Thick cloak lined with cured mammoth fur. Heavy but blocks biting wind and traps body heat.

Sturdy leather boots stuffed with fur. Good traction on packed snow.

Broad-framed snowshoes that keep a traveler from sinking into deep snow.

Dense, preserved meal packs designed to keep energy in freezing conditions. Includes high-fat pemmican, dried fruits, and spice sachets.

A small thermos of steaming spiced tea. Restorative and warming.

Simple metal lamp; produces steady light with a small flame.

Waxed-fiber torches bundled for easy transport.

Flint, steel, and charcloth in a sealed case—essential for starting fires in wet snow.

Good-quality hempen rope for hauling and rigging sleds.

Heavy, waxed canvas tent reinforced against wind. Poles and pegs included.

Low, sturdy sled for carrying gear across packed snow and ice.

Insulated waterskin that slows freezing for several hours.

Portable whetstone and sharpening by shop staff.

A wax candle that produces steady light with minimal smoke—useful in closed shelters and for tracking scent.

Includes salted meat, cured fish, basic fishing line, snares, wax, and a small map of seasonal fox trails.

A wrapped bundle of warming herbs and salves used to ease chilblains and restore circulation.

Short, pick-like tool for climbing or breaking thin ice.

Standard dagger with leather-wrapped haft for secure grip when wearing gloves.