What's your favorite E-Store for all things bushcrafty

[MartiniDave]

I've used:-

Axminster
Heinnie Haynes
Strikeforce
The Trading Post (Kellam)
Woodlore
Woodland Organics

All have given really first class service, I would use any of them again.

No doubt I will give Bearclaw a try in due course as Gary seems a pretty straight up chap.

Dave

 

[SquirrelBoy]

I have mostly used Woodlore for my gear, which I have found to be great stuff albeit quite expensive.

However, I have just received a package from Bearclaw Bushcraft and I couldnt be more happy. Good honest gear (and prices) from a good honest bloke. :You_Rock_

 

[Jon]

I've had good dealings with these:

http://www.survivalschool.co.uk/
same people as
http://www.trekdirect.co.uk/main.htm


http://outdoorsuppliesuk.com/content.html
Good for knives and torches etc. new website in the pipline so this one is not updated. Emails get quick response and good prices

 

[slyfox]

Iv bort from all of these with out any trouble and army-surplus put a swiss folding cup in for nothing. maybe they had a new boy on the packing??

www.army-surplus.co.uk
www.dubora.com (Aldershot)
www.exarmy.co.uk
www.hm-supplies.co.uk
www.surplusandoutdoors.com
www.transworldsurplus.co.uk

 

[bothyman]

Dubora??

Try >> http://www.dubora.co.uk

 

[Moff8]

I have been lurking for a while and read this thread. Excellent service from Strikeforce :You_Rock_ , got my bivi bag the day after I ordered it.

 

[nppulse]

www.attacc.com
have some really good stuff

 

[Womble]

Anchor Supplies gave me a 24hour service last year when I ordered a gotex bivvybag, and I also had very good service from Attenborough Accessories and Axminster. Oh, and Woodland Organics!

I walk past the Henry DuBora shop whenever I go into town...

 

[ScottC]

Whats your suggestions for First Aid supplies?