What did you buy today?

Amon81

Nomad
Mar 9, 2009
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Birmingham
I went to Heinnie Hayes webside yesterday with the intention of getting a Fenix E01 to replace the one I've had on my keyring as its had 2 batteries leak in it, the last one killing it. I Managed to spent £215 instead of the tenner I was intending to.

This morning the nice UPS man delivered them. Gotta give credit to Heinnie for there postage, always fast!

I got a Benchmade Griptilian 551, a Condor Mini Duku Parang Machete, a Fenix E01, a Pathfinder Bottle & Nesting Cup Set and a Strikefire Spork - Titanium which I much prefer to the light my fire version.

I took a couple of photos with my phone:







The sharpest knife out the box I've ever got. I'd guess around the 800 grit mark. I'll be taking it to 6000 though.



I've already got there Village Parang. I'd wanted a parang for years, saw it and bought one immediately, but it was a bit big and over heavy, this at around 400g lighter at a tad over 500g feels much better! Its got a rubbish edge, but I kind of like that as I can spend some time on it and get it hair poppingly sharp.



A couple or months ago now I got a new Leatherman REV to replace my sadly lost Kick i'd had for years. Its better! I've never wanted one of the full multi-tools, this ticks every box I wanted in one.
 

Globetrotter.uk

Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Jan 24, 2008
2,063
5
Norwich UK
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Got myself a new bag and a free gas mask too.


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tombear

On a new journey
Jul 9, 2004
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Rossendale, Lancashire
Arrived today the Swanndri Mosgiel that herself ordered me a week or so back. They had apologised for the delay but I was a bit narked when it turned out to be a 2XL not the 3XL we had ordered. I tried it on anyway and it fits me great, with the clothes I'll wear under it there's still a good 6 inches cross over on the zips at my equator. 3XL would have been excessive and since I'm slowly losing weight would have looked silly on me in a few years time. I've just compared it to my 3XL bush shirt and its a inch or two eider than that.

'just gone for a few miles bimble over the backs and it is just the job, plenty warm and windproof with just a long sleeved T shirt under it. Then it suddenly went black over head from being a pleasant blue, I squealed like a big girls blouse and I hopped on a passing bus before the skies could open up! Then it didn't actually rain.

The 64oz Kleen Kanteen we ordered arrived 3 days after ordering it.

atb

tom
 

brickie58

Member
Feb 8, 2014
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A wool shirt not the thick ones made from a blanket, I am in the middle of making one of them from a polish army wool blanket, had to get one from usa in the end from a civil war reenactor company (civil war sutler ), after seeing the prices over here!!
 

Tomteifi

Nomad
Jan 22, 2016
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Carmarthenshire, South Wales
One of these. Looks good, is 100% waterproof and if it disintegrates it hasn't cost me more than £32!

What would be a good small tarp setup to attach to this to have a small cooking/storage/dry area please?

Tom.
 
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bilmo-p5

Bushcrafter through and through
Jul 5, 2010
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west yorkshire
Tom wrote,
What would be a good small tarp setup to attach to this to have a small cooking/storage/dry area please?


A 3m x 3m tarp in similar weight fabric, and a couple of hiking poles would offer you a huge range of possibilities.
 
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