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Stumbled across these Nordisk sleeping bags while looking for a roomy, ultralight, 3 season down bag. Has anyone here used them and or know much about them regards their quality/performance?? Nordisk Victor: loads of room, -5, European goose down,and only a smidge over 1kg in XL...

Ok. I have been told I am lucky enough to have a £200 Christmas budget to blow on kit. I need a sleeping bag. I want a robust, roomy, preferably central zip bag. I will be using this predominantly in a hammock all year so want a bag rated for a comfort rating of -10c. I've whittled it down...

Here is my review of a recent course i attended with the Coastal Survival School. The course - The Coastal Hunter-Gatherer Arriving after dark on a Thursday evening nestled somewhere on the outskirts of Bearminster we arrived at our destination. Coastal Survival HQ. Walking out from the...

I am currently accumulating kit to get into the joys of hammocking. I have a TW Hornet custom hammock 1.8m x 3m. The standard tarp size for solo hammocking seems to be 3 x 3 but i like the idea of having a little more usable shelter space especially when camping with my girlfriend. The BIG...

Hello All Here's the deal! As my current humble abode is a caravan in the middle of nowhere I am looking to expand my outdoor usable space. To do this I want to set up a large tarp shelter that will stay up throughout the year. As the shelter will be semi-permanent weight /bulk is not an...

Hello everyone. There seems to be quite a few posts regarding a suitible choice for a first knife. The common recommendation being either a cheap Mora or Hultafors as a means of a novice learning the basic skills and techniques of using, sharpening and maintaining a knife is obviously best...

Hi everyone. Not one to usually sign up to any ol' forum, this particular nook of cyberspace caught my eye. Pretty much every bush/kit related google search I typed in had archived threads from this forum at the top of the search results....so I just had to join! Now living out in the sticks...