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These chaps are so economical that it is worth keeping a couple in the car and around the home. They are so easy to use and can literally be life savers. Originally developed for military use they now form part of many emergency packs around the world.

This is one piece of kit no camper or hiker should be without. Its an old adage but “you can never pack enough bottle openers”.

Who would have believed smoking your own food in your home could be this easy? It’s all thanks to those clever Scandinavians - they’ve captured their expertise in a patented foil bag.

Made from substantial, high grade stainless steel, these Ramen spoons are ideal for soup, noodle dishes, desserts, rice, stew and more.

The Swedes know a thing or two about outdoor and wilderness living. Products evolve because of necessity and ease of use. This is one such product that works just as it should on the trail or in the home for barbecues and log burners. Its price and versatility make it a must buy and it works well with a fire steel.

This mug is part of the classic outdoor cooking pot range by Zebra and is favoured by bushcrafters, campers and explorers worldwide.

Zebra produce one of the classic outdoor cooking range favoured by bushcrafters, campers and explorers worldwide. This plate is no exception.

This is the most recent addition to our survival playing card sets and once again might save your life when on water. They are a regular set of playing cards each with an individual survival tip on the face of the card. A perfect gift for every beachgoer, boater, kayaker, fisherman, sailor or diver. Features include: -

Not all Paracord is equal, construction, size and break test are very important.

We congratulate whoever came up with this little gem of a product.

It cuts, it forks, it spoons this is the one stop eating tool and a camper's essential piece of kit.

The name “Kupilka” means little cup in Finnish. It stems from a time when Finnish people warmed their hands around a little cup when drinking beverages during the long arctic winters.