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I’ve sort of fell in love with the traditional looking canvas/leather/brass backpacks. I’d love to get my hands on a Frost River Isle Royale JR. But in terms of size, comfort and price the Savotta 323 might be a better option. But it looks a bit boring in comparison. Does anyone here own a...

Thanks for the reply. After I posted my question, I read John559:s review of the Robens Klondike here https://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/tents/p/Robens-Klondike/3031 , and got a bit worried about how the quality might be. But since most of my trips are solo, or with my 2-year old daughter I might...

I just found Robens Cherokee, a PolyCotton tipi, similar to Tentipi. I haven’t found much info online, and hardly any review of it. They are a fraction of the price of a Tentipi, and though the venting seems to be a bit more tedious the price do appeal to me. Does anyone know how they stand...

What's that model called? Skickat från min iPhone med Tapatalk

I recently bought a Tentipi Olivin, and I used it for the first time this weekend during a canoe camping trip. I really liked it. I liked the snow skirts, the venting system, the quality feel, that the fabric doesn't sag when it's wet and that you can have an open fire inside. That was one of...

My Instagram is https://www.instagram.com/smalandoutdoor It's more hiking and camping than bushcraft oriented. Skickat från min iPhone med Tapatalk

@mousey Maybe we bought the same model. I bought this one: http://s.aliexpress.com/UBRRjimQ Yeah, I know there are risks about an open fire inside, and even though Tentipi says it's ok, I'll use caution. I am looking for an enclosed stove too, mostly for my 6p Helsport Lavvu that I have for...

I actually ordered an AliExpress stove for ~15€ just now. Sort of like the Solo Stove, but you can fold it in half. I've seen some YouTube reviews of them and they seem to be descent enough. Weighs 400g so it's heavier than all the others, but I guess it's good to start with. If I get hooked...

Yeah I'm leaning most towards the Solo stove (despite it being the heaviest and me being a somewhat lightweight hiker). I emailed Jeff at Bushbuddy and apparently my 750ml Toaks pot is to narrow for the Bushbuddy, which means that one goes. I don't want to have to change pot, as the 750ml is...

I was thinking more in the line of hiking wood stoves, but Titanium Goat looked like good stoves at an ok price. Skickat från min iPhone med Tapatalk

Hi I've been looking at wood burning stoves for a while, after using only gas canister stoves for years. I've bought a small tipi that could be used with a fire inside, and I plan to buy a wood stove to use both for cooking (use a Toaks 750ml pot) and as just to have a controlled fire inside the...

What could havet done these? They're about 7-8 cm from heel to toe. Found in southern Sweden. I'm thinking fox or lynx, or am I off?

Hi I read about the Ultra Lamina, and it seems great. But hard to get a hold of in Sweden and would probably be to expensive. Lamina 0 (not Ultralamina) cost 1759 SEK compared to the Marmot-bag for 1195 SEK. I hope that the Marmot-bag will be a good choice now that I've ordered it. Btw I...

I ended up buying the Marmot-bag now that my paycheck (with lots of overtime) came in. I'll get myself a bivy later on, but to avoid discussions with my wife about what to prioritize I'll probably wait and buy it another month. But if anyone here has a spare bivy they want to sell you're welcome...

Didgeridoohan: Do you know any good place in Sweden to get Tyvek?

Thanks for your inputs. I've more or less decided to go with the Marmot-bag. My thoughts of using a bivy was mostly, like Angry Pirate, to protect it from getting dirty. I'll buy some tyvek to use as a groundsheet for now to protect it. I don't have the money to spend on a bivy right now, but I...

Hello I'm new to this forum and new to bushcraft. I love the outdoor and I stumbled upon a few bushcraft blogs during the beginning of summer and got interested. I hope to learn a lot from here. //Askel

Hi I'm new to this forum and new to bushcraft. I've been a scout when I was a kid, and I love hiking. But now during the simmer I stumbled upon a few blogs and forums about bushcraft and got very interesded. The thing is that I'm going to buy a new sleepingbag for 3-season use (and in...