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Yeah, valid point 👍

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Knife crimes in the US are 40% higher per head count (per capita) compared to the UK. Those that have lost loved ones to knife crime would be grateful that knife carrying is considered a serious crime.

@ we have more citizens than then the UK our percentages are going to sound crazy to you . I’ve never been stabbed or shot . You have to have common sense here . Stay out of the projects / Ghettos ! Don’t go into known problematic areas like known rough Bars/Pubs . Don’t do drugs stay away from people who do so you don’t get robbed . You’re more likely to die in a car accident here or die from big pharmaceutical giving you some bullshit drug that will give you cancer in five years

Well spotted! 😊, must have the perfect wife then as she was responsible for both of them 😅, both item's will be treasured forever! You are a true outdoorsman! Thanks for watching!

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I'll bloody sack her for that! I hadn't noticed! Thanks

🤣🤣🤣 thanks for watching

Lol, yes I realised after I made the video 🤣

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Yeah, I could imagine 😂. Nothing like that to worry about over here!

We are not allowed to carry a knife in the uk currently unless it's a Kinder egg surprise style knife. So yes, If having to have a licence allows me to carry something proper, then 100% I'd be up for that. Who wouldn't???

Read the government website regarding knife laws. The police man that stopped you told you a little porky pie. Read below taken from a police website. "I carry a small folding knife, am I breaking the law? No. You can carry a knife in public if it has a folding blade that is 3 inches (7.62cm) or less in length. However if any knife is used to threaten or intimidate it is considered an offensive weapon. Please note, lock knives are not classed as folding knives and are illegal to carry in public" Link below for the website. www.leics.police.uk/police-forces/leicestershire-police/areas/leicestershire-force-content/c/campaigns/2019/knife-crime/i-carry-a-knife-what-do-i-need-to-know/#:~:text=You%20can%20carry%20a%20knife,illegal%20to%20carry%20in%20public.

Yeah, I'm sure I'll get used to it. Pocket on the mesh would be a great addition. 👍

Depends on if its folding, non locking and less than 3 inch or not

Yeah, I use it when woodland camping and also use it when hammock camping in groups, to put all our gear in under the hammock.

Yeah? I went up Ben Nevis 20 years ago with a massive rucksack full of gear and a tent. The plan was to camp at the top only to find it was full of rocks at the top. The survival tin shelter smelt of Pee, so we went back down and camped at the bottom. Where abouts did you camp for the night?

Inside the metal box hahaha How waterproof is the bivvi bag I wanted to camp at the top but to many rocks so used the bovie I think its called

😳 this is just stupid!

@UK_Outdoors. I know ,I was originally arrested for suspected breach of a civil court order which I got ,no further action on ,and the knife on my key ring I ended up going through the courts with , went from simple caution to possibly getting a suspended 6 mth sentence and told if found guilty they would of also wanted me to pay the court costs which would of amounted to close to £3500 I was given option of accepting the caution right to the end and nearly did to be honest at one point just get it over and done with but knew I was not guilty and took it the whole way wasn't a pleasant experience and was vilified by the system was shocked at how pressured I was to go guilty just been one of my life experiences and leave here for anyone to maybe think twice ,I got the no furthered action on the suspected breach before I refused the cation for the knife and it was solely just for the knife why I went to court just on its own

Pretty sure u will be OK with them in a picnic pack. But if you were to carry one in your back pocket in the town centre, then you might have to answer some questions if the old bill were to catch you. "Who are you planning on spreading with this Sir"?? 😄😄😄

@@UK_Outdoors. The reason I carry a couple of knives and forks in my car is because I often go for fish and chips and sit in the car and eat them by the sea. Yes you can eat fish and chips with your fingers but why should we eat like a peasant. The days of eating out of newspaper have long since passed and so should the days are eating with your dirty fingers. I'm not that well these days so I no longer eat oysters ... but I used to. I'd often go to the fish monger in the market and ask him to open a couple of oysters for me so that I could eat them there and then on the spot. The request was nearly always declined on the basis that they didn't have an oyster knife. So one day I thought fuck you. I've been wearing stuff ahead of you. So I brought my own oyster knife from my kitchen with me. It is an extremely inoffensive tool. Absolutely no good for slicing and not much good for stabbing either. It was one of the very rounded types of oyster knife. The fish when I got poisoned out to me that I was risking it a bit that I carrying this knife with me. To be honest I hadn't thought about it. Anyway, The fish around I did open a couple of oysters for me. He struggled a bit ... but he didn't use my oyster knife at all: he used a screwdriver. 🙄

I have to say, I do love the size to warmth ratio of the snugpak SF1 bag. So in the forces, can you use your own kit instead of issued kit?

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