A considered field kit makes cold nights, exposed camps and long trail days more manageable.
Great equipment is part of a well-run mountain journey. Our field kit is selected for exposed camps, changing Andean weather and the practical comfort needed to recover between trekking days.
We combine four-season shelters, insulated sleep systems, adjustable trekking poles and a coordinated dining and kitchen setup. The focus is simple: dependable gear, maintained carefully and allocated with enough room for each traveler.
Four-season shelterSelected for exposed mountain conditions.
Two guests per tentMore room for rest and personal gear.
Maintained locallyInspected and prepared between departures.
Our principal expedition tents prioritize stability, weather protection and usable space once camp is established.
Four-season shelter
An expedition-tested single-wall shelter designed for stability in windy conditions. Its four-person structure is configured for two guests on our trekking journeys, creating more usable room inside camp.
Mountaineering shelter
A freestanding four-season shelter with dual doors, a reinforced floor and multiple ventilation points. The pole-and-clip structure balances strength, interior organization and a straightforward pitch.
Insulation from the ground, a cold-weather bag and a small layer of head support work together to improve recovery at altitude.
Insulated sleeping pad
A self-inflating, open-cell foam pad that balances insulation, packability and a supportive sleeping surface for multi-day camps.
Cold-weather sleeping bag
A high-loft mountain sleeping bag shaped for thermal efficiency, with an anatomical hood, insulated collar and structured baffles for consistent warmth.
Camp comfort
Compact cushions made with durable outdoor fabric and quick-dry construction, adding a small but meaningful layer of comfort at the end of the day.
Adjustable poles help travelers manage rhythm, balance and repeated impact across stone paths, passes and descents.
Both options offer adjustable length and extended grip positions. Your team can advise on technique and fit before the route begins.
Adjustable trekking pole
A lightweight adjustable pole using aluminium and carbon sections, an extended thermo grip and the Speed Lock 2 system for quick changes across varied terrain.
Ergonomic trekking pole
A versatile trail pole with a natural cork grip, a 15-degree corrective angle and dual FlickLocks for reliable adjustment on different surfaces.
A successful trek also depends on the shared spaces and field systems that support meals, briefings and the daily work of the crew.
Specific models may vary according to route, maintenance cycles and availability. When substitutions are necessary, we aim to provide an equivalent or improved operating standard.
A protected communal space with tables and chairs for meals, briefings and recovery away from the sleeping tents.
A dedicated cooking shelter gives the professional camp team an organized place to prepare fresh meals in changing weather.
Our three- and four-person sleeping tents are normally assigned to two guests so personal gear and rest space remain manageable.
Tell our Cusco team what you hope to experience. We will help shape the route, pace and details around you.
