My EDC Bushcraft Pack

[@susanp.collins7834]

Brewkit. What a LOVELY word!

[@andnowi]

What I learned from this is that you work out your carry weight - 20lb - over time. 👍 I took a load of junk gear out today to try it and start the process. Overthink things.

[@simonjames3417]

Those British Army Goretex socks are fab in the soggy UK climate, and have extended the life of my leaky old boots...

[@larrybadman9965]

I THINK THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS TO CARRY AT YOUR RUCKSACK ARE A PAIR OF NAILSCISSORS AND A NAIL CLIPPER, BECAUSE WITHOUT THEM, IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS WITH THE NAILS, ESPECIALLY, FROM YOUR TOES YOU CAN'T GO ANYWHERE. EXCELLENT VIDEO, AS ALWAYS.

[@tennesseesmoky9012]

A very comprehensive load out video. The EDC contents make a great deal of sense. So glad to have gotten a look inside of your rucksack. Thanks. - Tennessee Smoky

[@behindthespotlight7983]

Like yourself I keep all of by pack contents in separate bags. Here’s a little hack that’s worked out quite nicely. Instead of random nylon ditty bags I use two small knapsacks that were designed to be brought along on backpacking trips, packed in ones large pack, in order to be used on day hikes away from camp. In addition to these I keep my PSK in a fanny pack as well as my IFAK in another. Both are low profile and “low calorie construction .” Meant as carry-alongs so that a backpacker using a 75L “mother pack” isn’t encumbered on day excursions with anything more than a packable knapsack that carries the bare essentials for day hiking. This way if my heavy duty cordura EDC pack should become irreparably damaged I can strip out the contents and don the assembly of smaller packs. Including carrying the disabled big daddy back home or base camp so that I can repair it with broader capabilities than a trail side fix

[@keithorbell8946]

Can’t go out without tea 😉

[@warwickshireoutdoors]

Nice one. I love my TBS pot and bottle. ATB🏕👍

[@mrenoch2033]

Nice video! From the United States in the state of Colorado. Looking forward to the rest of your videos.

[@daveedwards6567]

Thanks Neal happy new years hope you had a great Christmas catch you in your next video

[@PaulOutdoors]

Ah, a spring time brew in the woods. Marvellous Neil. Lovely to hear the buzzards wheeling overhead throughout 👍😊

[@PossiblePouchPete]

Great video Neil, I've still got my Munro35 bought in 1986, still going strong 💪

[@greencraft4783]

Green or black buckles?

[@PossiblePouchPete]

@@greencraft4783 Green berghaus type buckles.

[@greencraft4783]

I got mine 83/84 and mine too has the green

[@susanp.collins7834]

That handle would make a useful weapon, too.

[@andnowi]

I dunno but i think he was being deliberately mysterious about that bit of his edc.

[@Spruce_Twig_Outdoors]

Hello there! I just want to say that this was an inspiring video. Got some new ides from it, thanks. Keep up the good work. Best wishes from Sweden.

[@Northeast-SouthwestOutdoors]

Nice kit, especially the mods to your bag👌

[@ChiefScout_Outdoors]

20lb Neil, I think that’s good, mines near 20kg, most of that is food to be fair. Sunny days fella 👍👍 All the best. Johnny

[@kanukkarhu]

Simple but effective. I also really like the homemade bits. Great video from a great channel 👍🏻

[@MichaelR58]

Good video, thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@marianmanzatu566]

Great ... you are the best ...

[@MrDefaultti]

Nice video again. Yesterday i had a a chance to put velcro on my patch from you. Now it is attached to my day bag rucksack. And it looks great :-)

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

outstanding content Greencraft. I smashed the thumbs up on your video. Always keep up the awesome work.

[@JamesGMunn]

How about a videon on some basics on binoculars?

[@stevenjones6364]

Nice1 👍😊👌

[@Pori9392]

First view, comment and like.

[@mikekeogh]

Trigger's rucksack!!!

[@greencraft4783]

😆🤣

[@fractalofgod6324]

Hi Neil thank you for the nice video.... And thank you for my patch, I've finally sewn it onto my karrimor rucksack and I love it. Quick question, I noticed you wear a casio g shock.. I also notice you have a mini compass on the strap, could you explain what model it is and what mods if any you've done to it, maybe a video on it for us watch geeks 😊

[@greencraft4783]

Hello Luke, the watch is a casio tough solar and I did the said review a while back. Its a cracking bit of kit for £35

[@fractalofgod6324]

@@greencraft4783 a nice one, yeah I'll look through your playlist to find that. Great watches.. I have the mudmaster GWG-1000, superb bit of kit.

[@johndorber6877]

I'm living in Germany and they undoubtedly make the best coffee but they don't understand tea, Ostfriesiantee is about the best. I now import PG Tibbs via Amazon. The question is, what brand of tea do you recommend. Tibbs tasts like heaven compared to German tea but you might know of something better than Tibbs.

[@adambacker8178]

Hi, Great video, thanks. Where can we get the green lightweight water filter bag? I looked on the links but could not find it

[@greencraft4783]

Adam , I make them up in batches, not sure when the next lot will be. I did do a "how-to" video a while back if you want to have a go!

[@pascalmarti4403]

this should be for sale. i would buy one - but only if you have "creencraft" on it.

[@Tom_Bee_]

Hi, Neil. I have that same Opinel saw and for the size and weight, it's a marvel. The thing with mine is that when it's humid and wet for a long time, the wood handle swells and it can be almost impossible to open without pliers, which isn't good. Got any tips or thoughts regarding what I might be able to do about this?

[@greencraft4783]

Hi Tom. I have had the same problem 😕. In the winter months I find carrying it in my trouser pockets help. I think my body warmth keeps the wood from swelling. Give it a try buddy.

[@Tom_Bee_]

@@greencraft4783 good shout. Thanks

[@EdmundoAyarzagoitia]

Does the size compromise its usability? I have the Laplander but the aesthetics of an Opinel saw just beats a Laplander. I know about the size 18 but if there is no big other than the size and locking mechanism, should I go for the smaller of bigger version if pairing it with a tomahawk, fixed blade and pocket knife. Or should I just go full mountain men mode and only have the tomahawk, fixed blade and pocket knife?

[@susanp.collins7834]

Try keeping it in a small bag with a silica gel sachet in it. You know - those little sachets that come with some products that need to be kept humidity free. I've threatened my family and friends with slow death and destruction if they throw them away. OK - I've had a idea. How LONG is that Opinel Saw? Let me know. I've had a idea..

[@tomcatt998]

That's a mean lookn pair of sox

[@badhat3051]

about replacing the #12 Opinel saw blade... I think that you could replace it with a reciprocating saw blade and some time at the shop grinding wheel, I have yet to try it but it looks possible... replacing the saw blade...kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJe6dIB_a7h3ptk

[@phillippearce8270]

And one last item....Neil's pad .........see what I did there bro

[@englishwoodsman]

6 adds mate ,

[@oo7naughtyusmaximus933]

That pack is like "Trigger's broom".....lol