I have tested two different ax models the first with 37cm (14,5 inches) the second with 50cm (19,6 inches).
Both are from the company hultafors. (The classic line).
I like both of them but the long version is much easier to handle for my stuff.
But also a little bit heavier.
Maybe I will keep both but my main ax will be the 50 cm version.
Testing new sleep options here you see an improvised bucktent.
The camp was hidden quite well.
You always should use the shadows for your advantage.
This is my smock kit.
From left to right:
-first aid kit
-wool socks, underpants
-wool gloves, beanie cap
-pioneer kit with stuff like wire, lighters, swiss army knife, water purification tablets, filter, vaselin cotton balls, trashbag, etc, etc
Chest pockets
-camo scarf
-compass
-right in the rain
-Uk goretex jacket
-mtp poncho with 550 cord and expander
Esbit alcohol trekking cook set stainless steel (cs985)
Trangia 27 non stick ha the trangia set ive modified with an titanium pot instaed of two ha aluminium non stick pots.
The titanium one gives me the ability to cook on open fire. (Better than alu)
The esbit stainless steel set isn't my main cookset it's more a lightweight option for short trips.
