Cooking & Camping With Eagle Products & Giant Squid Microphone

[@DENNISHARDY1]

Great sound, great products and great cooking...enjoyed your video as always

[@yotagerlie]

Love your videos so much ty for the time you put into them.

[@rs666sathan666pk]

Every video of you is a piece of art!

[@redsorgum]

The food looks delicious! It’s interesting to see camping gear that’s made in different countries. I like the kettles.The wood cup and utensils look very cool.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend :) - Martin

[@gc4470]

I found your videos about a month ago while looking for reviews of the Solo Titan camp stove. I have to say that I agree with Achilles Feel, below. While you include informative gear reviews, I enjoy the way those reviews are only a small part of your videos--enough to inform, but without overwhelming the real goal that you stated. I enjoy the careful way you observe nature through your filming techniques. There are countless outdoor videos on KZbin, but yours are always serene, quiet, and calming. I really feel like I enjoyed some of the outdoor experience when I watch them and I do think they go far to move a viewer to actually get out into the wilderness. I see the sights--without ubiquitous background soundtracks--I can hear the birds chirping, the sound of the breeze, the crackling flames, sizzling bacon, and burbling waters. There is no drama, no yelling, just quiet talk and calm surroundings. They are a great escape from the grinding stress of deadlines and email overload at work. Please continue making them this way! I binge watch.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you for the feedback my friend. There will be more videos like that to come. I do have a long term plan with this project. There will be some different videos on the way though :) - Martin

[@SGFishing]

Good wood, good food, good filming, feeling so clam and relax, i enjoy watching yr videos very much.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend :) - Martin

[@fliysky]

Hi Martin!!!! Thanks again for sharing this great video, Good gear ....

[@NorwegianWoods]

I like it a lot so far :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@Mycrazyhands]

Thank you Martin for information! Yeah, you have a good gear for wildness. Bon appetite! Looks delicious!

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend. The food worked out nicely :) - Martin

[@francogodoy7097]

Thanks for shearing all that stuff with us

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks for watching :) - Martin

[@lindabirdrutter6695]

Great, great video!!

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks :) - Martin

[@jeffreywalker5372]

Thanks for sharing. I bought the fire pot stand. Thanks for showing the product.

[@NorwegianWoods]

I hope you will enjoy it. I like mine a lot so far :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@adelarsen9776]

Always a relaxing pleasure Martin. Thanks and Happy Days :-)

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you Ade. The days are happy for sure. We are spreding BS on the fields these days :) - Martin

[@cncdaddio]

A big thank you for this nice video and gear review!

[@NorwegianWoods]

You are very welcome :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@johnwalker91]

Hi Martin glad you are back very interesting video could you please tell me where I can purchase the folding pot stand thanks

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend. I don't know where you can get it where you live. But it is this one: www.eagleproducts.no/produkt/balfyr-kokestativ/ Maybe you can find it somewhere on the net. - Martin

[@MarkHansen1990]

Griddle, love it. I really like the wock and the kettles. Great video Martin.

[@NorwegianWoods]

It seems to be really nice gear. I am looking forward to make some awesome food with it :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@michaelburke5907]

That's griddle and wok.

[@tsavage4185]

Martin I would like to apologize if my last comment was misunderstood I think what you do is great and the products you recommended is really good stuff and I respect your opinion. All I was saying is that the real test is time and use, that's all. Cheers Tom

[@NorwegianWoods]

No need to apologise my friend. I do know that it is a fine line between pure marketing and a fair presentation. I intend to keep on using the gear. If I run into problems I will let you know in my videos. I like the products a lot so far :) Thanks for stopping by - Martin

[@monaangeloutdoors514]

Thank you! I like learning about new gear! Very informative. Love to see you test it more. 🙃

[@NorwegianWoods]

Glad you like the video. I will keep on using the gear in all of my future videos. More cooking in the time to come :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag]

Great video and awesome gear 👍🏻😁 And it’s nice to see you out again 🌲🌤 Atb to you 👌🏻🤗🔥

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend :) - Martin

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Thanks for demonstrating the range of Eagle products, showcasing Norwegian design. I am very interested in your experience with using the wooden boards and bowls and plates. I have always disliked plastic and the various metal dishes for eating from: food cools too quickly. I am a base-camper and the hanging cast iron griddle looks very interesting.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Glad you like the video. I have plans for some more cooking videos. I will use all the gear in the future and I will tell if I run into any problems. So far I have been really happy with the stuff from Eagle Products. That is why I reached out to them :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@mojobliss]

Keep up the good work.. watching your vids makes me hungry. Tastefully done!!!

[@craigmurphy163]

Great vid tme for a nap after dinner thankyou safe travels

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks you my friend :) - Martin

[@underthecarolinasky2363]

Good reviews. Interesting information about some pretty cool products. Thank you for sharing Martin -Mike

[@NorwegianWoods]

Glad you like the video my friend :) Thanks a lot for watching - Martin

[@markcash2]

I would love to visit you and have breakfast out in the woods. I like fenalar but rarely can get it in the USA. Excellent video and thank you for the link to Eagle Products. I think I will purchase some based on your recommendation!

[@savid3089]

Finland, Norway and Sweden are very beautiful countries to outdoor living 🌻🌻🌻

[@AchillesFeel]

These are always calming love overnight camp vids of yours, let’s get some fireside stories?

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend. Maybe I will tell some more stories in the future :) - Martin

[@AchillesFeel]

NorwegianWoods yesssss :D

[@tommonaghan111]

yes, fireside stories. i love your videos.

[@HunterMcM]

Love the videos Martin please keep up the good work and please keep shearing the videos Atb Hunter

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks. More videos are coming soon :) - Martin

[@tsavage4185]

Great video, nice to see you eating better. The audio worked out very well. I like the Eagle products and yes wood is the way to go for outdoor/ hiking products. Information is not purely advertising, but you are walking a very fine line between the two. The real test will come to see if you continue using these products. Cheers

[@amgolfer3591]

He's been using the wood utensils and cup for a while now. I believe he mentioned this several times in the video. Martin is a stand up guy and I'm sure if he had a failure he would let us all know.

[@tsavage4185]

Absolutely, I was not suggesting anything less. I was just saying it's a fine line, not that I did not trust what Martin was saying. Martin is a great guy doing very good outdoor videos.

[@amgolfer3591]

T Savage it was a figure of speech. I don't think there is a fine line because he is using several of the items and has been for a while now.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Hello my friend. I do actually appreciate the comment. I do agree that it is a fine line and I try not to cross it. Some of the gear I have been using for a long time and some is all new. I will for sure tell if I run into problems in the future. I did not ask for gear to do reviews on, I asked for gear that I intend to use in future videos. I have plans for more cooking videos. I love to try out new recipes in the woods :) Thanks for stopping by - Martin

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

Good looking food and products.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks :) - Martin

[@Biogas_Bulgaria]

Greetings from Bulgaria!

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks :) - Martin

[@markcash2]

I really like your reviews of the products. It is a lot more about the product with an honest assessment. Many KZbin reviews often are not much more than boasting about how great a bushman the reviewer is. I appreciate your humility and directness. Now I need to contact Eagle directly as I have a need for the hat with the mosquito netting. I can use two of them (my son and I).

[@themartinblairproject]

That was a wonderful hearty meal my friend. Always love your videos. Cheers - Martin in Canada

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks my friend :) - Martin

[@jamesfleming555]

Nice little touch of those shots of the forest between segments, sort of a la Zed!

[@NorwegianWoods]

I think it is a nice way to show the area and the season. Zed is the man :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@LucidDream]

Ah, wish I could join you. lol That did look very good. Those veggies look very tasty. Pretty much a mix of everything I love.

[@redcanoe14]

Greetings Martin.Thank you for this excellent detailed review. First the Eagle stainless steel cookware. These products are well designed and of high quality construction. I love the kettles and especially the cast-iron griddle. Indeed stainless steel is durable, but in terms of heat conduction it is not as efficient as aluminium. Where aluminium is softer than stainless steel anodized aluminium makes the aluminium much harder. In bushcraft/ woodsman activities managing fuel is often a concern so I personally go for anodized aluminium and it is also a little lighter for backpacking. I use an anodized kettle from 'Broadstone', it is quite cheap, but well made and efficient. I use a Mors Kochanski Bush Pot which is a good design and very good quality. I also have an old aluminium coffee pot which can be used as a kettle. I do have one stainless steel item though, that is a Vietnam War issue stainless frying pan. I may replace this in the future 'though. Now to the wooden ware. Again these product appear very well designed and useful. However, with the 'kuksa'-style cups I have a bit of an issue. Traditional made kuksa, Guksi, Casa (depending on origin) are made in a very traditional way with great skill using Arctic/ Curly Birch Burl with good reason. The burl is very hard and the grain resists splitting like other woods. Traditional Artisans have long made a living from making these Kuksas ( I have Sami Ancestry) and as such, I am not supportive of many of the cheap wood so called kuksas made by other manufacturers (often mass produced in China). The materials are inferior and they are 'kuksa style' not really kuksas. Kupilka of Finland make robust 'kuksa style' products, but they are made from an interesting composition of resin and wood fibres, they don't call their products kuksa though. Thanks for your excellent videos and enjoy the last of your summer.

[@pinkiewerewolf]

Great gear. I wish I could purchase it here in the states. I'm sure companies would ship them but it seems supply can't keep up with the demand.

[@WillliamChaverri]

Great video, thank you very much, could you show in a future clip, how well fits the 1.5 l kettle into the 3.2l pot, I am very interested to get the 3.2 l pot and the larger pan to make a good Family camping cooking set.

[@RidgidRon]

I have some eagle gear and starting to use it some but for base camp. I find it nice gear but hard to come by here in the states.

[@NorwegianWoods]

I have been using some of this gear for years and like it a lot so far :) Thanks for stopping by - Martin

[@_Mordion_]

New sub from Montana USA. Thank you for the great videos brother.

[@nikkisun5546]

Mic sounds good. Thanks for the review on the eagle products. Like to get something like that in the states

[@charlecongle]

Do you have recommendations for other brands that make wood products ?

[@haraldthi]

Thank you for the overview. As for the gear talk goes, I can kind of understand it. As I see it, two great interests collide. I live with these interests too, so I can see how this might work, and I really have to excuse him. One one end, Martin loves nature and can't live too long without it. On another, Martin has a love for gear and technical stuff and all these things, he wouldn't use years learning to be an audio engineer without it. When Martin was doing audio engineer stuff, free time was all about getting back to nature. When Martin works as a farm hand, the technical side of him doesn't quite get enough. These things have to meld, somehow. And this is, perhaps, a way towards such a blend. Quite the experiment, sure enough, but without experiments you won't learn. Now to the gear. I have two pans from Eagle. One frying pan with copper bottom. It warped pretty fast, and may be the reason this newer pan is all steel. Bimetals almost beg for being warped at such high heat. I lost patience when trying to fry eggs last autumn, and went for a small Primus pan. Which is thicker but also heavier (for the size). I still keep the old one in case of large chunks of meat or something. I also have the wok pan, and this is pre bent so it shouldn't warp so easily. I haven't used it much, as it's rather large, but when you don't need a flat pan, and for stews and other things, it's a fine mid between a pan and a pot. What I miss is a large cup. Shaped like the newest cup you got there, but at the size (and with the deciliter markings) of that small, 3 dl bowl. I like to cut down on the stuff I bring with me, and the same way my deep wooden plate doubles as a cutting board, I'd like something to use both for drinking and for soups and stews. I like to stretch my tea bags and chocolate also, so a 3dl cup is ideal. As for the lav, the biggest issue I have with it is the chest sound. Actors often have lavs hidden in their hair during makeup, but I guess you don't have a makeup artist hiding in the bushes, so it's kind of moot. But perhaps under the brim of your hat? Or under the collar of you shirt (even if that'll give you more of a throat sound). Lavs are mostly used as backup, for precisely such reasons. But of course they're great for wind and for being far away from the camera. Save up for a wireless set, perhaps? (But I know, it's expensive.) Here's a good source for sound for video, by the way: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6THfp6nqa2dr5I

[@NorwegianWoods]

Hello Harald. I really don't think the gear is all that important. What matters is whet we can do with it. That goes for both audio gear and cooking gear. Some gear makes things easier and some makes me frustrated. I try to show the good stuff on my channel. I agree that the frying pan is thin. I guess it is compromise to save weight. So far it seems like it works good if I dont get it to hot. Good sound is a bit subjective, but in general I would say that a high quality shotgun microphone has better audio than a tiny lav mic. I do like this one so far. Not to much noice and a pretty hot and full signal. I have watched a few of Curtis Judds videos. He put out a lot of useful information. He do not say much about audio for backpacking though :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@jayspot4]

Thanks Martin for informative video - wish I didn't watch it while I was hungry though! very interesting products, especially the eagle stuff - too bad we don't have them here in the U.S. or Canada :-(

[@NorwegianWoods]

Glad you like the video. I do think some of the products are available both in the U.S and Canada. Take a look here www.eagleproducts.no/buy-here/ Thanks lot for stopping by - Martin

[@jayspot4]

Awesome! Thank you for the info, look forward to more of your videos!!

[@jameslane2667]

Great video James KCMO

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks :) - Martin

[@lavvuwildcamper]

Thanks for Sharing it was very interesting to see the Eagle products 👍👍 I will be coming to Norway in a couple of weeks and would like to purchase some things, I really enjoyed your presentation and i have now subscribed..All the best and Thank You... Skal 🍺

[@amgolfer3591]

Martin, pay no attention to the "couple" of negative comments. The majority of us really loved this video. I know I speak of behalf of many others when I say we have had several questions regarding some of the gear you have showcased in your past videos. I, along w/many others, really appreciate you taking the time to educate us. I have wanted to know for a long time and you answered several of my questions. I went to the Eagle website and couldn't understand the language. Is there an option w/English? I have wanted to purchased quality "wood" products for years and this is just the ticket. They have a few other items I want to purchase as well. Any more info on how to go about this in "English" would be great. Keep up the fantastic content my friend. I have come to truly love your content as it has turned into a fine therapy session for me:) Thanks again my friend and WE all look forward to many more videos. -Shane

[@Fossegrime]

www.eagleproducts.no/buy-here/

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend. My main intention was to show of some gear from my part of the world. I have not found much information on the English sites. I have found next to no information here on KZbin also. It looks like there are distributors in both the UK, the US and Canada. You could send them a message and ask what products they can help you with. There are a few web shops that sell a lot of this stuff here in Norway but I don't know if they ship worldwide. More videos are coming very soon - Martin

[@ingridpettersson5661]

Hej! I like your videos a lot and this was interesting too. Your videos inspires a lot and are "hemtrevliga" and I have learned much about being in the Woods wich is good when I am out. Probably others do that too. 😊

[@NorwegianWoods]

Hello Ingrid. I guess my videos will continue to change in the time to come. I do want to make videos about a lot of outdoor related topics. I have a long list of videos that I want to make (and it is growing all the time). The main focus of the channel will not be on equipment :) Thanks a lot for stopping by - Martin

[@TicTacdoe]

well done!

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks :) - Martin

[@savid3089]

I dont know but i am hungry now 😋🌻🌻

[@jamesfleming555]

Thanks Martin, this is a great video, but then I'm one who asked you to tell me about that kettle you were using. I'd not heard about Eagle, and now I can check them out. I don't think 1 gear review video in 100 makes you going "commercial", I see it as you doing your viewers another good service. Without your video it is highly unlikely I would have heard of Eagle Products out here in the wilds of the Olympic Peninsula.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Glad you found the video helpful my friend :) Thanks a lot for stopping by - Martin

[@samc705]

Some nice products there Martin,loving the large kettle and the frying pan,the cast iron object would be a "griddle plate"... As usual,good video, the sound quality got a bit scratchy in the treble range but apart from that it was cool (this also may be down to my own crap sound device lol)

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you Sam. I appreciate the feedback on the audio. I will try an listen to the recordings on other speakers and see if I run into the same scratchiness :) - Martin

[@scottengh1175]

Tussen takk.

[@raymurray3282]

Do you know if the 1.5ltr kettle will nest in the 3.2ltr pot?

[@kevinford9746]

hi mate it is called a hot plate that big round one

[@DetenkleFriluftsliv]

Hei Martin. My experience with Eagles wooden products is unfortunately not that good. I´ve had two cups now, and both of them very early developed cracks. Even though I took really good care of them. Rubbing them with cooking oil is a good way to maintain wooden products by the way. I won´t spend any more money on them. My next cup I´m gonna make myself. :-) Fin video. Hilsen Håkon

[@NorwegianWoods]

Hello Håkon. That is interesting. Maybe I have ben lucky with the gear I have used so far. I will for sure let you know if I run into problems in the future. Always nice to make stuff yourself :) Thanks for watching - Martin

[@danhold1]

nice video

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thanks :) - Martin

[@luigifrancotte6560]

hello,wait i'm coming to help you finish your meal ,haha !!!!

[@kas9633]

Do you have any idea why this 1.5 L kettle is more popular then 0,7 L kettle ?

[@MrBirdy001]

if your background is in audio engineering why did you not make / manufacture your own microphone ?

[@NorwegianWoods]

LOL. That could be a cool little bushcraft project. I suspect the sound would be mediocre though :) Thanks for stopping by - Martin

[@MrBirdy001]

NorwegianWoods: Brother ...you may be unaware but if you took that microphone you used apart [tho I'm not suggesting you do] you would probably find that the parts that the Giant Squid Audio Lab used to create that microphone were manufactured in China, and that it was only "assembled" by the Giant Squid Audio Lab .... if you take separate pre-made parts and make something with them you are actually making / manufacturing something ... The pickup they [GSAL] used to manufacture that microphone has a set value on ohms etc and can be bought individually as well as in packs of 10 or more from China ... either direct from the manufacturer or from someone who buys them direct from the manufacturer. Pickups [microphones] vary in sensitivity as well as type [mono / stereo ... passive / powered etc]. Sure, some people call pickups microphones, but if you think about it a pickup is useless as a microphone until it is wired into a working audio receiver ... it is only when it is wired into a working audio receiver that it becomes a microphone ... These pickups can be used for other things too, such as converting audio signals into light [if you buy one of those voice activated flashing wrist bands and take it apart you will see there's an audio pickup / microphone on its board]... the more sensitive the pickup the more light reaction you get. The paperwork that came with the [GSAL] microphone should provide you with the pickups specifications that you could then compare to what is available from China. The reason I made this suggestion is because your audio via your [GSAL] microphone sounds as good as the audio on my 808 #18 micro camera and the pickup / microphone on that is only 3mm wide by 2mm deep.... you can checkout it's specs online. For audio recording I use a Sony passive stereo microphone [that cost me 5.66 Euro including post from China about 7 years ago] and I suspect that these days they have improved on them since then, especially as the one I use is no longer available to buy. The one I use for audio recording works off a 10m cable without power. Something else you may also be unaware of ... Sales Hype ... There is an American vehicle Light Bar manufacturer that sells its Light Bars for $600+ ... the Brackets are stamped with the words "Made in the USA" ... what people don't realize is the exact same Light Bars can be bought direct from the Manufacturer from China for $92 including post ... without the box ... the only difference being the bracket doesn't have "Made in the USA" stamped on it, because it is a different bracket. There is an Australian Light Bar manufacturer that does the exact same thing ... they buy from China [in bulk, getting several $'s discount per unit] exchange the bracket and then claim it was "Made in Australia".

[@philipnorrman9932]

Utrulig hyggelig video! :)

[@nikkisun5546]

Oh and it always feels like you make enough food for me too. Ha

[@HoffMacTavish]

Video perfekt! Kann man genau sehen wie die alle Produkte funktionieren in Wirklichkeit. Danke 🤗😉

[@MaDmanex100]

I love wok pans

[@DJFleksnes]

Takk for fin video. :)

[@NorwegianWoods]

Bare hyggelig :) Takk for at du titter innom - Martin

[@MrKjetil1965]

Virkelig bra video! Skal sjekke ut de produktene.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Takk for det. Jeg har kjøpt mesteparten på XXL :) - Martin

[@JoonesAdventuresMC]

Tack för videon. Intressant med lite utrustningssnack, i synnerhet om mikrofonerna. Av eagle produkterna gillade jag den lilla hopfällbara trefoten särskiljt bra. Jag hade en trefot av järn tidigare. Den var betydligt tyngre och klumpigare men mycket användbar. Tyvärr har jag tappat bort den. Atb/Jonas

[@NorwegianWoods]

Takk for det Jonas. Trefoten har fungert veldig bra så langt :) - Martin

[@patrickmc.2011]

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH everytime you cook up bacon i have to go to the store and get some.

[@adelarsen9776]

Beer + Bacon = Civilisation.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Bacon is nice for sure. Glad you found the video inspirational :) Thanks for stopping by (the store) - Martin

[@patrickmc.2011]

THey should send you bacon to tell us what is the best for outdoors.

[@adelarsen9776]

Martin should ask Tulip for sponsorship. Or at least some free bacon. What do you say Martin ?? 1kg rolls of Tulip ? Sounds good to me...

[@mdascoota4293]

Is it legal to have an open fire in norway?

[@savid3089]

In our countries we have "warnings of forrest burnings", if the warning is on, you cant make fire. But if it is not on, you can make fire in forrest. 🌻🌻🌻

[@demogorgonet166]

I really love your a little bit earlier videos, when you talked more about places and their history, cause you are a great camera operator and you have really awesome stuff. And the gear, well, it is interesting a little bit too, but you tell about it way to much, sorry. No offense, it is you who decide)) By all means - Takk skal du ha!))

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you for the comment my friend. I do have a lot of plans for videos in the future. Not many of them is about equipment, but some are. My passion is all about being out in the woods, not trying out new gear :) - Martin

[@juhovieruaho2338]

Somehow I get a feeling that the products are cheaper Chinese quality but maybe I'm wrong. Design seems good and I guess price also reasonable. The wood material is not mentioned and where they are made. I tried to find them from Alibaba or Aliexpress but didn't find. Anyhow I like the product reviews also. EDIT: now I finally found from Amazon similar stuff made in China under label StanSport. For example look for StanSport 113003-SSI Stainless Steel Mess Kit. Or any other StanSport stuff.

[@alexcaufield4541]

Great video, Martin! Thanks! I totally disagree with some of the comments on here about it being just a product placement. It seems they read the title but didn't watch the video. The purpose of the video was to answers peoples questions on certain types of gear, and It did that wonderfully.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend. I guess that not every video is for everybody. I have no problems with critical comments. A lot of people seems enjoy videos like this as well. I will make some more gear related videos in the future, but my main focus will be on other things. - Martin

[@alexcaufield4541]

NorwegianWoods sounds great! I can’t wait for more videos. All the best to you and take care.

[@hermit6208]

The Man In Black! Looking scary.

[@NorwegianWoods]

Sorry about that my friend :) Thanks for stopping by - Martin

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

DOOD!

[@thumbsdownclub7514]

Everyone lighten up a bit. I think NorwegianWoods is still a good dude. Throwing in a few product vids isn't a big deal. As long as he doesn't act like Wranglemoon or Pure Living for Cash I think the channel is A OK.

[@amgolfer3591]

Couldn't agree more my friend. :)

[@NorwegianWoods]

Thank you my friend. I have plans for a few equipment videos in the future. Mostly stuff from my part of the world. I have plans for a whole lot of other videos as well :) - Martin

[@Don19762]

Too bad this channel has changed into product advertisements. Not sure I like this.

[@alexcaufield4541]

Jumping the gun a bit quick don't you think? It was one video....about gear that people had questions about....

[@amgolfer3591]

Alex, I totally agree. I am baffled by a "few" of the comments I am reading. The guy steps out and does something a little different and the whining school girls come out to play. Crazy......can't stand the complaining. I have always wondered about what gear he was using.....now we know some of it.

[@hermit6208]

Fellas, I think Don has a point. Martin says he contacted Eagle and shows more stuff from their line here than he carries. Additionally, they supplied clothing that is new. Past videos have been focused on product recently, also.

[@alexcaufield4541]

Ray, he also talked about a lot of stuff he bought. There is no issue here, Martin is just talking about cool gear he has or would like to have. It’s just for the benefit of us.

[@Don19762]

Don't get me wrong. I really love these videos. Just something I start noticing, not just in this video, but also previous ones. It's just an opinion :)

[@RobertFireLionBlueHawkWinkler]

Sad. This so called video is just a commercial. Quit the advertisements and get back to camping and bushcrafting!

[@haraldthi]

I suggest you do that yourself, if that's what you want. Me, I think this stuff is interesting. The most important part being honesty...

[@jayspot4]

Aw come on man - it's interesting hearing about new products. i think if you know Norwegian Woods (subscribe) you know he's as honest as they come. What better way to test equipment than to try it while CAMPING & BUSHCRAFTING.

[@amgolfer3591]

Robert, I suggest you relax buddy and stop complaining. I like others really enjoyed this video and I have always been curious to what "wood" products he was using in past videos. Now, WE all know. Martin is a good, good man and would never lead us astray. If you don't like this type of content, no problem, but stop whining like a school girl as there is absolutely no honor in this. 105 likes and 6 dislikes--one of them, I'm assuming is yours? Think you're in the minority on this one partner:) Peace my friend......

[@monaangeloutdoors514]

I enjoy learning about new gear. He has shown us gear he is using before and I find it educational and useful! There was one video about knives that I really enjoyed as I’d never heard of any of them. Nice to learn about new gear and see it in use! 👍

[@NorwegianWoods]

Hello Robert. My intention was to show some gear from my part of the world. I have a lot of plans for future videos that don't focus on the equipment at all, but I do have plans for some gear videos as well. My passion is about spending time in the woods. I do want to make videos about topics that is related to that. I really hope the gear presentations don't turn you of to much. Thanks a lot for watching and commenting - Martin