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Sorry, not sure which is which in the sheathed picture. Please post LT Wright next gen in and out of sheath. Thanks

Reduction to £40 These are in sound condition.

For sale, my son's used trousers in grey with black knees and seat. Used as a scout, now grown up and a bit bigger so selling. Small repair on leg - see picture 2 - otherwise ok and all fastenings present and working. Would like £45 by bank transfer, please.

"Is that the good stuff, Miss Lullabelle, the one that you get your eyesight back after two days?" (Sorry, couldn't resist.)

Ow. Take it easy, no rush.

Hi Please will you provide specifications? I have found a couple of references to Jeff White Pathfinder knives but not sure which one you have here. ATB

Different style could be Clark’s “Active Air” (I think) boots. Built on a wide last so I came down a size. They are very comfortable and have a reasonably grippy sole. Not sure about resoling. Available on eBay for about £60. NOT nasty weather wear unless you have sealskins inside. Very...

Sorry, pictures lack clear focus: please confirm pit to pit on full zip pile jacket. Thanks

I had a set in the mid-80s. I liked it when at a basecamp or on exercise with transport. I once humped it around Rannoch Moor and the Grey Corries on a bothying/Munroing AT trip at Easter in snowy conditions. No worries with the wet and abuse. Did dry out damp clothing overnight. BUT...

I've used the Pathfinder Skillet with a lid (? right name?) for overnights and longer trips. Combined with a Mors-type bushpot and the army surplus metal mug + homemade lid that I usually carry = a wide variety of options for cooking different meals, including baking bread. Not real...

Can I add my 2d worth here, please? I can't comment on splitters as my woodburner has not arrived yet so I don't have any input; however, if Suffolkrafter has the ability to put a shaving edge on a cheapy axe, I'd suggest that he should invest time and skills into sort-of making his own...

Thanks for sharing your pictures and walk. The area reminds me of the Sooke Hills outside Victoria, BC. The Galloping Goose Trail is a wonderful cycling/hiking trail. I believe it dates back to the late 1800s. In the museum in Victoria there was a story of a revolver and a money chest being...

Apologies for adding to John’s OP, but I’m after 2 Kydex sheaths: for a Spyderco Bushcraft knife and a Rob Evans bush tool. Can anyone offer suggestions, please? I am only interested in UK-based makers.

Bu++er - just seen the Zippo: have been looking for one.

Great thread: thanks to all for sharing

Is the compound curve blade left or right handed?

Happy to help. Please keep me in the loop.

Thanks for sharing and for individual contributions. Does anyone with one have any more comments or reviews to offer, please?

I have found that, working with kids (Scouts), the plastic type don't always give a good grip on the tick. My current preferred tool is a metal tweezer-type with hooked ends. I think it came from Tiso's, but I'm not sure. To date I am a multiple tick ace with (touch wood) 100% success...

As others have said so well, the matter seems to be more personal choice than anything. I have had both types of sheath but I tend not to carry a ferro rod on the sheath but rather in my pocket, secured to a lanyard by a mini carabiner (Alpkit type) together with my SAK. If I use the rod, it...