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I saw that wrist slice coming. 🤕

I got a agm battery thats 10 years old still going strong

Two questions here, since I am doubting which one to buy. You think making a small woodfire (in case you run out of fuel) in the stove would be possible in the BCB fire dragon? Seems way more difficult with the way it is designed (e.g. no air flow, small container, etc). On the other hand I like that the fire dragon fuel seems to be more environmental friendly, but not sure if it will work in the esbit stove?

Cheer~~a large aircraft or armored vehicle or ship designed for transporting troops.😊

Which yeti is that stainless steel one?

Spent many a night under the hootchie, great shelter option

Wish more saks used that style of awl. Great build youve made

Was gonna ask to buy the spoon, but it seems iv been beaten to it.

Bugger about the water leakage for that money. If it were me I'd be picking out the O-ring/gasket and putting some double stick tape or other packing behind it as an experiment. Shouldn't have to do that I know but, you've got them now anyway.

Ouch. I feel a bit guilty as I talk these things up but I never needed them to be water resistant/proof so I really hadn't considered it. Would a thicker seal make a difference do you think although it could also make them more difficult to lock down.

WoW that was a good test and didn't expect those results ! 😮

Great video - thanks for taking the time to do this - I love mug - indestructable!

I just replaced the pan cone (seal) on my toilet. I knew about the inside out trick which I find easier than the "rope trick" if you've got the room.

2 words. Scandi grind

I have an I.C.A.R version from army surplus - works just fine. Thanks for sharing.

Mil-Tec isn't known in any way for their quality, so you can't exspect it to compete with a Vic. In the main part it's not the steel, but the hardening and tempering, where they save on. On the other hand I don't give a s**t how sharp a knife is from the factory - if you can't sharpen a knife, you don't deserve to have one IMHO! First thing I do with new knives is take them to my sharpening plates an give them a grind to my liking, usually razor sharp and polished - the sharpening process gives me the 'feel' for it, its hardness, its toughness. So I know exactly what to exspect - the last time I broke a knifeblade was in 1962 as a 10yo. Any 'cutting test' with a factory edge is completely rubbish. BTW: I don't see a need for expensive sharpening systems, I use cheap diamond plates (~15€ a piece - or less, if from temu) and keep them cool with water, get even ceramic blades sharpened. I think, you can call the can-opener dull too - grind it and it will do a better job. If you don't mind sharpening the tools frequently, Mil-Tec is a budget-friendly option, but if you can afford it, buy Victorinox, they are fantastic

The Victorinox GAKs are the best, with Aitors tight behind them. I have looked at the MilTech and it's like they bought the cheapest one they could find at an estate sale and copied it including a lifetime of use without thinking of how it used to look. I love the Vic 108s, and I expect to see the 84mm scissors come back first. :( One use for the corkscrew, because it's pointy but not sharp, is for undoing knots, particularly in boot laces that are frozen solid. I point that out because I don't imagine that Australia sees much snow and freezing rain.

Nice job please do more Swiss army knife videos do you like leatherman multi tools?

My Mil-Tec was terribly wobbly. You can strip of the scales, hammer the pin and glue on the scales again. Worked great for me

the old "Bundeswehr Taschenmesser" / GAK was also made by Adler, Aitor, ICAR, CCM, B+H, Klaas, TSR there is also a Victorinox variant with the german Eagle logo that was issued in the Bundeswehr. it was common to keep your issued pocketknife after conscription - thats why so many are still around. Tipp: Dont buy the Mil-Tec or Fox reproduction; the original ones have a better quality, and its possible to find them for a reasonable price. ✌

I never considered changing a stem from the outside, great idea!

How much does the 1182ml actually hold?

Have 2 surplus old style GAKs and a Mil Tec one. One is the Victorinox GAK and one by a German company called B&H. The Victorinox is great, the only thing wrong with it when I got it was the blade was dull. The B&H one is rougher than the Mil Tec, it has blade wrap and it is just roughly done. My Mil Tec has a different blade from your's that doesn't even attempt to look like the GAKs and it's OK. Not badly done. I'm lead to believe there are worse Chinese copies out there than the Mil Tecs. I think Aitor in Spain still does a quality GAK copy if anyone's really sold on the knife.

Many Countries source there utility pocket knives for there military & rescue personnel from Victorinox for a good reason. At one time corks we’re used on bottles that didn’t contain alcohol, like medicine and such.

Great review. Thank you!

are these is good for coffee. Are they leakproof it so how long does these keep hot or cold?

Nice

Anyone have any luck getting Toyota to fix this?

Another great idea ! 👍👌😎

I also bought these after going through TWO SETS of utter garbage ARB swag poles. Brilliant upgrade. I wouldn’t buy anything ARB other than their vehicle protection bars etc. They should just stick with selling what they’re experts at.

Much needed series to show folk alternative 👍

Always love giving people options to set themselves up on skinny budgets.... My folks family and my scout troop did a lot of great trips on pretty basic gear from kmart and the like.... (no we have Aldi as well). Camping was what we did because we didn't have much coin for holidays.

Yeah really good to see some way more basic and common sense videos in term of costs and practicalities imo. It seems that 100k+ Utes with everything in them is the standard these days but most seem to be missing the point imo. I like to try and dual purpose anything I buy and one of my favourites is to use our 18v tools and batteries for things I can use camping. I have a Lantern, Torch and I can charge other devices off them via an adaptor as well. If I need to process some firewood I have a small pruning chainsaw and obviously other tools can be useful as well. I only have an assortment of Eskies that I use but having said that one of them saved us a lot of wasted food on a recent trip when a fridge failed. Also having a mate with all of the gear is nice as well so that we're not both carrying everything all the time. I would also suggest looking in second hand/thrift shops as well. My wife loves them and has found all sorts of stuff, mostly cooking gear, including an inflatable hiking type mattress. Also if you're just doing trips to a certain area look for camps with some facilities as well. We just got back from a trip to the Big Desert in Victoria and the free camp we stayed at had Toilets, Water, Gas BBQ's, Firepits and was only about 30k's from a small town even though it was really only for 4wd's. Not remote by some standards but then given the amount of people who are doing the Cape or Simpson these days, for example, remote or isolated sort of means less than it did 20 years ago as well. Thanks for the video.

Love it!

I'm devided between the 12 and 18 oz...but good to see them side by side.

Appreciate the review! I've had both jugs for years but think I'm gonna grab trhe 64 oz bottle as well, for the weight. I'm surprised it stays cold longer - the jug lids seem better insulated than the bottle lids to me. But I suppose the bottle lid is just much smaller. I don't think they made a 64 oz bottle when I got the jug, or I probably would have just gotten that to begin with.

I would love them if they were stainless. But I don’t let plastic touch my food…and neither should anyone else if they care about health!

I happened to have an empty prescription vial that was the right size for making UCO candles. Working great.

WoW they really branching out ! Looks good and great idea

It's small and easy to carry. After my first camping trip, this reduced the amount of stuff in my pockets, saving space in my backpack. Thanks for sharing

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This is interesting facts, I enjoy your content, very informative , thank you 👍😎

Can you show in more detail the necklace situation?

Thanks for the video! Can you please measure the thickness of the blade in mm?

Buddy I think you need some coffee for your creamer

No bs and straight to the point, THANK YOU. Sharing this with my more inexperienced friends

Smart

You dont carry tinder?

Great advice! Especially for newbies. I would add some ration bars and water purification tablets and a straw. Liked and subbed

Knows his shit man!!!