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new fire pit on special offer at the local garden centre, when I should have been looking for Mother’s Day flowers
Long term impulse purchase.
Panacea Firefly.
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Panacea Firefly.
Slice, Stab, Chop, Ignite: Panacea X FireFly Survival Knife Review
With the FireFly mini survival knife, Panacea X sets out to prove that size doesn’t matter — it’s in the way that you use it.
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I prefer the handle on the Lidl pruning saw. It cuts almost as fast as the Laplander too.
Never owned a mora, thought it was about time. Must say still unsed apart from the obligatory hair shaving but very good in the hand. Gerber absolutely glorious especially for the money, much sharper than the mora, shame its a bit to big for uk edc but may adapt so it is, im that impressed
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I wear the same trainers.
The last pair I had lasted 7 years being worn every day before getting relegated to garden shoes. Still loads of life on the soles.
I hate it much more when something appears to be the same, but the accountants have got to it and it's no longer as good. And naturally you don't find out until too late.
Recent purchase is one of those cylindrical Chinese "army surplus" (possibly) pocket sewing kits. I have plans for it.
A Stasher silicone bowl
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Hoping it'll work for rehydrating noodles, oats and the like.
4-Cup Bowl
The Stasher 4-Cup bowl is perfect for freezing and reheating food, made from food-grade silicone with a leak-free Pinch-Loc seal and no loose lid to lose.
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Hoping it'll work for rehydrating noodles, oats and the like.
These have done 2 years which is exceptional for me. I can wear a pair of trainers ragged in 6 months.
I can - linky. Not a thing of beauty or great manufacture, and no idea what it says on it. "Glory to army, very strong, much happiness" or some such, perhaps. But the needle storage down the middle interested me.
Is that the new Sissipukko or whoever you spell it) knife?
It looks a beaut for carving. The sheath, is it an Armatus, it looks very much like one I got for my Brisa Necker 70. My Necker hasn’t got very good retention in it because of the handle profile, which is a real shame as it’s a really good sheath otherwise. I have one for my Benchmade Bushcrafter, which is brilliant, it clicks with a very positive click- your knife looks like it will as well. I really like the end of blade profile, it looks perfect. I can see an addition to my collection happening!
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