GEAR
| Table of Contents
- 1Gear Check Schedule
- 2Mandatory Gear
- 3Recommended Gear
- 4Race Gear Regulations
1. Gear Check Schedule
1) Before the race
- Time:
9/27(Fri) 15:00 - 23:00
9/28(Sat) 05:00 - 09:00
- Location: Jangsu Stadium
* Bib pickup available after mandatory gear check.
2) During the race
- Time: in the race
- Location: CP
*Missing gear may result in disqualification.
3) After the Race (Top Finishers)
- Time: After finishing line
- Location: Jangsu Stadium
* ONLY Top 10 male and female finishers per category
2. Mandatory Gear
Click the button above to view the mandatory gear list in the race course information section below.
*Mandatory gear may change based on weather and conditions.
Notes:
- Mandatory Gear: All participants must carry the required gear throughout the race. Random checks will be conducted. Failure to carry the mandatory gear may result in disqualification or time penalties. Please ensure you are well-prepared.
- Safety: Your safety is our priority. Mandatory and recommended gear is essential for your protection and a successful finish.
- Disqualification: Without the required gear, you will not be allowed to start and will be disqualified.
*Mandatory gear may change based on weather or on-site conditions up until the day before the event. Please stay updated.
Drop Bag Regulations(100K)
- The 100K drop bag point is CP4 Donghwa Branch School (45.7 km).
- Trekking poles cannot be placed in the drop bag.
- For DNF runners, drop bags can be collected at Jangsu Sports Complex after 9:00 PM on Saturday, 9/28. (Not available before this time.)
Mandatory Gear List
*Please make sure to check the detailed descriptions of each item below the image.
1. Backpack or belt: Must be able to carry all mandatory gear.
2. Trail running shoes: Trail running shoes with good grip.
3. Water bottle (1.0L or more): Water bottle with a minimum capacity of 1.0 liters.
4. Personal cup: A reusable cup with a minimum capacity of 150ml (foldable recommended).
5. Windproof jacket: A windproof jacket is not a substitute for a waterproof jacket.
6. Waterproof jacket (with hood): A hooded jacket with waterproof seam sealing is required. Ponchos or plastic materials are not acceptable substitutes. A waterproof rating of 10,000mm or higher is recommended. / A waterproof jacket can replace a windproof jacket / *Mandatory if rain is forecast, recommended otherwise
7. Long-sleeved top: A functional long-sleeved top.
8. Insulated long pants: Pants or tights that fully cover the legs (cannot be substituted by waterproof pants).
9. Waterproof pants: Reusable waterproof pants are required. Disposable options are not allowed. (cannot be substituted by insulated long pants). / *Mandatory for 100K,70K if rain is forecast, recommended otherwise
10. Gloves: Warm or waterproof gloves.
11. Survival blanket (emergency foil blanket): A foil blanket with a minimum size of 140cm x 200cm.
12. Bandage (3cm x 3m or more): Compression bandage or adhesive bandage.
13. First aid kit: A kit containing at least 4 band-aids and 4 alcohol wipes.
14. Emergency food (300kcal or more): Food that can replenish energy.
15. Whistle: A whistle for emergency situations.
16. Mobile phone: Must have the emergency contact number provided by the organizers saved and remain powered on until the end of the race.
17. 2 Headlamps: 2 headlamps with at least 200 lumens. Each headlamp must have spare batteries.
18. Spare batteries for headlamps: Spare batteries for both headlamps. For rechargeable headlamps, carry spare batteries or charging cables.
19. Safety light (blinking light): A safety blinking light.
20. Cash (minimum of 20,000 KRW): Cash for unexpected situations.
3. Recommended Gear
Recommended gear plays an important role in ensuring your safety and convenience, depending on the race conditions. We highly recommend that you carry the recommended gear to prepare for the various situations that may arise during the trail race. Additionally, if you have any personal items that you may need, we suggest packing them according to the conditions.
- Reusable bowl
- Spork (*Mandatory for 100K,70K)
- Hat/Buff/Headband
- Poles (cannot be placed in the drop bag)
- Smartwatch
- Gaiters
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Vaseline
- Sports tape
- Power bank
- Other trail running safety gear
4. Race Gear Regulations
- 1Mandatory Equipment Check
The top 10 male and female runners in each category must undergo a mandatory equipment check. Other finishers will be randomly selected for this check. Mandatory equipment inspections can be conducted at the starting line and at checkpoints. Lack of mandatory equipment will result in disqualification (race discontinuation) or time penalties. - 2RACE BIBS
You must race with your own race bib. If you run with another person’s bib and you have not formally transferred that bib with the organizer, you will be disqualified, and the organizer is not responsible for you on the course. If you run with another person’s bib, you endanger yourself and others as the organizer will not have your medical records or your emergency contact information. - 3MANDATORY ITEMS
- Runners must carry their own water and food during the race and must have their mandatory equipment at both the start and finish. There is no gear storage available along the course or at checkpoints, except for the start line. However, 100K runners may use a drop bag at a designated checkpoint. Please note that sticks are not allowed in drop bags.
- Runners who don't carry mandatory gear will be excluded from prizes. In this mountain area, the weather can suddenly turn wet and cold, so you must prepare adequate clothing for all conditions, including sunblock, headwear, and warm clothing.
- Mandatory gear can be changed due to weather conditions during the race week.
- Everyone participating in the Jangsu Trail Race must fill out our indemnity form and submit it at the race kit collection.
* To reduce disposable waste, no bowls or paper cups will be provided at any checkpoints. Participants must use their own bowls, personal cups, and water bottles for refreshments.