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This bunch do https://www.aiguillealpine.co.uk/products/rucksacks-bags/ G Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That makes sense, there are so many variations in those knives it is a nightmare. G Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My daughter has developed a previously unknown strain of cold called "Princess Flu", main symptoms are near death experience and reversion from the the age of 26 to the age of 6. It can be partially alleviated by hot chocolate and lots of "oh you poor wee soul". G Sent from my iPhone using...

Is that price right for the Clipper? Looking online it was replaced by the Companion and you can get them new for between £10 - £16. G Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I found it through a goggle search but couldn't see it just now when I went there......!! Anyway, the address is http://www.craghoppers.com/levisonwood Videos are down near the bottom. G.

You get some good views of it in the videos on the Craghopper website. G

Thanks for that, will get the tape measure out again and have a think. G Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I quite fancy one of the kindle pouches but have a kindle paper white. It's dimensions are 118mm wide, 168mm high by 9mm deep, how does this compare to the kindle you have based it on? G

There are a few of us around. G

I bought one of these jackets but didn't like the width of the sleeve at the cuff. End result was that I bought a pair of cuffs off the internet and sewed them into the jacket, problem solved. G

That is the one mod chop, thanks for that. G

Thanks for that guys back it isn't that one. The one I am thinking of has the clip at the back so it stays snug to the strap it is clipped onto. G

Hi all I have seen a small clip on torch that can be attached to a rucksack strap, it is about 1.5" square and the light is round and takes up the bulk of the front. You twist the light to turn it on and if you twist it in one direction if flashes and in the other direction it comes on steady...

Website looks to be down. G.

I stay in Aberdeen and find that my Montane Extreme smock works well for up here. It has been soaked a fair few times in all seasons but hasn't failed me. G.

I'm sure I have two of those in the loft doing nothing, time to have a clear out. G.

I have a Montane that I have used for about 4 years and totally love it. I have been soaked a few times yet it has always kept me warm and dry. It gets used at camps, cycling, digging snow holes and shooting the breeze around the campfire. I wouldn't be without it and am looking to get a new...

The joys of marriage lol. G.

I have an Equinox 350 that I'm not using and planning on getting rid of. It is a decent tent and can handle most things that are thrown at it although it isn't necessarily classed as light, approx 5kg if memory serves right. One thing to remember with smaller tents is having enough space to stow...

Led lenser one for bright distance stuff, petzel tikka for general stuff and a small black diamond ion! for puttering about. G