Make a list of things that mountaineers keep in their rucksack
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The Put The rope, Clothes ,Food,
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The Ten Essentials list first appeared in the third edition of Mountaineering: The Freedom of the Hills, released in 1974 by Mountaineers Books. Freedom, as it is affectionately known, is written entirely by volunteers, and we released the 9th edition in November 2017.
THIS BLOG WAS UPDATED IN FEBRUARY 2018 TO REFLECT OUR MOST UP-TO-DATE LIST OF GEAR ESSENTIALS.
The origin of the Ten Essentials dates back to our climbing courses in the 1930s, and the purpose has always been to answer two basic questions:
Can you respond positively to an accident or emergency?
Can you safely spend a night (or more) outside?
Certain equipment deserves space in every pack. Mountaineers will not need every item on every trip, but essential equipment can be a lifesaver in an emergency. Exactly how much equipment “insurance” should be carried is a matter of healthy debate.
Some respected minimalists argue that weighing down a pack with such items causes people to move slower, making it more likely they will get caught by a storm or nightfall and be forced to bivouac. “Go fast and light. Carry bivy gear, and you will bivy,” they argue. The other side of this debate is that, even without the extra weight of bivy gear, a group may still be forced to bivouac. Each party must determine what will keep them safe.
Most members of The Mountaineers take along carefully selected items to survive the unexpected. Whatever your approach to equipment, a checklist will help you remember what to bring.