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Hi Louis I would like to take the cactus vest please. Could you please PMme with your deatils. Thanks Martin

Thanks for sharing Toddy. That's a Christmas bargain!

I have one and agree with Broch. Very comfortable windproof with shower resistant capabilities and very fast drying. Similar to a military smock. In the hills however I would always take a waterproof.

I've had the marmot driclime and montane extreme smock for some years. Don't discount the driclime because of the sleeves. It is incredibly warm for such a light and thin garment. Ideal if you are on the move as it wicks really well. I use it three seasons with the montane only used in deep...

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Interesting to get experiences from around the country. We were forced to visit ASDA yesterday. To maintain safe distance the queue to enter the store was 500m long as they are controlling how many customers are in store at any one time. Due to how effective their organisation was we were in...

I have the M90, an old army 'softie' and a rab generator primaloft. My subjective view is the 'softie' is the warmest but if weight is an issue a modern primaloft or g-loft jacket is the better option. The only advantage of the M90 I have found is it gives more coverage as it is much longer in...

I knew it would happen eventually........Clickbait arrives in Bushcraft UK!!

I'm resurrecting this thread as I have found a source of these bags which I thought may be of interest to some people here. I received mine today and can report it is brand new and a great example of a simple and rugged day sack. I have no connection to the seller...

A book for everyone who enjoys woodland and being in nature - "Cache Lake Country" by John J Rowlands.

Really enjoyed the blog post. Look forward to future posts, especially a review of your new pack!

Another very satisfied owner of Danner Arcadias. Comfortable, tough, with a hard wearing sole. They are very expensive when compared to earlier suggested great brands. If you are interested in Danners check out Matterhorn boots on ebay etc. Have several pairs and would rate them as good as...

If you need to carry it any distance or size was a factor I can recommend one of these: https://www.heinnie.com/schrade-folding-shovel#product-tabs Well made and sharp. Good for cutting roots etc.

British Army respirator bag. They come in camo, green and black. Big enough for SAT and other brew kit. Usually available for £5-£12.

Rucksack manufacturer in the UK. Great to deal with and their bags are very tough. http://www.cribgogh.com/

Hi smojo, I own a couple of these jacket and have found the following pretty accurate: Detailed measurements in centimeters (1 centimeter = 0.3937 inches). Size Chest cm Shoulders cm Sleeve cm 88 97 44 59 92 96 45 61 92L 100 42 63 96 101 45 61 96U 105 46 59 98L 107 47 66 100 108 47...

No experience of the bags you have highlighted but have been using a Granite Gear Vapour Trail for the last two years. Light and comfortable at these loads and much stronger than they look. This is the up to date version...

Take a look on the Hennie site for the small Schrade Imperial Sodbuster. Can't go wrong for £8.

Have a look at this one being made in the UK. http://www.cribgogh.com/?p=128 I bought a non zip 35 litre model last month. Very tough and over engineered if anything but able to handle more weight than I am able to carry. Very unusual and comfortable unique back system. Here is a...