The jacket is wrinkled, but the green works.
Spotted by Nikolai PetrovaThe jacket is a disaster of wrinkles and the green is loud, but the black pants keep it grounded. I always fixate on raw olive seams, so I’m staring at the texture of the jacket even while he’s scaling the ice. My weekender bag would hate this, but the crampons are necessary.
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Green hooded insulation jacket
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Black technical climbing pants
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Grey mountaineering boots
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Metal ice crampons
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Grey climbing helmet
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Black mountaineering gloves
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Ice climbing axes
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Ice climbing goggles
He is wearing glasses which offer no protection from wind or ice shards, so goggles are essential for eye safety.
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Chalk bag
A chalk bag attached to the harness would provide dry hands for gripping the slippery ice axes.
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Headlamp
Winter ice climbing often involves early starts or late finishes where a headlamp is essential for visibility.
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