Just the right size to wrap around a credit card. I used an out-of-date driver's license. Now I have ID and tape.

Pic 8 made me 😆 because it looking like you should be killing it on da runway.

Excellent Quality - Plenty of room (I’m 6’ tall)

Would definitely buy again.

The Camp Companion is the perfect knife I needed to compliment my Scorpion HD, another true workhorse of the woods.

I’ve used it several times now and I can say it’s definitely warmer and built a bit tougher than the swagman (which I love). I used just this back in Feb as a blanket and as my under quilt in the spring. As always never disappointed with PF

the forester quilt is a welcomed addition to my kit. used it in 27 degree weather , naked lol, got down to about 20 degrees, and it kept me warm all night. packs great in my pathfinder scout back pack. works great and has lightened my load. highly recommend it!!

130 mm lid fits this skillet.

exceeded my expectations of Canvas sack,great quality

Pack is awesome!! Well thought out and designed and the new camo rocks!

A lot of the reviews for survival/camping gear are from people who use the gear very seldom if ever. To a more specific point I myself am very specific about what I like in a pack. I have thousands of miles under my belt from cub scouts through eagle and up through today. I have been through many packs (20+) and much prefer Kelty external frames. I am very hesitant and critical of internal frame packs and up until this pack have hated every single one. Which brings us the pleasant surprise that is this pack.

I just brought this pack through a 3 night trip in the woods on unmanaged trails in dense southern Illinois forest where I bushwacked my camp setup in the woods. I was not easy on it during this time.

I did not cater to the pack when moving through bush, brushing up against trees and brambles. Its material durability is comparable to the MOLLE II so absolutely bombproof. I had no issues with tears, rips or stitches pulling.

It maintains low weight and great maneuverability through dense vegetation. If your shoulders can pass through so can this pack (not so for many external frames).

It packs extremely well. The main reason I wanted this pack was for its simple bucket style. Very easy to pack a TON of gear if you know what you're doing. 30-35 liters is considered pretty small for overnighters. For me that is a huge amount of space. If you can't survive comfortably with what you can fit in this pack, you're just plain not gonna hack it with any pack whatsoever. I added three Helikon E&E pouches to carry comfort items, but they were not necessary. I could have fit four and plan to do so in the future. So those with size concerns here is what I fit for a luxurious 3 day after adding those three pouches.

At 40lb packed weight with some room to spare:
A 5lb 100% wool blanket, sleeping pad, USGI issue poncho liner and poncho, 9x9 tarp, pathfinder hammock and pathfinder tarp (great product aswell) 2 extra pants, shirts, socks and underwear, hoodie, leather gloves, 4 bandanas, toothbrush and paste, toilet paper, deodorant, safety razor, habilis bush tool, crkt woods chogan tomahawk, sharpening puck, leatherman sidekick, compass with signaling mirror, magnifiying glass, 3/8 ferro rod, bic lighter, collapsable straw, 100 feet of bankline, 30 feet of paracord, emergency blanket, flashlight and headlamp, Nalgene, Pathfinder canteen set, 4 days of food for 2 people, first aid kit.

I am not a large guy (5'9 160) and this pack carried that 40lbs all day without issue. No pain, no blistering, no issues. I'd say the 40lb range is close to the max for my size and this pack. Again, if you can't comfortably survive with 40lbs of gear you are doing something wrong.

So, all in all, for durability, maneuverability, packability, comfort and overall performance 10/10.
In full admittance I have yet to put this pack through years of abuse and neglect so I will have to update durability once I have but I have zero concerns it will cease to be great.

This kit is an extremely well thought out design, compact and a great use of space. I really like the pots. They make pouring hot liquids into other containers easier and (imho) probably safer than from my other round camping pots. I do wish they were made in the USA, sadly, I understand. Yet for not being made here they are of really good quality. I wish I had bought one sooner!

This class is definitely a few steps above the Basic Class. That said it is certainly worth taking. The instructors were great. Dave, Bart, Ty, Alexander and Eric were very professional and patient. They will not give anything up to give you an edge, but they will not stop helping you. I watched them help several students at even 2am get their bow drill fires. It was a solid class, with solid instruction from excellent instructors. If you’re going to take this class, do yourself a favor and practice your bow drill fire in advance. It is a requirement to get the patch. I did and it paid off.

I tracked down the manufacturer of these blankets to a top notch USA manufacture of woolen products. These are well made and will keep you warm even when damp. Wool rules for insulation vale and performance.

Now the downside for me...they went on sale for $194 a couple days after my two arrived at $225 ea. Sure, I would welcome a $31 (x2) instore credit towards one or two more blankets at $194.

I bought this to use on family camping trips. The tins will hold the various spices we use, as well as coffee sugar and such for breakfasts. There is room along the sides for the 5 “forks” we use for s’mores and packets of powdered electrolyte packets. Already made coffee with the French press, which I’ll store in the camp kitchen set, and could t be happier with the results.

Set arrived fast and in perfect condition. There was enough “tinder” packed around it to start a years worth of of fires, lol. It appears durable enough that my kids will fight over it when I die, and will definitely hold up to the dozen or so camping trips we take yearly.