As they say ...."nice bit of kit" ...good video Stix....thanks for sharing it with us...

Well done, love to see the kit it takes for comfort across the pond. I like to have a higher quality compass, but like you said, if I can get lost it's in places where being off by one degree can be the difference of walking 20 miles instead of 2. Nice gear.

Nice kit, I like the little glasses, good idea. Thnx for sharing!

Great Kit, Keep up The Videos, Enjoy Watching Them.

Nice kit mate. Cheers for posting.

Hi Stix, I'm a new subscriber from Indiana in the US. I really like the common sense way you explain things in your videos. I'm glad you came through the big "C" ok. I did have a question. What neck knife did you have in your kit. I like it because it looked like it's at that sweet spot of being just small enough to be a comfortable carry but still big enough to be very useful. Thank you for your time.

Firstly, I always enjoy your videos. About this one, you said the first-aid kit was nothing special....I disagree. It was one of the best small kits I've seen. You have most bases covered, including the steri-strips and then sutures for worst case. Well done. If you don't mind a suggestion, if you include a small roll of gauze, a carabiner, and a small sanitary napkin or panty liner, you can make your own improvised Israeli bandage (basically a pressure bandage) to control heavy bleeding. Way cheaper and compact than the real thing. Anyway thanks for all the videos, and keep 'em coming. Peace.

true, i would imagine that your police would be likely to be more forgiving, i live in merseyside, where, as you can imagine, carrying a fixed blade and getting aught means a concealed deadly weapons charge if you havent got a a good reason

Hi Mo! Great to see you back mate and thanks for the mention!! Nice looking set of kits and sound reasoning as always from you about the stuff you're using. I bought me one of those volta battery cases just two days ago and I am impressed with it. That 5x3 pouch you have, could you get two Altoids tins in there with a small amount of space left over? I have been looking at one of those for a while as well but havnt managed to get up to Heinnie for a feel of one yet. All the best! MTFBWY

How often do people get ticks in Scotland then?

Us yanks get lost and some die in the wilderness every year.You would be ok in the American or Canadian wilds mate. You should come on holiday here, we would be glad to you have.

What is the 3rd maxpedition pouch called?

Great vid and kits.

Great gear, great video!!

Great video Mo, can you tell me the make of your neck knife and where I may get one please?:.

You need scalpels and a suture kit in every day situations?

Good job mate! question for you - will the Volta take a tobacco tin sized survival kit?

@STIXSURVIVAL the knife is illegal to carry around in the uk isnt it?

No space/survival blanket? Could use it with your line to make a little heat reflective shield for your fire to keep you from potentially suffering from hypothermia.

how do you feel about using the locking knife, i dont know if its uk wide, but im just south of border and its not legal?

great kits!

Whats the necker please? Another great video, thank you for sharing.

Nice vid. I subbed just cause your kick ass accent, lol. keep em' coming.

Great video! Thank you!

Cheers mate.

do you know the name of the neck knife in the volta case?

Amazing vid mate. I'm subscribed :-)

We have a minimalist wallet, do you want to review it?

whats the name of the 3x6 case

What kind of compass is that?

tritium vials mate....radioactive

"Bits and bobs"

tritium