fabulous video

Thanks for sharing, I can’t decide what size I should get. How tall are you?

Thanks a lot for sharing your thoughts and experience. May I ask you how tall you are? Thanks a lot, greetings from Germany, Paul

Is it comfortable when sleeping on your side?

Lol Ed, my first night in my Phoxx 1 I was also rudely awaken by a pheasant by my head at the crack of dawn. Have you tried nasal strips for the sinuses? Lee’s been trying them with some moderate success. X

Brilliant video, mate! Just got my 5.0, and it seems there are just minor changes. And I thought about it: It is pricey... !!! BUT... if you look at it differently, it's only 2-4 nights in a regular european hotel, and these lasts for many years.. not just one night.. 🙂 At least that's what I told my wife 🙂Had my first try-out night at my terrace last night, and I haven't slept this good in years!! Even if it was 2 degrees outside!! Can't wait to use it on motorcycle trips around Norway this summer, and the years to come!! Brilliant hammock!! And brilliant video!

Watching now, during our Lake District trip. Nice one mate. Got my legs warmed up for this week. I am sure that tent will be okay, especially split between two. Look forward to another camp. Cheers mate.

I ordered the one man version and got the 2 man delivered. It was spacious, but found it too high for my intentions so decided to sell it. I've been doing a bit more walking too, it really does show you how unfit you are 😂

Nice to see you out, no 2 man tent is really for 2 people, bit like temp ratings on sleeping bags, cool video, your bag did look rather heavy considering, but I'm sure you'll have it nailed by the time your long distance walks come along, good health and safe travels, cheers craig

nice one 👍

You didn’t use your LK70!

Nice to catch this video. That pack still looked well heavy mate. How much was your weigh in?

Looks a great bit of kit👍

Ed, that looks wicked, mate

Brilliant! Well done, Ed!

Two Men, Four Wellies. Great video mate. Sorry didn't comment before. Doing a little catching up. Look forward to our potential camping soon. Bring cheese, I'll bring Irish ale, as it will be around St Paddies' Day.

In the swedish stove almoust all kidney pots fit inside. The stove is aluminium and still cheap to by. The original pots are, if you can buy them, very expensive. The original M40 stainless steal pots are great, but heavy. The complete set 1,4kg. Great video, thanks!

Your Trangia 27 looks to be the hard anodized version not the non stick model.

Great video, not too many stoves. 😊😊My go to stove is the trangia 27 and take the trangia pan support so I can use the trangia on gas and have the meths burner to heat water. I have the trangia 25 which is about 30 years old but tend not to use that as much. I don’t carry the stove as my camping tends to be on a motorcycle. You can also get the billy pot, I think it’s about 2.5 litres which the 27 fits into which is great to cook a stew for 3-4 people. Hardly takes up anymore room.

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I don’t want to open a ‘can of worms’ but…. Brown sauce on bacon!!!!! lol great vid, nice old stove getting a new lease of life!

I've just got the non-stick trangia with the gas burner (my Christmas present to myself as I already had only the spirit burner part). I haven't managed to get away and try it yet, next week I hope. My question is how easily did the frying pan clean up afterwards?

I love the hat changing...never let the negatives change you...❤

Awww thanks buddy. Just seen this. Kind words and much appreciated.

Happy memories. Let’s make plans for 2024!

Hi EC, Great informative video, I've just had a Ti Bushbox for Crimbo 😊 Noticed your beanie hat throughout the start of this post, I've seen Simon a bloke in the woods and others wearing similar, could you inform me where these can be purchased. Thanx "HAPPY NEW YEAR" 🏕

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

Thanks man so stoked to have made it in there.

Don’t let people put you off wearing as many hats as you like/want - it’s your channel fella. If the odd person doesn’t like the type of person you are or your personality, then they can push off - in my humble opinion. 👍🏽

Any tips to straighten out titanium? The floor of my firebox has warped and falls past the notches into the ashpan. Great video! Looking forward to more. Oh, my Xmas dinner was ’toasted’ cheese roll with pigs in blankets made on the firebox😊

Nice to see a vid with a good comparison.....🙂 There is a version of the Dutch tank with flaps over the zips......no worries at all. Only use proofer as a very last resort on cotton/polycotton tents. Once done it will have to be repeated over time.. On the lavvu, 2 poles, not three (not needed) on the outside.....brilliant. IF you are under six foot 🙂 F1 works well, F2 leaks....

Firebox Stove TOP! thanks for the video

Amaizing 😊

New viewer Garry , Raleigh NC USA

your channel popped up in my feed today. Nice little video and interesting to see what stoves you use. Love my Trangias and Firebox as well. Have subbed to get you closer to the 1000 you mention and look forward to catching up with your adventures as well as your new ones in the year ahead. Happy Xmas and ATVB from a Brit Expat now living in a sunnier but bloody wet - cos it's our rainy season now - Malaysia. Stay safe buddy

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My trangia always leaked, I could not leave mepps init!

My trangia always leaked, I could not leave mepps init!

PIGS IN BLANKETS!! Great little video buddy, I've been humming and harring about the trangia system for years. I can't believe you didn't mention the camp with boys 😂 take care mate. Beach camp in the summer if you are up for it 😁 merry Christmas

Come on the mighty pigs in blankets!! Brilliant video Ed 😁🤜🏻

Mainly liked for the illiteracy. I'm also a big fan of the pigs-in-blankets being put into the non-stick pan and instasticking. That'll teach ya for wearing stoopid hats. Choot.

By the way I've subbed,

Stumbled across your channel, thanks for a great video, new to wild camping, just what I need,Im essex based ,keep them going,

Hi. Good material but... "Polish lavvu" isn't correct name of this tent. Name "lavvu" is from the Sami (Laponian) language and means a Sami tent, kind of lower tipi. In Polish we don't have and use this word: lavvu.. and when U are using it, it's a mistake and funny. No Pole or Slav call it "lavvu". It's like calling the Indian teepee or Lapland lavvu using the name: plash palatka... or more correctly the pwashch pawatka (Polish: płaszcz pałatka). I know that the name "Polish lavvu" has become popular and that this tent exists in the world under this name but ... I will describe briefly the situation that took place in the Polish Military Property Agency where such a tent could be purchased: when, out of curiosity whether he would associate this name, I used the words: Polish lavvu, the seller - soldier - did not know what it was about. He immediately knew the word "pałatka" (your "palatka"). Our army does not use this name "LAVVU" either ;-) Your "plash palatka" is an incorrect attempt to English transliterate the Polish name of this coat-tent. It should be "pwashch" or - making things a bit easier - "plashch" (Polish "płaszcz"), which means coat. Palatka (Polish "pałatka"), means tent and should also be written and pronounced slightly differently, because the closest equivalent of the letter "ł" is the English "w". The completely correct English pronunciation/transliteration of these words would be: p-w-a-s-h-c-h p-a-w-a-t-k-a (w as in "walk", sh as in "show", ch as in "cherry", ). Use a translator with pronunciation to check the pronunciation of these words: PŁASZCZ PAŁATKA in Polish and you'll understand what's going on. Płaszcz pałatka means coat-ten, a tent made of a mantle/coat, two in one. We call it short pałatka. Additionally, if you said "plash" (or plash palatka) to a Polish who doesn't watch English-language bushcraft movies, he or she wouldn't know what it meant, because the word means nothing. He would definitely associate the word plashch, especially if you pronounced it as pwashch ;-)

Great ad for Amok 👍🏻

I love the Lavvu and if separated. One in the rucksack and one as a poncho covers rucksack too. Best of both worlds. Waterproof clothing and a shelter

re-watched this video. you mentioned adding a skirt to the lavvu or the zeltbahn. i also have a size2 lavvu & plan on adding a skirt to it. i am looking at around 16 inches of height attachment point would be inside the tent at about 2inches. with matching gromments for tent pegs at ground level. the height was chosen so i could use us army shelter half tent poles for the skirt & stake them out.

One of my dutch army tents has flaps over the zips

Like to see what you do with your axe. Nice video!