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To add another breed..
We have had Berman cats for many years.
Mainly an indoor cat but will check the outside is still there occasionally.
Ours is 16 now. sleeps alone during the ay and seeks us out for a cuddle in the evening.
When we went we managed to find US jungle boots for my wife Size 6 UK.
Had to shop around but found some.
They were the old style with black fabric upper and the cleats like tractor tyres to grip in wet mud.
Worked well although not very light weight!
I agree with Broch
We used them in Namibia and they were 'fine' although a pain getting up and down the ladder half asleep in the middle of the night!
The other issue i found was the mattress is quite thin/soft and took some getting used to.
All OK to use only if the living area is usable...
I use a mesh system too.
3 mains powered units, one plugged into the router, one in the last room of the house facing the back garden and the other in the workshop 30m away at the bottom of the garden.
Not had a issue
Hi Sam
There are already courses from many providers offering various levels of wilderness medic training from stubbing a toe all the way up to doctor on Everest.
A quick google search should help
Kydex is easy to get hold of - perhaps have a go yourself?
I've made a few sheaths over the years from kydex
Heat up under the grill and press into shape using some old foam mat cut the size.
Best to use some form a heat resistant mat between the kydex and the sleeping mat though as it's not...
Another vote for Helinox. We have the One wide design.
Not high but you sit diagonally which works surprisingly well.
I got ours for half price at one of the NEC shows (compared to the website price)
For me the answer is 'it depends'.
They are fine for the environment they were designed for, the snow skirt works great in snow.
The problem i have with them is the amount of usable living space compared to the footprint.
The outside 3 foot is only usable as storage for the most part because the...
In terms of wrapping i would suggest turks heads knots.
There are loads of different styles and patterns.
This book has many types of braiding including Turks Head which work well on leather or paracord. It worked for me...
I used to use 'traditional' size walking stick (around waist height)
I've since changed to a longer stick with a shepherds crook about armpit height or even a little lower.
I find it's not tiring in use because it's not too high but the extra length can be really useful.
If you're putting a fair amount of force and pressure through the handle you might be better off getting 2 separate handles and making it so the head of the tool is interchangeable?
So M10 or M12 size?
You can get threaded bar and internal threaded bar or a few nuts welded together.
Is it a permanent join or intended to be packed down?
Craghoppers are good. I've taken them to the jungle and cold climates as well as UK.
Performed very well.
If your pockets are a bit deeper brands like Rab or Rohan also do options I think.
Some people can be very particular about camo.
Overly so IMO.
I have seen people reject something because it doesn't 'match' the other camo stuff they have.
Even on the inside of a coat, some people might not be happy.
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