SOLAR Gear List
Below is a partial list of available equipment:
| Tents | 1 to 6 persons, 3 and 4 season |
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| Backpacks | 2000 to 5200cu (day to weeklong trips), internal and external frames, men and women designs, variety of sizes |
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| Sleeping Bags | -5 to 30 deg bags with stuff sacks |
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| Sleeping Pads | 1/2, 3/4, and full lengths |
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| Stoves | Whisperlites, Dragonflys, Jet Boils, Pocket Rockets, and Titanium Alcohol Stoves |
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| Water Filters | |
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| Cookware | Pots, Pot Kits, Bear Vault, Coffee Pots, etc |
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| Tarps/Flys/Bivys | Heptawing, Vistawind, Paraflys, Siltarps, bivys |
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| First Aid Kits (group) | |
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| Caving Equipment | Helmets, Headlamps, Pads |
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| Hiking Poles | |
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| Winter Equipment | Shovels, snow claws, snowshoes |
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| Miscellaneous | GPS, 2-way radios, laterns, folding saws, SOLAR banners |
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Books:
- Wilderness First Aid
- 50 Hikes in Michigan
- Backpacking in Michigan
- Roughing it Easy (cookbook)
- Climber's Guide to Devil's Lake
- American Alpine Club Climber's Guide - Tahquitz and Suicide Rocks
- San Bernardino Moutain Trails - 100 Hikes in Southern California
- Basic Rockcraft
- Advanced Rockcraft
- Southern California Peaks
- Stoney Point Guide
- Guide to Joshua Tree
- A Climber's Guide to Joshua Tree National Monument
- Sierra South - 100 Back Coun try Trips
- Lip Smackin' Backpackin'
- Trail Atlas of Michigan - Over 680 Trail Systems
A complete list of available equipment is available as a PDF document SolarEquipment.pdf