- Technical mountain clothing taking into account the time of year and mountain conditions. Thermal underwear, warm clothing (polartec, primalotf, feathers), mackintosh, windbreaker or goretex, semi-rigid mountain boots, gloves and hat.
- At least one, but if you're good at using them, you can carry both. Ideally, they should be foldable for when you're not using them.
- Semi-rigid, high-legged boots, to protect the ankle, and relatively waterproof.
- High mountain shoes are stiffer in the sole and the upper is higher.
- One and a half litres of water and isotonic tablets in case we need to take more water from the glacier or snow.
- Most of the time, but it's good to carry cash (in case coverage fails).
- Bib shorts, loose-fitting trousers and T-shirt, gloves, warm clothing and fanny pack or rucksack.
- Yes, especially if you are going enduro because they will protect your elbows and knees in a fall.
To adapt to both the snow and the equipment, the ideal age is 4 years old and to start learning technique from 5 years old.
- Any glove that protects from the cold and allows hand mobility on the pole strap.
- Sneakers, soft-soled and comfortable.
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