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Hi guys and gals. Little heads up regarding my little project I have been trying to run over the last 4 years. Due to growing difficulties in obtaining materials and extreme costs of importing all the stuff I need to make my hammocks I came to a difficult decision to close EasyHammock shop. I...

They mostly corrode from salty sweat in your pocket or water ingress during storage. Never had a problem with normal conditions in survival tin or desk drawer.

Once you try Exotac Firerod you won't go back. The whole concept, fit & finish and ergonomics are great. Very goo quality ferrorod. And after the initial expense the replacement rod are less than a tenner.

Kobun owner here. The handle defo requires paracord wrap as it's very thin, but I think it was designed for it as it works very well and fits in the sheath wrapped. Also the blade looks much better after a little polish with polishing compound (like brasso). As to bushcraft use. It's not the...

Multifuel stoves can't really simmer, it's either full blast or small blast. For clean white gas Soto Muka is currently the best. For best butane/diesel/kerosene etc stove Primus Omnifuel is the best (sujective). Diesel, petrol, kerosene fuels in any multifuel stove are only meant to be an...

+1 for knifeless leatherman rebar (search for Rebar EDC). Also because of the saw/awl/scissors and weight it makes a great outdoor multittol. It's the lightest full size mt and a perfect companion to your knife.

This one: https://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-218410-energizer-car-jump-starter-power-bank-with-lcd-500a-12000mah.aspx I had in my car for couple of weeks but never used, still in foil and with all accessories so like NEW. This is also a USB 12 000 mAh powerbank with light so probably good for...

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This one: https://heinnie.com/nitecore-hc33 Nitecore headlamp that's also great for EDC. Comes with unused spare orings, diffuser, pocket clip and top strap. Also genuine Nitecore 3500mAh battery with built in charging port. Two months old with maybe 3-4 topups. Few marks and scuffs but normal...

Lightest and best 10000mAh powerbank on the market, also water resistand and quick charge both ways. Purchased couple of weeks ago as a gift but it didn't work out. Only out of the box once to top it up. Comes with receipt, box and all the accessories. £45 including P&P.

Yes you can. You can use a groundsheet if it's muddy to keep your kit clean. Does the Frontline have the 4 corner loops that help to stake it down? You can make it work but it's not the most comfortable or livable option.

3 reasons: - Boredom, dogs paw or butterfly you get in walk in parlor. - Memorabilia, way to celebrate something like birth of your kids or important even in your life. - Expression of yourself/art. For example I love cyberpunk lore and I have a very focused analytical side to my personality...

Solar panel tech is slowly catching up and it's viable in good sun. But weight per Wh and practicality of the whole setup still favors just the powerbank.

Absolutely not trying to discourage you from playing with a big knife, just sharing my opinions. Big knives are only good for chopping, you won't be able to do any carving, food prep or other camp chores. Also they get heavy real quick and you will more and more often decide to leave that pound...

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Nature hike nylon poncho tarp, plenty of reviews on the net and YT. New and unused. £12 including P&P. Titanium cup 450ml (noname), 69g cup only. Comes with lid and storage bag, never used. PS, poncho fits inside. £13 including P&P. Sew on dutch clips...

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Forget about all those pictures from books about heavy items there and soft stuff over there. Convenience and priority of use. Spare clothes and food at the bottom. Shelter and sleep system on top of that, waterproofs, cooking and gadgets on top and in side pockets. Check youtube for "thru hike...