I've got a spare £40 what shall i spent it on?

[Dunk]

Burning a hole in my pocket!
I've got pretty much everything i need, tarp/tent, sharps, sleeping, cooking etc etc.......all tried and tested.

I just wanna buy something new, any suggestions?

Thanks

 

[Toddy]

How about some of the very small and rather expensive useful things that'll hang on your keyring?
Titanium sliver nippers, etc.

Not cheap, excellent tools and incredibly handy and 'there' just when you need them ?

Heinie Haynes stock them

cheers,
Toddy

 

[MertzMan]

I'd be boring and save it for something that you find you might need later on. Nothing worse than seeing a good deal but nothing to fund it with

 

[resnikov]

Scratch cards? You might win big or just loose it all.

By a present for your better half?

 

[John Fenna]

One of my Sporran Pouches and a copy of my MYO clothing book?

 

[Gray]

Take your other half out for a meal

 

[Gaudette]

Subscription to the bushcraft magazine. I think there is a deal if you take a years subscription.


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[Jared]

A SAK if you haven't got one already.

Amazon have Huntsman going for £21 odd http://www.amazon.co.uk/Victorinox-Swiss-Huntsman-Pocket-Knife/dp/B0001P151W

Or if want something smaller get the alox Farmer http://www.amazon.co.uk/Victorinox-Swiss-Army-Farmer-Knife/dp/B000MLQOVG

Both slip jointed and less than 3" so can feel comfortable carrying them more often.

If want something bigger and locking then...

http://www.toolbox.co.uk/wenger-177558-ranger-55-swiss-13865-118564

 

[rik_uk3]

Buy your partner something nice.

 

[dwardo]

How about some leather and leather working tools? Learn a new skill if you dont dabble already.

 

[potboiler]

If you've got all the kit, then would your £40 allow you a weekend trip to somewhere new? How far would that get you on the train, for instance - the ticket price determines where you get off, like a lucky dip...

 

[Countryman]

I have a box of Diddly Squat I will post you for £40 and I can donate the money to charity.

Help for Heroes or McMillan?


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[Alreetmiowdmuka]

Dutch oven

 

[Bluebs4]

Anything in merino wool ,fancy a pair of posh pants

 

[Corso]

Buy your partner something nice.

but wait until VTD otherwise you'll have to do it twice

 

[rik_uk3]

but wait until VTD otherwise you'll have to do it twice

So you should, £40 is a nice prezzie, VTD is another nice prezzie... mines cost me more than £40 too

 

[tom.moran]

if you havent got a decent sharpener, get one of these and give the other half the remaining £20 to buy herself something

 

[Harvestman]

I don't believe it! There are people on here suggesting that money should be spent on something other than shiny new kit. It's unheard of. I don't understand this 'need' thing either. So what if you don't need it? It is shiny and you should want it. Go out and buy stuff! That's what real bushcrafters do!


Oh alright then, what about putting it towards and event or a day out, a show or craft fair or something? £40 will get you the entrance fee and some spending money.

 

[rik_uk3]

Trust me, after thirty plus years of marriage I assure you that £40 now plus a St.Valentines day present will boost your 'brownie' points when the time comes you need that new bit of kit

Plus more importantly its a nice thing to do Don't be a selfish git.

 

[whale_omelette]

By a present for your better half?

awh, what a softy, I agree, that would be sweet, or do a homer simpson and buy something that is really for you that she will hate and donate to you