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Not to worry chaps. Anyone know anywhere else where I could pick one (or more) up reasonably? Regards, Jon

Sounds very interesting. Can't seem to access it though!

Hi there, It's been a while since I lasted posted on here, but I'm hoping the locals are still as friendly as they used to be! ;) Could someone please advise me on who is the cheapest UK supplier of Fallkninven F1's? £65 seems to be the standard price, if you can't find it cheaper...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/US-Army-camouflage-poncho-tent-camo-ground-cover-tarp_W0QQitemZ190074047368QQihZ009QQcategoryZ36071QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem He also says he has them in olive, if camo isn't your style. Not sure about shipping to the UK, but it's still a bargain! P.S. No...

Wow, that sounds good!

Likewise, it was hard, I have so much outdoor gear and knives, but I think it'll have to be my opinel no.8 pocket knife. I bought in france about 3 years ago, in a hyper market (can you believe it, they sell decent knives in supermarkets?), and it has never let me down. I think I paid about £4...

Welcome! It's always good to have new members who share the worldwide interest!

All of your comments are valid points, I've even added the buck 110 at the suggestion of Hoodoo (can't think why I forgot about it!), but as I said, these are simply my observations. If you wan't to add some more knives, and a brief comment about why you think they are great, feel free, that's...

I was very tempted to add both of those two, but I felt as the commando bagger is double edged and more for fighting, it didn't really fit in. I felt that the laguiole wasn't really known by that many outdoors men/women (except in France!), but apparently I'm wrong. I have two at home, I don't...

I wouldn't worry about it. I'm now 18 and have been dabbling in outdoor stuff since the age of about 8, and practicing "bushcraft" in one form or another for about 6 years. I can see where you are coming from, and to me, you certainly have the right interests. Personally, I think that there is...

Fishing line and hooks, small compass, needles and quality thread, some paracord and leather thongs, a small pair of pliers, a mirror, a magnifying glass, some tweezers, some plasters, the necessaries to make a hot drink, camping can opener (try and get a couple of the US p38 ones from ebay...

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Whoops, yes, quite forgot that one!

Make sure it's a metal bucket too!

Just thought I'd start this little thread, about knives that, in your opinion, have shaped the way we think about knives and the outdoors, in particular, bushcraft and woodcraft. Might also be useful for people looking for something new, or a very brief review as to why I think they are...

My first proper camp fire billy can was a coffee pot from a well known chain pound store (PM me if you really can't guess the name!), with a holes drilled in it and a wire handle fitted, works a treat (wire coat hangers are the ideal type to use), and has a good lid. I then moved up to a 10cm...

Swanndri ranger shirt, mini trangia and 2 moras/frosts! But books is also a really good suggestion (or japanese waterstones).

Nice link!

Sound advice! It's amazing what some hot water and herb leaves can do for morale!