Good..I would not say you have much..I have a Lg Alice Pack used for winter-black-Lg Alice Pack use summer-OD. Both packed to 45-50lbs. Both inc-Garmin GPS, two Army tritium compasses, 3-canteens, two SideWinder flashlights and Petzl headlamp, Gerber LMF II knife, Filter Straws for H2O& Katydin Hikers Filter; two firesteels, pkg of bic lighters, magnesium bars, maya sticks/dust; Army Poncho w/liner, 55 gal trash bags(Min-3), 2-3 MRE's, two pair wool socks, HooAhh bars and Clif bars &Trail mix!
haha no. it was a long time ago that i bought the knife... but I'm picking up another from lee valley supplies, less than 20. I usually dont bring this much stuff, i was more or less showing the capabilities (and limitations) of most of my equipment. The first, I was probably refering to my shemagh. Its mainly worn by people in the desert climates (arab, iranian, etc) but its also worn by a lot of military personal around the world as well. Here i found it help keep my neck and face warm
Again let me say nice survival equip. I use alot less but if you dont wanna rough it your way is best. Two things: 1m17s in you say something I didnt quite get. It looks like another bandana. And second, you said that you paid 8 bucks for your Mora... to get a Swedish style knife around here is like 40+ bucks easy. I know your from Canadia(long story, ask me I'll explain) but the currency exchange isnt 5:1 at least not since i checked it this morning. Is the US crumbling that bad? LOL.
the beltloop on mine tore off as well. I find if I carry it outside the pack I just hockey tape it to a belt or whatever :) I know about the axe! (my knife that I made weights just a little less than my axe...) next time I'll tote it along for sure. The saw is a no name hardware brand. The only thing I didnt like about it was that it slid in and out of the handle and the lock on it wouldn't hold in the cold very well.
man,you're hard on your kit! you said it!
finalsolution14 3 months ago
That gear doesn't incl knife, multi-tool, and pouches that I carry on my belt or vest either. Always Prepared!!!!
KorumEmrys 1 year ago
Good..I would not say you have much..I have a Lg Alice Pack used for winter-black-Lg Alice Pack use summer-OD. Both packed to 45-50lbs. Both inc-Garmin GPS, two Army tritium compasses, 3-canteens, two SideWinder flashlights and Petzl headlamp, Gerber LMF II knife, Filter Straws for H2O& Katydin Hikers Filter; two firesteels, pkg of bic lighters, magnesium bars, maya sticks/dust; Army Poncho w/liner, 55 gal trash bags(Min-3), 2-3 MRE's, two pair wool socks, HooAhh bars and Clif bars &Trail mix!
KorumEmrys 1 year ago
haha no. it was a long time ago that i bought the knife... but I'm picking up another from lee valley supplies, less than 20. I usually dont bring this much stuff, i was more or less showing the capabilities (and limitations) of most of my equipment. The first, I was probably refering to my shemagh. Its mainly worn by people in the desert climates (arab, iranian, etc) but its also worn by a lot of military personal around the world as well. Here i found it help keep my neck and face warm
DangerDad29 3 years ago
Again let me say nice survival equip. I use alot less but if you dont wanna rough it your way is best. Two things: 1m17s in you say something I didnt quite get. It looks like another bandana. And second, you said that you paid 8 bucks for your Mora... to get a Swedish style knife around here is like 40+ bucks easy. I know your from Canadia(long story, ask me I'll explain) but the currency exchange isnt 5:1 at least not since i checked it this morning. Is the US crumbling that bad? LOL.
Caveman0713 3 years ago
the beltloop on mine tore off as well. I find if I carry it outside the pack I just hockey tape it to a belt or whatever :) I know about the axe! (my knife that I made weights just a little less than my axe...) next time I'll tote it along for sure. The saw is a no name hardware brand. The only thing I didnt like about it was that it slid in and out of the handle and the lock on it wouldn't hold in the cold very well.
DangerDad29 3 years ago
P.S. the belt loop failed on my Mora. It pulled off the rivet, luckily I had string through hole in handle as well. Tossdart
Tossdart 3 years ago
The axe is the last thing to leave behind in Canada! Tossdart
Tossdart 3 years ago
Great Video. I always wear a knife on my belt and keep a MORA in my pack; they are awesome blades!
Manny4155 3 years ago
Sorry, I'm back but still working on the video.... coming up soon
DangerDad29 3 years ago