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PM'd you about the flip n zip saw.

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The condition of the Swedish surplus axes varies hugely. I have a couple I've not got around to fixing up yet, I'll drop you a PM.

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Is the Frost Free shirt large or xl?

Would it be ok or a tad tight on someone with a 44" chest?

I don't use it, so yes. Drop me a PM and we can discuss.

Is this the sort of thing you're after. It has a pvc lining on the underside of the lid, and the same pic liner on the outside of the bottom of the pack. Side pockets allow for an axe to be carried between the pocket and the pack, if that makes sense. When I bought it from Endy's I think Kev...

Another vote for the leather lined Lowas. Been using mine for various duties, including hillwalking, and they've proved excellent and very comfortable. The do seem to scuff up a bit when going over shale and such, but they're still holding up well.

As the happy owner of the orange PSK in this thread I have to say these are just incredible blades for the price! The blade shape is ideal for small jobs and the edge Rob put on it is superb.

I've got a couple of things you could have. Sent you a quick PM.

My set just arrived too. The largest one is massive. My son will be getting one of them in his stocking at Christmas. Worked really well in my garden test. Can't wait to try it out in the wild. Great stuff!!

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That looks to be about the same difference there is between the LK35 and LK70 frames - so I guess the latter maybe what the medic pack uses.