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Why can't people who are reviewing a product tell right at the beginning how much the thing costs? That way when you find out that it's more than you're willing to pay, you can immediately skip the video.

Great review. I just picked one up for $25.00 used. I'm looking forward to putting it to use. Side question: Who made your anorak?

Kijika is my name too

What about the wool shirt/cover with the knife pocket? That thing is awesome!

If firebox does not have sticks,check 0ut Verusteleka surplus.Have good prices,and though in Finland,,packages take 2 weeks

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Thank you for this video. I like the way the technique worked out. Definitely better than continuously feeding in dozens of small bits. Glowing red coals are the best. As the late, great Bro Greg always said, "When you have coals, you can do no wrong." Subscribed.

Just found your channel - love your content!!!! Great review of this pack - they just came out with a bigger version of this pack. Are you not making any more videos?

Hey look everyone!! This man has a saw!! Doesn't have to beat his knives to death to cut a piece of wood!!! Love the video, thank you.

Great video. What lake is that? I'm in the Halifax area. My guess is somewhere in the old Bowater Mersey land?

You really cant go wrong with LL Bean, hahaha. there is always something cool to see in that store or flyer. We are on the hunt for a new pack ourselves, so thanks for sharing this detailed review mate. Keep the adventures coming!

Good idea that. 👍 I think ill give it a go myself. 🔥

British Army Surplus is the ultimate kit for bushcraft. All the best.👍🏾🇬🇧🪵

THANK YOU!!! I knew we could use smaller logs, I don't have many large ones but I have a million ones like yours, I live in the woods. I will never run out. The other way is too work intensive. I may try to use large cans for the firebox with lots of airflow. I don't have birch bark but I have dead stalks from my Jerusalem artichokes that I plant all year. They are just like and burn just like birch. Fantastic video thank you.

I like the Swedish torch and the damper. This is for cooking and not just boiling water

Spoilt by too much talking. Its a common problem with north americans that they think they need to explain every little detail. That maybe necessary for folks from new york but not for the rest of the world. Just rerun the video and ask yourself does that action actually need an explanation?

Nice! Just got one :D

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Wool is by far the best Clothing Option for anyone interested in the Outdoors, Hunting, Camping, Fishing, Hiking etc. Here's a list of places to find quality affordable Wool gear. Big Bill's 190/210 models for Pants I prefer the Woodsman Bibs model 190 myself 28 Oz 100% wool pants. Fred Asbell for wool jackets/pullovers, Vests etc, Swanndri shirt jac, Aran sweaters or LL bean for wool sweaters and pants socks, Lobben Boots or Valenki boots both are Wool.

Hey, I wish I could go on a long day with you, live in the woods, and go camping 😢

For anyone watching this review. I got mine Oct 2022 and my 32oz Nalgene and Hydroflask bottles DO fit absolutely fine on the side pockets with some room to spare. I guess they fixed it. They also have free return shipping. I recommend it and it won’t cost you anything if you don’t like it.

looks like a vietnam alice pack

i love alice med. i have 2 medium alice. passion. thanks sharing the video

They been making these fine products for a hundred years if they work in Minnesota they will work anywhere

Ok beathifull you pack

Thanks for the video really enjoyed you’re opinion. Nice is that a Solo pot?

I love this pack, I have had it since 2017. One trick I picked up was to find a plastic rectangle office type trash can and slit it into the main compartment. It adds rigidity and helps to waterproof your gear. The trashcan can also be used to get water or collect firewood etc.

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That's a great idea. I have the Bushbox XL titanium that we used last week on a wild hike and camp. Using a Swedish fire torch idea looks like a better idea than constantly feeding wood into the stove. I found that by constantly adding wood meant that we had to much smoke and flames. Will certainly be giving this a go at home before trying on a camp.

I really love mine. Extremely comfortable backpack. I think it's one of the best packs for the money

thorough review. thanks!

Good point! I am 60 ad just getting into bushcrafting myself. Being in shape is a paramount concern to all.

Good video especially in the cold snow environment ! I bought one-

Great ideas. I will have to try burn method. I also dig your leather work using leather from a leather couch. brilliant recycling idea.

Excellent video. Well explained and straight to the point. Feeling inspired! Many thanks from the UK 🇬🇧. Ben

Wow, that's just a great adventure - such a Nova Scotian thing to do, put in a canoe some backwoods lake. Enjoyed!

I'm gunna get one i think

What is that overcoat your wearing

Beautiful!!! cool 😎👍

Thank for video Very good خیلی ممنون

Originally Raappanan tuli , kelotuli or jätkänkynttilä from Finland Raappanan tuli , Kelotuli or Jätkänkynttilä yes -"swedish log fire" no sauna yes - "bastu" no sauvakävely yes - " scandinavian walking " or " nordic walking" no ( Finland does not belong to Scandinavia ! ) Also often used is the finnish Rakovalkio ( Longlogfire )... ua-cam.com/video/yaBs8oIhEIo/v-deo.html&start_radio=1

I get about a 45 minute burn with a Swedish torch in a Nano, splitting a limb in quarters, flipping the pieces, bark inward.

What would I need to start my own YT page? I'm assuming it's a GoPro and a tripod. I'd like to espouse the same type of mindset that you share.

Thank you for this great review! I just got my own Firebox yesterday and am excited to try it out, very cool to see it in actual, practical use as you've shown.

I hope Derrick is doing well, I own 3 models including this one and love them all equally.

Such an amazing knife, I now own three different models from TripleX knives. Derrick was an amazing knife maker, sad to see him shut it down!

Cool!!

liked the video, thanks for sharing

I love mine!