Kilimanjaro Packing List - What to pack for Kilimanjaro in 2020

In this video I am sharing with you the Kilimanjaro Packing List of all items I used during my recent Kilimanjaro Climb in September 2020 along the Machame route.
If you are planning to head to Tanzania, you need to know what to pack for your Kilimanjaro climb in 2020. The weather on Kilimanjaro is unpredictable all year long, and you might want to avoid the rainy season in April and May as well as November and into December. No matter what month you go, your packing list for Kilimanjaro needs to include rain gear, layers for warm to cold weather, and of course all other essential items.
This Kilimanjaro packing list is suitable for most seasons and all routes and is updated for 2020. The list provided is based on my own personal experience. I would love to hear your comments and would like to know what else you can share and add to this list.
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KILIMANJARO GEAR LIST
Travel Bag
Bag for Climbing - Waterproof
Day Pack - Make sure you have a rain cover for the day pack.
Camo Bag (for water)
Additional Water Bottle with Filter
Boots (waterproof and well broken in)
Gators (to prevent your pants to get wet and dirty)
Liner socks (one pair for each day)
Hiking Socks (different wights for temperature fluctuations)
Underwear (long & dry fit)
Hiking Pants
Shirts (layers, light to heavy)
Thermos
Rain jacket & rain pants
Sunglasses
Hat for sun protection
Face mask or scarf
Light gloves and heavy gloves for summit
Hiking poles
Flashlight
Comfortable shoes for leisure time in camps
2nd set of clothing for leisure time in camps
Sleeping Bag
Inflatable Pillow
Bag for dirty laundry
Towel for washing
Towel for sweat
Wipes for cleaning
Antibacterial wipes
Personal hygiene items
Pee Bottle
Energy drink powder
Favorite snacks
Camera gear
Extra batteries
Solar charger
Medicine (consult your doctor about Malaria & Yellow Fever)
High Altitude Medicine (consult your doctor)
Other medicine for headaches & upset stomach
Blister bandage
Baby Powder
Soap
Hand sanitizer
Aerosol disinfectant spray (2020 for Covid-19)
Sunblock
SUMMIT CLIMB
Warm hat
Face cover
Thick thermos
Fleece jacket
Thick pants
Thick jacket
Thermal socks
Toe & hand warmers
Heavy thick gloves
Head Lamp

[@WanderlustWithT]

Great extensive guide, thank you.

[@saglcakla3344]

I loved the video. Much information.

[@nyrubin]

Headed there soon. Best wishes to u hope u make it to top! 💪💯✌

[@sukanainc4851]

Very informative and useful.

[@nadia4sho]

Very informative, looks like you know what you are talking about!

[@nyrubin]

Lower the volume @ 16:35 or risk blowing ur eardrums!

[@q8iliberty1]

Thank you

[@clairflynn1188]

Hello, thank you so much for this video! I feel like yours is especially reliable because you've already been there and are prepping to go back. Do you mind sharing a link or telling what the brand is for your waterproof duffel bag for the porters? Yours looks nice and light and simple, and I can't seem to find anything like that. Thank you!

Hello, thank for your video! can you share which was your final layer for the summit? Goretex coat I guess, but which one? thanks!

[@keithmoorechannel]

Doesnt the sawyer filter get ruined if it freezes?

[@isabellap8768]

You are very organized. You mentioned the water tastes nasty, where do you get that water from? No bottled water?

[@CK-ub7pb]

When exactly you started taking diamox? Before the Summit Night?

[@reginahuber]

Great video but lol, the c-19 thing!!! 😆🤨

[@geraldryanelliah4622]

I cant see the items clearly. You maybe should have unfolded them for the video?

[@reginahuber]

I’d never take the crap malaria meds. And I’ve had malaria. It was baaaaad but the worst was when they gave me that pharma crap at the hospital back in NYC. That did almost kill me, ICU and all, and that when I was already stabilized.

[@reginahuber]

Artemisia for malaria. Natural. Also Hydroxychloroquin.

[@reginahuber]

Please don’t take toxic Lysol to the mountain.