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My friend have it and I had a chance to play with it. Apparently they solved the main issue with fuel evaporating but otherwise it's bulky, expensive and doesn't hold fuel where it should be. You need to wait a moment for the excess to evaporate before lighting it. Also putting the right amount...

Couldn't be there this year but I said it before and I will say it again. Bushmoot is not a camping trip, it's a family reunion.

I used to but it's an overkill. Now I have the SOL bivvi in my first aid kit as a hypothermia item that can also be used a s a survival item. If you unroll it once they fold really flat to the size of a notepad.

Bump and price drop.

I'm pretty much torn between SOTO river pot 1l (145g): And Sea to Summit Alpha pot 1.2l (185g): Both will fit my stove and 550ml titanium cup for drinks, and both in anodized aluminium as I hate how titanium burns food.

What capacity pot for a single person to cook simple meals? So not only boiling water for dehydrated meals but also reheat noodles, cook pasta or rice. Reddit posts recommend 750ml, 900ml and 1100ml. I'm confused.

Exsacly this. Ixm also open to reasonable offers.

Thank you :)

Thank you but no, it have to be this one as it will fit my cookset.

Looking for this one at reasonable price: https://alpkit.com/products/mytimug Don't mind the heat discoloration but not sooted. Thanks.

That is ridiculous, rev is one of their cheapest tools and vastly inferior to Juice..... Anyway, bump and price drop.

Just realized I have this multitool sitting in my drawer. This is a discontinued model and a collectors item, not to mention one of the best Leatherman multitools. Had it in my pocked once. Zero use, zero damage, zero rust, zero sharpening etc. pRICE DROPPED TO £100 including P&P.

If you are interested I have this in the classified: https://bushcraftuk.com/community/threads/bushcraft-items-another-price-drop.158092/#post-1978362

I like to go simple: - Food. Cold options but occasionally a small butane stove if I feel like a hot meal. - Water. Tesco water bottles unless it's a hard mountain climb then osprey hydraulics bladder. - Clothes. spare socks and tshirt in case I get drenched. Fleece as an extra layer, wproof...

Off topic but when you get your Suunto check straight away if the needle is level. Changed my compas to M3G few months ago and Suunto have switched to clear plastic needle. Had to exchange mine as it was balanced wrong, also I have found reddit thread about this issue another user had. Other...

And don't keep it in your pocket. You can get that white "rust" in one day from salt and moisture in your sweat.

Basically there are two types of hammock. Straight "banana" lay (fe DD hammocks), and diagonal lay (most hand made stuff), also few specialty inventions like the bridge hammocks but that's more hassle than you get from it. With your size I wouldn't bother with the first type, too much shoulder...

And sold.

Bump and price drop.

Best home sharpening kit especially if you want to learn free hand sharpening. This one: Basic kit: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sharp-WSGSS-Guided-Sharpening-System/dp/B00X9KU3GO With this upgrade kit...