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Received just in time for my overnighter. Fast delivery and looks like new, thanks Squidders :)

I know what you mean, I definitely have to get out in the Lakes more.

It's all about composition and timing ;)

Early onset Alzheimer's! I just couldn't remember whether I was supposed to keep the screw plug in or not. In my defence, it has been a while since I used it :) screw in or out, either way, I couldn't get it to stay lit :( BTW, what did you use for guy lines? The ones from MLD are pants.

Thanks Matt, some good advice & food for thought there. I might have more question later. It's a ULA Ohm 2.0. I like it apart from the way the back rounds slightly when it rammed with gear. I might look onto solid/mesh back plates. I quite liked Snozz's new pack though. I can't remember who...

Stop it now, don't you have DIY to be getting on with :)

I can see the benefit of a bivi, helping keep you on the Neoair and another layer of fabric. My large Alpkit bivi was just not big enough for me - felt like I was in a body bag. Im liking the look of the oooknest tub, but do worry that I will be sliding off the thermarest all night. Ho hum...

Lol, now you tell me ;) I don't have much experience with the competition, but after just one night, I'm certainly not looking elsewhere. Good job really seen as I've bought one :) Thanks again buddy for the loan :)

Do it! Honestly, i was amazed at how sturdy it was in winds that would have had my regular tent buckling. Even better, from ordering to delivery was three weeks for me - lightning fast by MLD standards :)

Thanks Elen, Belles Knott was no sooooo bad, but there is a less steep path round Blea Crag, it's a greater distance, but not by much. You should definitely head up to the Lakes :)

Thanks :) not a patch on some of your though, but not bad for an iPhone.

I said the same thing as we set of too :)

Cheers Pete, Ideally we would have loved to go back up to Scotland, but the Lakes are so much closer. It made it easier for a one nighter with a decent walk :)

Yes, definitely :) Out of the three components I took, Neo Air, Down bag & Alpkit Bivi. The Thermarest was the star performer. Small pack size, light weight and very comfortable, it's a keeper. The down bag is great in the hammock (although I use a top quilt now) and tent camping, but is...

Search for Bushcraft UK, it should show up then.

It's good to see you back round these parts Will :)

Having spent most of the summer keeping our respective families occupied, Snozz & I decided to head off for a bit of adventure. Making a departure from our usual hanging trips, we decided to Bivi in the Lake District. The only problem was, i had no Bivi kit. So after buying something to sleep...

I've got them to use with the TrailStar, ill let you know how i get on. But I mainly got them for the cam lock at the top. I'm sick of twist lock poles, just a faff :)

They're on the MLD site, cheaper than getting them from Germany too!

I have just ordered a pair of these: http://www.komperdell.com/en/poles/trekking/carbon/194_2307_10.php If you want my old ones Elen (some old carbon ones from Blacks), I can post them off to you?