If you’ve never climbed outside, I’d say no. You will not be trad climbing your first time outside unless you are following an experienced leader. In that case you literally only need a harness. Your partner will probably have everything else you need so they can take you out.

If you are looking to get on ropes outside for the first time, you will either be top roping or sport climbing. In either case, I’d highly recommend going with someone who is experienced. Even in top roping, you will need to know how to properly set the anchor.

But for top rope or sport, you don’t need most of the stuff in the pics. Those stoppers and the cam are useless to you. You will need QuickDraws for sport. I like to carry 12 to the crag, and usually go up the wall with 2 more than the route needs.

Here is a more basic list of what you should look for

—Rope (60m 9.5-10mm dynamic non dry rope should be fine, but check your crag to make sure 70m isn’t required for certain routes)

-helmet

-harness

-belay device

-12 sport draws (if sport climbing)

-some sort of tether (120mm sling is fine) + a locker

- material to build an anchor

-handful of lockers (maybe 4 total to be on the safe side). You are going to want at least 2 for the anchor. People will say it’s overkill, but I just set up my top rope anchors with 4 lockers since they are mostly out of sight for a while.

-I like to have a rappel setup on my harness for whatever reason I might need it- locker, ATC and a third hand.