My question would be what is the best essential starter list of kit I'll need? I was wanting a decent but not extortionately priced 2/3 man tent that's waterproof. Aside from that, what else would you recommend on a reasonable budget?
I bet there's enough gear stowed away in members houses that never gets used, enough to offer the OP as a gift. Well done @Nice65 for offering a knife.
I will send him a bacho laplander that will see him good for a few years, so there's two things.... c'mon peeps, it's nearly Christmas!
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Sorry, dumb yank here. Is there an age requirement to purchase/own a knife in the UK? Agreed on the Mora, enormous bang for the buck. I mean, pound. Euro?+1 Mora if you are of legal age, in the stainless flavour I prefer. Around £10-15 and still my go to.
Sorry, dumb yank here. Is there an age requirement to purchase/own a knife in the UK? Agreed on the Mora, enormous bang for the buck. I mean, pound. Euro?
My grandmother bought me a pocketknife when I was 5, in 1965 - much to my mother’s dismay.Purchase = 18
My wife actively sort out and gave our girls knives, when they were aged 2 and 3 years (last year), my now 4 year old can feather stick and light fires with a fire steel consistently. Very proudMy grandmother bought me a pocketknife when I was 5, in 1965 - much to my mother’s dismay.
All my children have been given very basic kit over several years. Starting with small SAK’s then ss mug & pot then as they became more adept I upgraded from chicken feather filled surplus army/Coleman sleeping bags to Alpkit down filled items. Now they’re growed’ up they understand quality and can make their own choices.My wife actively sort out and gave our girls knives, when they were aged 2 and 3 years (last year), my now 4 year old can feather stick and light fires with a fire steel consistently. Very proud
In that video he has a brilliant idea for a cheap billy.