Clothing:

• Gore-Tex or similarly water-proof jacket, with a fixed hood
• Insulated down or synthetic filled jacket
• Breathable fleece mid-layer
• Thermal and long sleeved tops for base layers - these should be Marino Wool or wicking synthetic materials
• Waterproof Over trousers - ones with scuff pads on legs will last longer if wearing crampons.
• Walking trousers, that allow a full range of movement and ideally some wind resistance
• Thermal bottoms - again these want to be merino wool or wicking synthetic 
• Walking socks and liner socks
• Scarf, neck warmer or Buff
• Warm hat
• Water resistant gloves (take a spare pair)
• Walking boots - These should be relatively stiff, with a good sole, fit you well and crampon compatible. 

Individual Equipment:

• 35-45L Rucksack
• Ice Axe
• Crampons - suitable for the expected conditions and fitted to your boots
• Goggles - Provide protection in blowing snow
• Helmet if climbing or under steep cliffs
• A couple of large climbing slings 
• Food and Water
• Sun cream and lip balm
• Foil Bivy-sac or blanket
• First-Aid Kit
• Flask with hot fluids
• Plastic survival bags
• Walking poles 
• Whistle
• Gaiters

Group Kit Equipment:

• Shelter, a group shelter is ideal for exposed lunch stops, or if you need to treat a casualty
• Confidence Rope
• Mobile phone

Navigation:

• OS or Harvey Map
• Compass
• Head torch - with spare batteries
• GPS - with spare batteries (Optional but very helpful if visibility drops)