Packing list for the outdoor life lines

• You must bring this with you.

  To the room and the pavilion
  - Slippers/indoor shoes
  - Duvet and pillow
  - Duvet and pillowcases (2 pieces)
  - Sheets (2 pieces)
  - Clothes basket
  - Pajamas

  For leisure
  - Everyday clothes (pants, sweaters, t-shirts, underwear, socks, socks, etc.)
  - Workout clothes (several changes)
  - Swimwear
  - Fine clothes and shoes
  - Mobile/tablet/pc. Remember charger
  
  For personal hygiene
  - Prescriptions and medications for personal use
  - Toiletry bag with toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.
  - Small towel (2 pieces)
  - Bath towel (2 pieces)

  Necessary equipment you must bring with you to the outdoor life course
  - Backpack (should hold 65 liters or more)
  - Daypack (should hold 30 liters or more)
  - Sleeping bag. Preferably with a temperature limit of about -5°C. (4 seasons, possibly 2 bags that you can use together.)
  - Sleeping pad. Thick enough and insulating enough to sleep well outdoors
  - Waterproof packing bag to pack your things in, or rain cover to wear on the outside of the backpack
  - Seat pad
  - Ski helmet
  - Ski goggles
  - Sunglasses and sunscreen
  - Drinking bottle (1L, preferably steel)
  - Steel thermos
  - Lunch box, hiking cutlery, plate and cup
  - Knife
  - Headlight
  - Towel (preferably synthetic for hiking that dries quickly)
  - Paracetamol/Ibux
  - First aid kit
  - Rain pants and rain jacket
  - Hiking pants
  - Winter pants and winter jacket
  - Wind/shell jacket
  - Wool underwear (stockings, wool sweater, thin wool socks, thick wool socks)
  - Warm sweater (fleece or wool)
  - Hat (make thin and thick)
  - Mittens
  - Neck/buff or scarf
  - Reflective vest
  - Boots
  - Mountain shoes
  - Winter shoes
  - Sneakers
  - Regular everyday shoes

• This is nice to have with you.

  - Bicycle
  - Bag
  - Storage boxes
  - Carpet
  - Drying rack
  
  …if you want to use your own
  - Instruments
  - Photo equipment
  - Tent
  - Hammock

  ...if you like to cook
  - Kitchen equipment would be nice to have if you want to cook at the pavilion. There is a small kitchen there, but you must bring your own equipment:
  - Saucepan/frying pan (induction)
  - Roasting spatula, ladle, whisk, etc.
  - Plate, bowl, cup, glass, cutlery
  - Bowl/bowl
  - Cutting board

  …equipment you can bring if you have:
  - Climbing equipment (shoes, harness, chalk bag)
  - Camera
  - Fishing rod
  - Randonnee skis, with traps and ski boots (we are happy to help you obtain these, and we will find solutions if it becomes difficult to purchase them)
  - Wetsuit
  - Cross-country skiing
  - Ski lubrication
  - Slalom skiing/snowboarding
  - Your own avalanche equipment (snow shovel, search/receiver and search rod)

• This is what the school provides

  - Mountain skis with steel edges
  - Ski poles
  - Ski boots
  - Tent
  - Tarp
  - Hammock
  - Mirror compass, map folder and map
  - Burner
  - Headlight
  - Avalanche equipment (snow shovel, transmitter/receiver, search rod)
  - Foot bags
  - Puck
  - Windsock

NOTE! You can pack seasonally. This means that you don't have to bring everything when school starts, for example, you can pick up winter equipment when you are home during the autumn holidays. It is important that all clothing and belongings are well marked.

You don't have to buy everything new before school starts. Feel free to see if you can borrow, buy used or shop on sale. We also have agreements with local sports stores, and can help with ordering the right equipment.

You can also wait to buy some things until you get here to Nordfjordeid, such as detergent, toiletries, etc. Bring as few decorative items as possible that take up as little space as possible. Pictures and posters can be hung on the walls with putty.