I think writing about knives over and over again would turn any normal person to boredom but I genuinely find knife design to be a fascinating subject. It involves many subtleties and considerations to get a knife just right. Any manufacturer can produce a sharp object, it’s in making this into a fully-fledged tool where the magic has to happen. This is a full review and field test on the ESEE RC4.
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As more and more people get involved in the field of bushcraft it has a positive effect on increasing the range of tools and equipment available to all of us. There are so many exciting new items on the market and the TBS Boar Bushcraft Knife is just one of the latest knives to be put on sale.
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“You are only as sharp as your knife.” Keeping a favourite bushcraft axe in top condition or maintaining a large amount of teaching knives for the next course; there are a few things we do here at Ember Survival to make sure our kit is performing well. Read our full how to guide on Bushcraft Knife & Axe Maintenance.
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“From Lake Te Anau the Milford Road heads north with mountains growing on either side as it leaps from lake to lake along the Eglinton Valley. It was on this road, at a place known as the Divide; I would start my next adventure. The Routeburn Track in New Zealand.”
-Ed
Dartmoor in winter presents a familiar landscape with an alien covering. A couple of days spent hiking and one night out wild camping.
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Pitching a tent on a warm summer’s day without rain or wind is a great pleasure, you can take your time and have a right laugh with your camping buddies. However as winter is just around the corner these days are hard to find!
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