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Thanks everyone, searching through the details on Muck Boots website I have discovered that my MuckMasters are rated to -30, so with a pair of decent socks they should be plenty warm enough. I really appreciate everyone taking the time to reply and offer their advice on boots that are...

I had something similar from my dad, with zips on the front, and felt liners but I never got to use them as the zips were corroded. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have the wellies and some home knitted wool socks, certainly worth a try. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi All, My daughter has started playing football and looking to avoid cold feet in the winter months, I thought I’d seek the collective wisdom on what to wear. I currently own: Walking boots Mud boots Alpine boots Is there anything out there that might be better keeping my feet warm...

I’m a 42 chest and wear that size which is snug. I haven’t noticed any wind getting through the zips BUT I tend to wear mine when walking the dog in winter when I also have the salopettes on so am double lined around that area. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This has just appeared on my Facebook feed: https://bit.ly/careforbuffalo Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Back in my day, pulling up my sand bag, it was either buy a Berghaus Crusader, Para/SAS Bergan or use the ‘58 pattern large pack. The AMF(L) guys had crusaders issued. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sat watching my daughter at football training, will be digging either the RAB Ventura or Buffalo S6 out for next week, clear skies, means it’s dropping cold and I’m getting nesh in my old age. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I also have the salopettes, it’s my go to dog walking kit in winter. If I’m honest I can sometimes feel the cold through the shirt and on those days I put the BAS Parka on [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve had no issues here in Dewsbury, visited the same Asda Fuel station 3 times, on one day they had limited the fuel to £30, but yesterday it was back to £99. But driving to Bradford drive past several Petrol stations with no queries and then cam across one where they were queueing on the...

I had a Berghaus Gortex Mera Peak for the best part of 25 years, it recently reached the end of it’s life, and the cost to replace the zips and bungee cords was over £100 so I looked cheaper alternatives settling on a Lightweight Trespass, the waterproof zip isn’t and I got a wet line down the...

Quite common once Silverman’s started stocking them and you could get them Duty Free, in Germany or overseas, I think I spent around £80 for mine 30 years ago, it’s up in the loft, I don’t wear it much nowadays. Sent using Tapatalk

Not good timing for me, I pick up my RR Sport tomorrow Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I must have been a trend setter then as I had a Mora Scout and Opinel, bought from the local sport shop. A lot of scouts had a plastic handled mini Bowie thing that if you hit handle first when playing splits was likely to shatter. Had the Mora stolen whilst I was a Junior Leader at...

Bit the bullet, as I don’t know how long my car will be off road following MOT fail, and bought a RR Sport, not new, but moving back to the Green Oval ownership, been buying bits to go on it tonight, Roof Rails and Bars and a Bluetooth thingy to get tunes through the radio.Need to dig out my...

Looks like the change happened earlier than I thought: The Boy Scouts Association and its programmes in Britain went largely unchanged until it underwent a major review in the 1960s. The Chief Scouts' Advance Party was formed in 1964 and was sent to survey the association to see why membership...

Before I was a Cub, so sometime in the 1970’s. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s great that you want to offer your skills to youth organisations, be prepared to be asked to complete a DBS and to become a leader or Section Assistant. Minor point in the UK the “Boy” has been dropped and they are Scouts. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

We used to have After Bite as I have some in my FAK. Don’t know if it’s still available. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I bought my Hennessy I bought the bubble mat too, the last time I was out in sub zero I combined that with my DD under quilt and Army Arctic bag and was toasty warm, down side was there was a lot of condensation, so I may have struggled on a second night with a damp bag. Sent from my...