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You know, I'm not 100 percent sure to be honest. I imagine there to be a style conscious demographic with money to burn. Being careful of what I say because I don't want to cause offense, and I don't intend to because we all have our own ways and reasons for our hobbies. So... Imagine the...

Really enjoyed reading this.

I'd just like to add, I don't think Mora has overpriced these. I believe that it's a well researched launch and campaign. There's obviously data they have that says I) the market can bare this pricing, and ii) most people don't care about the steel used. The storytelling thing they have going...

At the same time Joker released new model. The Joker Bushlore, a woodlore clone in Sleipner. Under 100 euros.

This is why I have a bunch of Ryobi. Just easy to use the same batteries on a lot of different tools. Makes it easy for DIY stuff. When I need a tool I already have the batteries. if I was in a trade I'd go for something more solid though.

Mora companion is a solid choice. Low maintenance with the synthetic handles, but man I don't enjoy cutting veggies with mine... It does the job though, just not a first choice. So, to muddy the waters... for a food prep knife, I like the cold steel 4116 knives. The finn bear makes a nice...

This is so interesting. I've noticed this for myself over the last 15 years or so. I need to be outside to reset. It's like a mental reset. I work at a computer and if I'm not able to go out... Normally course fishing, I can feel the depression set in. My sleep gets worse and I become more...

I'm looking for opinions on Buck knives. Specifically a 102 or 105. Now this isn't for bushcrafty purposes, but a non offensive knife I can take fishing with me. So cutting line, food prep, a tent peg or two and the odd trout. Mostly I fish in catch and release areas anyway. So a camping knife...

I've spent most of my life in South Africa. Not often that we got over 40 actually, but very often in the mid to high 30s - and I spent days, and sometimes weeks fishing there at large open dams. It's not that hard - sunscreen (highest SPF) and stay hydrated. It's tempting to wear shorts and...

Caught this a bit late, but I can't get this to work without it feeling dangerous (need more speed and pressure than is controllable from that position). I've never had a proper LMF rod though - I imagine the rod makes a big difference to this working or not.

I can't think of one, but I'm following this thread with interest. I had previously seen the Marrttiini brand as one that had those values, but now with them moving production, I'm not so sure. Also not so sure how much to buy into the environmental garb anyway. It's all from the marketing...

Interestingly. I actually use a Muela (not that model, but the Rhino but looking at that knife a lot of my comments could apply) It's not the best for bushcrafty things, though better after thinning out and convexing the edge. I think the factory grind was 25 degrees a side or close to that...

Good read and nice pics. Looks like a handy knife for sure. Never owned a Spyderco... Nope, don't need it... Nice though

That's disappointing. I've always liked the brand

Brilliant. Thank you. Looking forward to getting it in hand

Oh man. These are super interesting. I have no clue about any this, so looking forward to seeing what the people who know say. Of the 5 this is the one where I'm struggling to see a track at all. I do see a path where the grass has been flattened in a direction. Can't wait to see what others...

I think you mean hourly

At home I normally use an espresso machine or a French press depending how I feel. Camping is just instant coffee most of the time because it's easy and everything tastes better out there anyway. On occasion I'll pack a percolator if I feel like carrying it. I like percolated coffee but never...

I see they've also done a 1095 version called the darklore. But added a fuller to it unfortunately.

I just saw on Instagram that they're open for business again. Good to see.