Gear checklist for participants
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Essential team items to carry
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Participant number (provided at registration) to be visible at all times
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Oxfam Trailwalker Map and Directions booklets (provided at registration)
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First Aid Kit including knee/ankle bandages
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Survival blanket each
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At least 2x mobile phones on different networks (there is varying coverage along the course)
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Blister prevention and treatment
Gear to wear/carry
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Comfortable daypack
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Hydration pack or water bottle with 2L capacity
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Walking poles
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Sunscreen
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Buff or beanie
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Thermal clothing
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Lightweight waterproof jacket
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High energy snacks – salty to prevent cramping and sweet for energy
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Comfortable socks and spare pair
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Comfortable ‘worn in’ walking/running shoes
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Light gloves
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Camera
Gear to leave with support crew (in your Maui) for when needed
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Oxfam Trailwalker Support Crew directions and map (provided at registration)
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Head torches, batteries and spare bulbs. Don’t forget to take these from your support crew at the checkpoint BEFORE dusk
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Changes of clothes for warm and cold weather
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Multiple change of socks
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At least one other pair of shoes or boots
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Hot water bottle and blankets or sleeping bag to keep you warm at Checkpoints at night
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Spare glasses or contact lenses if you wear them
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Electrolyte drinks
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Snacks and fruit
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Hot food and meals. Your support crew must provide you with all substantial meals during the event.
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Hot drinks
WHAT NOT TO BRING…
x Pets
x Trailers & caravans (anything towed!)
x Multiple cars
x Multiple cars
