It's to hard to say- though it's probably in here somewhere: http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=121987 
What is your best bit of kit?
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My Crusader cup(s)
The best mug ever
+1 for this, though I would add the water bottle to it for completeness. I also rate my Bushtool, Silky PocketBoy and firesteel. With that lot, I can be comfortable - more or less!
Hi there
I've my fabourite bits of kit that don't always get as much use as they could.. ie: My Lowe Alpine Sting pack. Marveous rucksack...
But like John Fenna I was going to say my best and most used piece of kit is the Crusader cup as combined with the lid I use everyweek fishing for brewing up...
Very versatile ....
Gareth
I've my fabourite bits of kit that don't always get as much use as they could.. ie: My Lowe Alpine Sting pack. Marveous rucksack...
But like John Fenna I was going to say my best and most used piece of kit is the Crusader cup as combined with the lid I use everyweek fishing for brewing up...
Very versatile ....
Gareth
I absolutely adore my wildlife hatchet, it gets tons more use than my other blades in the woods. I've had it for 3 months and I haven't had to sharpen it yet. My mora robust and my lowe alpine sting come a close second.
Surefire EO2 torch - the day I can't replace the bulb will be sad indeed
Svea 123 - completely reliable
British Army Arctic sleeping bag - best sleeping bag I've ever owned
SwissBianco Bushcrafter SAK
Joonas Kallioniemi puukko - though it's a new purchase I'm certain that it will remain with me forever
Randall #3 knife - it's trapped in the USA and I can't get it over here!!!
Patagonia SST jacket - It's kept me dry through a hurricane and more foul weather than I care to recall.
Wynnchester surplus Italian Alpini backpack - rugged beyond belief. I can't imagine replacing it.
Cegga 19inch small axe
Svea 123 - completely reliable
British Army Arctic sleeping bag - best sleeping bag I've ever owned
SwissBianco Bushcrafter SAK
Joonas Kallioniemi puukko - though it's a new purchase I'm certain that it will remain with me forever
Randall #3 knife - it's trapped in the USA and I can't get it over here!!!
Patagonia SST jacket - It's kept me dry through a hurricane and more foul weather than I care to recall.
Wynnchester surplus Italian Alpini backpack - rugged beyond belief. I can't imagine replacing it.
Cegga 19inch small axe
My favourite bits of kit, like my Bison Bushcrafter variant, Cegga hatchet, stratosphere bivvi etc might not get onto everyones' lists because others may have a favourite knife, axe or bivvi for different reasons. But in terms of items which serve me better than other similar items I've tried, I'd have to suggest:
My Kochanski Billy - non stick, extremely durable and the pouring spout and side handles (as well as a bail arm) provide a better level of versatility than anything else I've used.
My Silky Gomtaro saw - unbelievable performance surpasses anything else (IMHO of course)
My Bushbuddy stove - excellent burning function coupled with the flexibility to use with either wood or a maths burner
My Kochanski Billy - non stick, extremely durable and the pouring spout and side handles (as well as a bail arm) provide a better level of versatility than anything else I've used.
My Silky Gomtaro saw - unbelievable performance surpasses anything else (IMHO of course)
My Bushbuddy stove - excellent burning function coupled with the flexibility to use with either wood or a maths burner
Well if we include non bushy items then the last thing I will get ridd of will be my multitool.
I was a tinker from a kid, taking my toys apart a making my own. absolutely in love with the McGyver figure. So my Leatherman is the extention of my soul and at work and among my friends I'm known as the tool guy
I was a tinker from a kid, taking my toys apart a making my own. absolutely in love with the McGyver figure. So my Leatherman is the extention of my soul and at work and among my friends I'm known as the tool guy
jimbo75
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My tarp! Iv not done much bushcrafty stuff recently but iv done some bike and bivy and it's the 1st thing I grab when going camping even if I'm in a tent it still comes with me.
After that probably my leather man bought it on a whim but I use it every day.
After that probably my leather man bought it on a whim but I use it every day.
