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Yeah, very true, the layered approach is a sensible option.

I'm gonna keep them both for now. At worse case, then thats where your bushcraft skills come into effect.

Ive always been a fan of the hexi stove - Simple and not a lot can go wrong but was looking for an alternative..... So thought i would try another experiment: Trangia vs Hexi Cooker To Boil 600ml of water in windy, cold conditions (no lid on metal mug) Hexi took 7 mins Trangia took 10 mins with a fu...

Dangerman, just go out there and enjoy yourself. You will never learn all there is to know - it takes years of trial and testing. Initial thoughts are that you'll be surprised how heavy your bergen can be. Your Water bottles will drain quick. Mozzies and midgies can defeat armies, so have a good hea...

It's all to do with the priority of kit and equipment issue.
Cat 1 essential and of priority to 'xyz' personnel etc.

Are there any forested areas with wildlife on the island?

Looks like a nice piece of kit. I like the side and rear pouches.
Has any one walked for any period of time with this on their back?
A decent review with pictures would be good.

A summary of my little Ebola relocation: Lessons learnt: No matter how much stuff I had, the impending SHTF thoughts that 'could have' been upon us led me to always want more. Information gathering via news sources was key - listening for any indication of a UK 'break-out'. Hard wearing gloves are e...

Starting relocating back home tomorrow, been nearly 3 months away in a semi-isolated state. i will sum up some of the lessons learnt when maybe next week when i am settled back.

Decided that our decision point to return home would be in the first week of Jan 15. If no UK cases, we will go back.

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