Silky Bigboy, Les Stroud Axe, LL Bean Anorak

[@korndog725]

Couldn't help but notice, you and I are sporting the exact same axe AND saw! Love em both. Wouldn't trade em for anything else. Cheers

[@RichAllfieldnohit]

Yeah man, sweet combo...very capable. haha, you made my morning!

[@mikewest9274]

I enjoy your vids ! You helped me with the decision to go with the Les Stroud. At 72, I can't pack in or hike as far, but it is still great to set up camp and enjoy nature and the solitude. I hope Wetterlings has the issues worked out with this axe. Thanks for sharing and keep em coming !

[@RichAllfieldnohit]

Thanks, Mike. I have a few ideas brewing.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

This has been like a nice visit. Have you got some coffee for a visitor? Thanks for a relaxed, mellow video. I like to see a guy get out like this and just relax.

[@Greatlakesprepper]

The Bahco laplander is a decent saw but in no way compares to the silkies. It took 2.5minutes to cut a 4" hardwood log with the bahco, 15 seconds with the silky bigboy. I have the video on my channel if you don't believe me.

[@RichAllfieldnohit]

Great lakes prepper preaching to the choir

[@MTwoodsrunner]

great video with some very good salient points...subbed...atb...woods

[@RichAllfieldnohit]

[@TheGberg56]

Does the anorak have an accurate fit? (Does it fit like any other jacket you woukd buy)

[@RichAllfieldnohit]

Like most Bean shirts and jackets, it runs slightly large. The one I have is size L and you can see how big it is on me. I'm 5'11" 175 lbs.

[@c2thew]

curious, what watch were you using?

[@RichAllfieldnohit]

Casio Men's SGW300HB=3AVCF Multi-Function Sport Watch with green nylon band, amazon $42.18 altimeter barometer temperature