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I find the European stuff not as sweet. That's not a bad thing at all but I was surprised. I always like to have some on my work travels, it's so much better than the UHT wee cartons. I'm using some Polish stuff ATM and bought some Nestle stuff in Vienna over new year. I have to admit at...

Ah only XS available. They did announce re-launch of a number of their clothing items with their MEGA project.

Varusrteleka outdoor trousers, really hard wearing. I have two pairs, love them. https://www.varusteleka.com/en/product/sarma-outdoor-pants/58279

Nice a wee bit small for me, great price. Good luck

Simple organisation. I use a Camelbak Motherlode for a work bag, great lots of organisation and separate compartments. No use whatsoever for anything else, as others have said single compartment, maybe a pocket or two and kit separated into bags.

It’s more A5 size, I have an unused one with paper at home

I’ve used a Filofax mainly the A5 size convenient for A4 but small enough to be handy. I used to look at all the Filofax inserts but rarely used them beyond the address book. I have the Levenger circa system, same idea but a different binding system. I have a Rite in the Rain ‘Filofax’ with...

Same here lots of rations no issues

I like this one is there a UK seller?

A night to remember, love it. Read the book a few years back, I wasn’t expecting much but quite enjoyed it.

I reached out to Duluth packs to check and they confirmed it was an older version of the Wanderer pack. The only difference I could see was the webbing carry handle.

Approx 25l main compt, 2-3l in the front and 1l on each side. Overall 30l I would reckon.

For sale is a Duluth canvas pack, I believe it's an older model made in 2007 and it doesn't have the carry handle the modern version has. No rips or tears with one exception. One of the straps for the main compartment has been chewed so I've tidied it up. A solid pack in great condition...

If you're against both Ventile and Goretex, or derivatives thereof, look at the Paramo stuff, I've little experience but didn't like it. Alternatively look at the Arktis B310 Smock. Hard wearing poly cotton outer with a drop liner inside, I've worn it in pretty heavy prolonged rain and been...

I’ll challenge that inasmuch in what is your expectation? I have had my double Ventile smock on for a full day in driving rain on an open hill and still been dry inside. Your denim jacket may work as well as a single layer Ventile although not knowing your denim jacket I don’t know how wind...

Single layer Ventile is really only wind and to a point shower proof. Double is waterproof but is heavy and as stated a bit of a bugger to dry. I have a Hilltrek Cruachan DV smock and love it. I love wearing it and look forward to autumn and winter to wear it. Spring and summer it’s too hot...

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Go for a DPM basha, I understand the ‘pain’ but the basha will give you comfortable living space.

That was the best version, had one but never carried it due to the law.

https://rnli.org/safety/choose-your-activity/stand-up-paddle-boarding