That's pretty funny here!
Yes, we have different opinions about kit, but we also agree in a lot of points!
For example: Nearly everybody of us owns a Victorinox Knife.
I recommend this here:
VICTORINOX COMPACT
https://www.victorinox.com/de/de/Pr...esser/Mittlere-Taschenmesser/Compact/p/1.3405
It is the lightest Victorinox in this size that contains every tool you need for trekking, hiking, traveling.
Some will ask for a tin opener. I tell you it is integrated!
So, others will recommend the older version Victorinox Climber.
Others want a saw, who recommends a Knife without saw usually has a longer more efficient saw on top if needed.
A few take the scissors seperatly.
Experienced people don't need additional a fix blade knife in most conditions, others always take one with them.
But NOBODY will tell you Victorinox Compact or Climber would be bullshit.
Your sleeping mat is heavy like everything from Savotta. I wouldn't buy it. But I tell you, that every thing made by Savotta in Finland is high end quality equipment.
I don't use it, because it is to heavy, but I know, that all and every thing from them belongs to the best you can buy for bushcraft.
But then, you really don't need a titanium spoon. Everybody will agree in this.
A titanium spoon is nice to have. A stainless steel spoon is round about 20 g heavier, but stronger.
Some use a Coke bottle, some a military canteen, some a stainless steel bottle, it doesn't matter. But nobody uses a glass bottle.
I gave you the links to approoved stuff in the low budget list, I gave you the link to Paul Kirtleys Packing list.
Another Option would be something like the Hilleberg Akto or Nallo 2.
I recommend you to show us a list about the stuff you just own.
In a house you own it's nice to have everything you could need.
In the rucksack it is nice to have just that, what you really need.
I gave you the links to 2 different packing lists from very experienced persons.
You should start with a similar packing list!