{"id":"6ad724d3cf7123de287d49a6","title":"Walk Leader Kit List","path":"information/10-9-26-dates-for-your-diary-for-details-seec-b-news/walk-leader-kit-list","contentMarkdown":"# Walk leader kit list\n\n![](https://www.chelmerandblackwater-ramblers.org.uk/administrator/cache/preview/2032551fd46e4e1817425661fc2f83ba.jpg)\n\nAs well as your normal walking kit, here’s a list of items we’d recommend that you consider carrying as a walk leader on a group walk. What you need to take on the day will depend on the walk, the weather and the season. Make sure things like extra clothing and electronics are in a waterproof bag so they are dry when you need to use them. And bringing spare items is always a good idea in case something gets damaged or lost.\n## Navigation Emergency and first aid\nMap, waterproof case and compass Pack of ‘In case of emergency’ (ICE)\nFully charged mobile phone with cards and a pen access to GPS, OS locate and Emergency bivi bag or blizzard bag Ramblers app Foil blanket GPS device if you have one Group shelter large enough for your Head torch with extra batteries group Watch Whistle Basic first aid kit (for example **Spare equipment and supplies** Lifesystems Mountain Leader)\nBlister pads / Compeed / Vaseline\nExtra waterproof gloves\nExtra hat\n## Other useful items\nExtra warm layer\nExtra pair of socks Penknife\nExtra bootlaces Duct tape or tenacious tape\nExtra food and drink (and hot drink if Walking poles it’s cold) Membership leaflets for non-members who join the walk","contentHtml":"<h1>Walk leader kit list</h1>\n<p><img src=\"https://www.chelmerandblackwater-ramblers.org.uk/administrator/cache/preview/2032551fd46e4e1817425661fc2f83ba.jpg\" alt=\"\"></p>\n<p>As well as your normal walking kit, here’s a list of items we’d recommend that you consider carrying as a walk leader on a group walk. What you need to take on the day will depend on the walk, the weather and the season. Make sure things like extra clothing and electronics are in a waterproof bag so they are dry when you need to use them. And bringing spare items is always a good idea in case something gets damaged or lost.</p>\n<h2>Navigation Emergency and first aid</h2>\n<p>Map, waterproof case and compass Pack of ‘In case of emergency’ (ICE)\nFully charged mobile phone with cards and a pen access to GPS, OS locate and Emergency bivi bag or blizzard bag Ramblers app Foil blanket GPS device if you have one Group shelter large enough for your Head torch with extra batteries group Watch Whistle Basic first aid kit (for example <strong>Spare equipment and supplies</strong> Lifesystems Mountain Leader)\nBlister pads / Compeed / Vaseline\nExtra waterproof gloves\nExtra hat</p>\n<h2>Other useful items</h2>\n<p>Extra warm layer\nExtra pair of socks Penknife\nExtra bootlaces Duct tape or tenacious tape\nExtra food and drink (and hot drink if Walking poles it’s cold) Membership leaflets for non-members who join the walk</p>\n"}