
>Stuff sacks and pack liner
>Cutlery, cup and bowl

I wanted to ask some of the more experienced people on here for their opinion, because honestly, to me some of this stuff seems a bit excessive. 2 pairs of gloves and 2 pairs of liners? Do I really need an extra softshell jacket when I already have a hardshell and down jacket? And WTF is a glacier shirt? Googling it didnt get me any results.

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