Best everyday carry for hikers? (+ a review of the Gerber Truss and Principle)

[@TheaQueenArchery]

Didn’t even realise how small the channel was, the quality id the video was on par with the bigger ones. Well done!

[@BelgianHikers]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@georged7680]

Nice review although i would like you to show us a more detailed demonstration of the truss in a hiking environment.I also have bought the truss and i am quite happy with it.I also wonder why your channel has so few subscribers...I have watched a long ago your videos about the supercharger and i think that all your videos are excellent with very nice doses of great humour.Thanks again man

[@BelgianHikers]

Thanks man! A hands-on demo would have been better, admittedly.

[@Rambling_Man]

Opinel No. 7 stainless steel, can pick them up for about €10. served me well for many years.

[@BelgianHikers]

It’s a classic for good reason!

[@neemancallender9092]

We are backpacking and want to minimize weight SAK Classic for hygiene SAK Walker with a blade, saw and multi opener Opinel #7 SS if you want a dedicated food prep Leatherman Squirt PS4, which is tiny if you need a plier for x-country skiing or snow shoes

[@BelgianHikers]

Some great tips, thanks!

[@doribear9599]

MORA Knife ;-) LAPLANDER Saw...

[@BelgianHikers]

I heard a lot of good things about Mora. Quite affordable too. Any model in particular you'd recommend?

[@Tiger-789]

@@BelgianHikers I have the mora robust and as the name implies, it is robust! I like it but the thick blade isn't amazing for food prep, or if you're doing some fine carving. And a saw I hiiighly recommend is Fiskars small sized "xtract", the model is SW73 I think. It's lighter than the laplander and cuts wood like a monster

[@jens186]

First!