Pack:

• Hockey or Duffel bag if using a sled
• Small day knapsack Man's outer parka Copper Inuit
  collected by Diamond Jenness, Coppermine River, Northwest Territories, 1914-1916
  caribou skin, sinew; 120 cm. long, 68 cm. wide. CMC IV-D-918
  Canadian Museum of Civilizations Collection
• Stuff Sacks of different colours and sizes

Head:

• Fleece Balaclava and a heavy-weight hat/toque - covers the ears and wind-proof
• Balaclava for sleeping (toques fall off in the night)
• Neck warmer
• Full-face pile balaclava or neoprene face mask in case the weather gets rough

Upper Body:

• Long Undershirts - poly or Moreno wool
• 2 Wool or Poly fleece shirts
• Wool or Poly fleece sweater heavy weight
• Light wind Jacket - Medium weight three-quarter length not waist cut
• Winter Parka with Hood - synthetic or down fill, canvas shell
• A light canvas Anorak and pants to keep good clothing safe

Lower Body:

• Several pair of preferably synthetic briefs
• 2 pair Long Underwear tops and bottoms - poly or Moreno wool
• Heavy Wool Pants
• or Insulated Pants, preferably farmer-john style

Hands:

• Synthetic Glove liners
• Light synthetic Gloves
• Wool or Synthetic Pile Mittens and shells
• or a Pair of leather/canvas mitts (gauntlets, skidoo gloves)
• If cooking around a fire, 1 pair medium-duty leather gloves (hot handles, hot grills, burning wood)

Feet:

• 2 pairs Liner Socks (thin, poly)
• 3 pairs heavy Wool or Poly Pile socks
• Gaiters
• Snow boots winter-weight and lined
• or duffle-lined mukluks
• Down/nylon camp booties