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Episode 115 - Backpacks, Russian Stoves and Bushcraft Books

Episode 115 - Backpacks, Russian Stoves and Bushcraft Books

Released Sunday, 7th January 2018
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Episode 115 - Backpacks, Russian Stoves and Bushcraft Books

Episode 115 - Backpacks, Russian Stoves and Bushcraft Books

Episode 115 - Backpacks, Russian Stoves and Bushcraft Books

Episode 115 - Backpacks, Russian Stoves and Bushcraft Books

Sunday, 7th January 2018
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Episode 115 - Backpacks, Russian Stoves and Bushcraft Books

Join Sean and Sy in the first Sumo Survival Bushcraft Podcast of 2018!

In episode 115 the guys catch up with what has been happening over the holidays and much more.

To kick things off the fellas discuss the interview with David Attenborough that recently appeared in The Independent which criticised Bear Grylls for his programme “The Island”. The guys discuss Attenborough’s views on the issue highlighted in the article.

Kit of the Month

Sean talks about his recent published review of 28 litre Recon Day Pack from Scottish equipment manufacturer Highlander. Sean highlights the good and bad points with this latest offering and what his experience of it has been when testing it this winter.

Educating Sumo

Sy recently bought himself Russian military clone of a multi-fuel Primus stove. The guys talk about the stove and Sy explains how it works and what kind of fuels you can use through it. These stoves are an excellent investment for those not wishing to use gas cartridges.

Bushcraft Questions

John from Lancaster asks the guys what is the best way to store standard Alkaline batteries such as AA and AAA’s. Sy explains what steps he takes when acquiring and storing batteries and Sean highlights a few things to watch out for when buying batteries of this sort.

After listening to a old episode of the podcast, Grant from Wrexham asks the brothers if they can suggest one and if fire pistons any good for the bushcrafter. Sean talks about his experience with fire pistons and why they may not be a good addition to your fire lighting gear.

Alan from Hull is keen to get into radio as he thinks it would be a invaluable skill to add to his bushcraft skillset and he asks Sy if he can recommend some online resources where he can find out more. Sy suggest some excellent website and groups that can point him and other with a similar interest in the right direction.

Marvin Fore from the US asks the guys if they have a favourite outdoor book or author and what kit they are currently geeking out on. Thee brother talk about the books and authors that inspire them and some of the kit that they are really taking a interest in.

Dodgy Kit

Sean warns us about the latest flood of cheap copies of mainstream knives and why you should avoid them.

Another packed edition of the Sumo Survival Bushcraft Podcast. If you, your bushcraft school or your outdoor company would like to feature in a future episode of the Sumo Survival Bushcraft Podcast then please get in touch with us.

Show links
David Attenbourgh interview - https://goo.gl/7JYfW7
Highlander Recon Review - http://www.sumosurvival.com/review-highlander-recon-day-pack/
Sy’s Stove - https://goo.gl/4n1Eab
Radio resources - essexham.co.uk
Great American Survival - https://youtu.be/PmH4P5A9u-s

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