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Knife not included. Bought but not used outside. I am using the Fallkniven sheath instead. Superb fit for the F1 and complete with a TekLok type belt clip. £22 (+£3 postage)

Down to £75!

Still available for £95

Price down to £95

Price drop to £95

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Cold Steel Ultimate Hunter. Used but great condition. £95 delivered. S35VN steel. Triad lock. Solid duty knife!

If I understand your problem correctly (worried about the hips pads / waist belt catching on stuff?), I can tell you what I’ve done for years without problems; I fasten the waist belt around the rucksack itself, folding the hips cushions the wrong way and adjusting the clip so it does up tightly...

Molletta designed Lionsteel B40 bushcraft fixed blade. Beautiful knife. Lightly used, minimal signs of use. Stunning, high quality sheath. Blade length 10.3cm, Sleipner steel. Santos wood handle with textured milling. Will arrive by RMSD in its original box. Down to £75 tyd

Anyone have a ‘Lilly’ in their life that deserves this for Valentine’s Day? £45 tyd Ono (notes: tiny dink in the tin lid, knife is in as-new condition)

I did make the sheath. It’s holding up well at the moment.

I love mine. I did the same as you’re planning to from a blade blank. I have several more expensive knives (F1, Brisa Trapper, BRK Fox River) but the Condor is the one I absolutely always reach for. I have used it for all the regular camp tasks & made countless fires (she strikes a ferro rod...

For regular U.K. excursion; 1. Duck tape 2. Resuscitation mask 3. Ambulance / trauma dressing 4. Tweezers / tick twister 5. Glucose gel or tablets 6. Rehydration powder 7. All the other useful stuff like plasters, steri-strips, micro-pore, anti-histamine med, tampons / sanitary pads, cling...

@Van-Wild I picked these up for you today. You’re welcome to them all for the price of postage if you want them (Ambulance dressings 1 & 2, crepe / triangular bandages). All out of date. Don’t worry if you don’t need them I can put them back.

Bargain folders still available

Amazing outdoor knife still available

I can’t recall choosing a particular wood beyond it being dry, straight grain and knot free where the feathers are going to be cut. Given my location it’s normally sessile oak or pine. I do however, find the technique of feathering makes a huge difference. A broad brush of thin curls rarely...

Me too! I guess Christmas left us all broke!

TTT!