Recent content by beretta63

Take a look at this site, http://www.ultralightoutdoorgear.co.uk/ They have the best selection of bags on the net, the Rab Neutrino are waterproof (to an extent) and are top notch for the money!

The best stuff I have found is from Heinnie Haynes, American made and genuine, loads better than the fake stuff found on Auction sites! ;)

One of the best ways I have found of beating the fear of the bogeyman is to have a skin full before walking or camping in spooky areas! I used to walk right through the hardwick park Estate and right past Bess Of Hardwick's front door when coming home from a girlfriends house and even though it...

Short in the body!!! Mine are down to the knees...Looks like a bloody night shirt! :) Sleeves are ok too ;)

Ah yes, Baggins! They made some brilliant stuff but same as a lot of small (and large) British outdoor companies from the 70s and 80s they went bust...Very sad! I used to keep my Trangia in an old woolly hat to stop it from rattling about in my pack...If that helps?

just ordered two of these on recommendation from Paul Kirtley. great price and new too! http://www.militarymart.co.uk/index.php?_a=product&product_id=1582

I have a friend whose cousin works at TN (I only live 3 miles from the factory!) and she told us that, considering the price the Ultra sells really well, but I personally think its a bit expensive for a one man tent! Its a pity that most of TNs tents are made in China now, mind you looking at...

Bloody hell, £100 off the retail price...Are you sure you read it right? :)

Sadly all gone now (not surprising at that price) but I got mine saturday and I can confirm that its the latest model with the Easton DAC pole and not the old carbon one :)

Hi Guys, Just a heads up really, but if any of you are after a decent 0ne man tent then take a look at the offer on the Blacks website, they have the Terra Nova Laser Comp 1 for an amazing £259!

Well here a scary story with a difference...It will make you laugh! My old friend John Bowie (yes thats his real name!) used to do a lot of night navigation walks in the Scottish Highlands and one night, around 1 am, whilst walking in a group miles from civilisation they came across a lone...

I think fjallraven are expensive for what they are especially considering that you have to faff about with the unfinished legs! A cheaper option would be trousers from Seeland, they are superb!

I love my 5.11 Stryke and TDU Ripstop pants (and the shirts are brill to, just ask Ray Mears) I get mine from these guys... ...Brilliant service! http://www.nightgear.co.uk/

No, it sits on the arms like on a normal ''open'' style stove, but it is very stable :)

You DO have a point there, but at least its more stable than those tall jet boil things!