Recent content by Tigger004

Many thanks to Rich Outdoors, I have several trangia burners and windshields/stands, All these have their flaws in use, especially if they are too close to the ground in winter, Anyway, I decided to buy a Vango trangia triangle after all these years and they are now no longer being...

I've tried all sorts of straps and my personal favourite is Rok straps. I have several sets, they do not twang in an eye and paint damaging way, they are so easy to attach and tighten, Try a pair of Rok cruiser straps and make up your own mind, I'm finally happy after cargo nets, cam buckles...

Interesting, does it have a special function or is it just an alternative to regular bowline Sent from my BAH2-W19 using Tapatalk

Vosene Medicated Original Shampoo, great childhood memories of tha smell, likewise Wright's coaltar soap. Both would leave a medicated smell, chose your poison I have seen its fresh smelling now but may be useful tip to someone else Sent from my BAH2-W19 using Tapatalk

Gain Sent from my BAH2-W19 using Tapatalk

Feuerhand Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

I use a German army elephant skin, they sell them on epic militaria, correct description is.Original BW Nasseschutzplane Sleeping Bag Tarp - Olive Drab They are ripstop and very tough

This is something I have been toying with, I like the idea of a third bowl cut to create the cover for the wood feed hole. I am about to test a diesel heater exhaust pipe as a flue. Few questions if I may. ..... Did you use a damper anywhere on the flue side. Do you use a hearth plate in the...

Or put a wet tent on wet side in as a poncho, which ever way it should be I agree it should be the same for both

These echo my thoughts exactly, I do use a tarp as outdoor space, I'm 6 foot tall and find it big enough. when my wife joined me her feet slid outside overnight due to the sloping ground, but it didn't matter she was in a usmc cold weather sleep system. Against all advice, I use a feuerhand...

For a light weight chopping board I open up an empty 6 pint milk bottle to make a sheet, bin it when you get home and make a new one for your next trip Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

I think you are correct, my son just came out of the army, many are now using jetboil stoves as their preferred kit Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

Wow, very talented indeed Sent from my SM-T813 using Tapatalk

Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed that, it inspires action to get out and about Sent from my SM-T813 using Tapatalk

Very good post, well laid out and equally well explained, thanks PS. It doesn't seem too heavy, I have spoilt a couple of my trips by over loading my back pack and making the hikes a chore, Sent by Tigger from my Tablet