
Patrol Equipment
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1. Sturdy Pack
2.
Avalanche transceiver ***
3. Probe poles ***
4.
Snow Shovel ***
5. Radio & spare battery (at least one
between the party
6. Compass & Park Map ***
7.
Patrol - Parka or Jacket or Shell and Pants
8.
Several layers /gators/ gloves /hat
9. Ensolite pad
(Large enough to keep your torso off the snow)
10
First aid kit (with the essentials to stop heavy bleeding in the
field) ***
11 Headlamp ***
12 Down or
synthetic filled vest or jacket (for added insulation for night
out with patient)
13 Extra hat, mittens (a replacement
for the one that blows off into the rim or for patient)
14. Spare socks
15. Extra food (power bars, dried fruit,
anything that you can throw into bottom of pack for another
season and forget about it)
16. Water
17. Lightweight
nylon tarp (anything that will get you or patient out of
weather)
Personal Items
1. (Sunglasses, sun screen, lip balm, ten essentials, etc.)
2. Some type of fire starting kit (paraffin soaked cardboard,
lighter fluid, etc)
Section Two Would be nice
1. Small
lightweight stove and small 1 cup pot to melt water ***
2.
Bivy sack ***
3. GPS ***
4. Thermos with hot drinks
5. Small lightweight sleeping bag (one or two pounder)
6. Goggles
7. Lightweight down or synthetic filled pants.
8. More food
9. More clothes
10.Heat Packs
11.Candles
12.Rubber utility gloves (great for digging snow
caves & keeping main gloves dry)
Section Three Optional items
1. Stethoscope
2. Blood pressure cuff
3. Sager splint
4. Air splints
5. Equipment repair kit (binding
screws, wire duct tape, etc.)
6. Glow sticks (to mark
location at night)
7. Flagging-
8. A-mid/tent
9. More food
10.More clothing
(***) items that
can be provided by NPS for day use