Favorite Kit

[beenn]

Just come across this again and thought id add my updated favorites

British army basha
british army poncho
nalgene water bottles and taktonka metal mug
nato water bottles and crusader mug
any fire steel
mora knife and bark river knife with DC4
white box stove
0.8 liter kettle
cook set- this one http://stoneagebushcraft.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=140
12 cm zebra billy can

 

[shogun]

this is my kit

sabre 75
Bacho Laplander
army basha
jetfuil stove
us modular sleep system (bulky and weighs a ton but its qualty)

 

[16ga]

My grandfather's 16 ga shotgun
Russell Belt Knife
Kelly Kettle
Gransfors axe

These are a few of my favourite pieces of kit

 

[Ex-member EagleOwl]

I only have

DD ponch( Which is funnily enough 350g heavier than a DD tarp) Bulletproof, has been for along time by me.
Leuku, don't know how it's still alive.
Billy can and a lengh of chain.
Highlander sleeping bag.
Strike force.

Had it all for a while. It works amazingly well.

 

[Smith28]

I have various different favourites..

Practicality: Scarpa Ranger GTX walking boots, like wearing angel farts on your feet.

Fondling: Becker BK14 Eskabar & Leatherman Charge Tti.. if I have any little nicks on my hands it's usually from them..

Quality: Fenix LD10 torch, always astounded by it's amazing performance. Rarely have to change to the next one up as it's so capable.

Value: Firesteel. I have hundreds because they're so cheap, but the one I'm using currently is the Ray Mears model which is nice and thick. You can't put a price on making fire with only a firesteel and a knife, but at <£10 I definitely think it's worth at least that!

So far untested..: Kelty Coyote 80 backpack. Only arrived from the US about a week ago so haven't tested it yet. But the build looks fantastic, and it's probably top of the list right now because it's pretty much my latest acquisition!