Rent trekking Gear

Rent Trekking Pole

Normal Trekking Pole

Adjustable Trekking Pole

Light Trekking Pole

Trekking Backpack

Backpack

Trekking Backpack below 35L

Trekking Jacket on Rent

Trekking Jacket

Rent Trekking Boot

Trekking Boot

Hikking Shoes

To relieve you from the hassle of renting trekking gear from unreliable places, you can rent high-quality trekking gear like shoes, windproof jackets, down jackets, sleeping bags, trekking bags, and more, all on a single website with just a few clicks. Additionally, you can find camping gear for rent, ensuring you are fully equipped for your adventure.

Gear List for Trekking

• Trekking shoes
• Windproof jackets
• Down jackets
• Sleeping bags
• Trekking bags

A Day Trek (short yet memorable)

You can rent trekking gear from Rent in Nepal if you are planning on a short one-day trek. Make sure to pack light while ensuring to carry some of the essential trekking gear, which includes:

• Backpack:

  You're in and out in a day, so pick a small and light backpack with just enough room for your basic items. If you don't have one, you can easily rent trekking backpacks from our rental service. This way, you have the right gear without needing to buy it.

  


• Hiking Boots:

  Invest in a good pair of hiking boots that provide ankle support, have a sturdy sole for better grip on uneven terrain, and provide comfort for a day on your feet. If you don't own a pair, you can always rent hiking boots from the rental companies to ensure you have the right footwear for your trek.

  


• Weather-Ready Layers:

  Dress in layers so that you can easily shed or put on depending on the weather. Also, remember to carry an umbrella or a raincoat to protect yourself from unexpected rain showers. Additionally, carry a hat and sunglasses to shield yourself from the sun's rays during hot and sunny days.

  
  


• Hydration and Snacks:

  To fuel up your journey, remember to carry water bottles and some energy-boosting snacks.

  
  


• First Aid Kit:
  In cases of minor emergencies, a mini first aid kit can be your saviour.
  

Week-long Trekking

Are you worried about what to pack for a thrilling week-long adventure? Don't fret! 'Rent in Nepal' offers you a complete guide and service by which you can rent trekking gear to ensure all the necessary gears for your upcoming weekend trek.

• Medium-sized Backpack: A medium-sized backpack with comfortable shoulder straps and waist support is essential for carrying all your essentials during the trek. It should have enough compartments to keep your belongings organized and easily accessible.


• Sturdy Trekking Boots: Put on a pair of supportive, grippy, and comfortable trekking boots that can help you navigate difficult terrain with ease.


• Food and Water: Remember to pack enough snacks and energy bars along with water bottles to remain hydrated throughout the journey.


• Extra Clothes: It is important to pack extra clothes for various weather conditions and potential emergencies. Include waterproof and windproof outer layers, thermal layers for colder temperatures, and extra socks and undergarments. Additionally, consider packing a hat and gloves for added protection.


• Navigation Tools: Make sure to pack a map and compass to help you navigate through unfamiliar terrain. Additionally, a GPS device or a smartphone with a reliable navigation app can be useful in case of emergencies.


• First Aid Kit: Having a first aid kit can be a lifesaver for you or your trekking companions in case of emergencies, before you can seek out professional assistance.

Essential Gear for Long Trekking (more than a week)

• Large Backpack: Choose a large-sized backpack with ample space that can accommodate all your necessities required for the trip. Ensure it has comfortable shoulder straps and waist support for ease of carrying. Additionally, opt for a backpack made of durable and waterproof material.


• Cooking Gear: As hotels or restaurants might not be accessible in the wilderness, carry basic lightweight necessities for cooking. This includes a portable stove, pots and pans, and a reliable water filter. Pack some healthy snacks or enough energy bars to sustain yourself.


• Plenty of Clothes: Be prepared for all weather conditions with different types and layers of clothes. Include thermals, trousers, socks, waterproof jackets, and windproof jackets. Choose light, layered, and multipurpose clothes that are easy to manage without frequent washing or drying opportunities.


• Tent and Sleeping Bag: Sound sleep is crucial after long treks. Pack a sturdy, portable tent that can handle various weather conditions. Choose a sleeping bag that offers good insulation and comfort, keeping you warm throughout the night.


• Navigating and Communication Tools: To navigate unfamiliar trails, carry a GPS device, a detailed map, and a satellite communicator or beacon for added safety. These tools can be crucial in emergencies or when communication is needed.


• First Aid Kit: A well-packed first aid kit is essential. Include bandages, antiseptics, pain relievers, and basic medicines to handle common trekking injuries and ailments.

Advantages of renting trekking gear

Renting trekking gear comes with several advantages, including making your trekking experience more convenient and cost-effective. Some of the advantages if you rent trekking gear are highlighted below:

→ Trekking equipment can be expensive to purchase, and renting allows you to access high-quality equipment without making an initial commitment, making it a cost-effective option.
→ Renting trekking gear simplifies travel to remote places by avoiding the burden of carrying heavy equipment. It enhances convenience by allowing travellers to bring only their personal items, eliminating the need for extra luggage and associated fees.
→ You can rent trekking gear for the desired duration of your trek, which is especially useful if you trek occasionally.
→ If you're new to trekking, you can opt to rent trekking gear as it enables you to test out various gears and discover which best fits you before making a significant investment in buying them.
→ If you rent trekking gear you can negate the need for storing bulky trekking gear at home, saving space in your storage area.