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Pilgrim essentials

Buy less gear. Carry the things that solve real Camino problems.

After Camino is not trying to build a giant gear catalogue. This is a deliberately short list for the problems that keep appearing: battery, rain, wet gear, feet and packing.

Core kit

Three things we would solve first

Battery, rain and keeping essential gear dry are high-friction problems with simple solutions.

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Power

20,000 mAh power bank

Useful when navigation, photos, maps and transport apps are eating your battery. This is the INIU model linked by After Camino.

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Before buying

Do not use this page as a packing list.

Your route, season, accommodation style and what you already own matter more than any generic list. Use these links only for gaps in your setup, not as a reason to add weight.

Comfort and recovery

Useful extras if they match your setup

These are secondary purchases, not mandatory Camino gear.

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Feet

Blister-care supplies

Worth carrying before you need them. Choose products that fit your own skin and walking routine.

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Charging

Compact USB-C charger

A compact charger is easier to manage in shared rooms, cafés and overnight stops than a bulky multi-device setup.

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Packing

Packing organisers

Useful for separating clean, dirty and wet layers once the Camino turns into normal travel again.

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After arrival

Already in Santiago?

If your real problem is accommodation, luggage, rain or what to do next, use the Arrival Planner instead of shopping.