You display your talent through the effectiveness of your content. More success and support to you. Cheers. 💕

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Very kind words, thank you so much!

@wowcheers7488

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors Welcome, friend. 💕

I am glad to see someone else get as excited about a new axe as I do. Good choice too! Look forward to seeing it in action. Thanks for the video. Cheers

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Yes mate! Glad I’m not the only one 😂

Cut resistant gloves are brilliant. It's not poncy, as cutting yourself in the woods is a real pain. Love your videos. You're a natural talent. Waste no words waffling.🙂

Love youre excitement for the gear, hope it brings you lots of enjoyment. Great load out vid.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Cheers mate! Still loving it, some of the best gear upgrades I’ve made

Dazzy mukka I am sat here actually blown away, to see the stages you have gone through from the kit you are rocking now to your positive mind set, it makes me smile, well done. Looking forward to some winter camp videos from you. Rock & roll.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man, means a lot. I do feel like I’ve gone through some stages too, gotta get out on lots of camps now put the tools to use. Atb

@moorshound3243

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors just watching Endurance Room now, really jealous of the winter they are already having in the USA lots of snow. I miss the crisp cold winters, just been damp here for ages now, can't believe I made it to November camping out with just a wool blanket this year, mad!

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@moorshound3243 Yes mate! I would love a really cold winter this year. You’ve done well getting through this far with just a wool blanket

@moorshound3243

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors I just whip stitched an old wool blanket along the bottom & up the side about two thirds & turned it inside out to make a simple sleeping bag, it worked well, but the winter bag is out now along with an extra sleeping mat.

Just speaking as a Student Paramedic/Bushcraft Enthusiast, if you're working with axes I highly recommend picking up an on-brand CAT Torniquet, it'll set you back about £26 or so, but they're dead easy to attach onto MOLLE/PALS, I've got mine on my left shoulder strap, and if you were to totally fuck up your leg with the axe it can pretty easily become a matter of die without it or live if you have one. I must say though mate I've watched youtubers with twenty times your subscribers who aren't even half as engaging, really think you deserve more attention for your content...

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the advice! I’ll most likely buy that tourniquet you mentioned and use the other one I have to practice with. Appreciate the kind words as well man, cheers

@paulhorn24

Жыл бұрын

just a PUSH for this comment about the First Aid Gear. I second that it should be placed where it can be accessed in even the worst case scenario. And if possible, put it in a bag on your belt or the like.

Great to see you're so fond of the Gransfors axe. Can relate to that. Was in the factory a couple af years ago and watched them make the axes. Bought the smaller survival axe for myself and it's a small piece of magic. Nice vid, will look more. Greatings from Sweden.

Great vids Dazzy, keep up the good work 👍

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark 👍

Dazzy That is some serious gear upgrades. Silky big boy, Gransfors Forest axe! Even the lantern looked to be a good addition. Be careful on the axe, once you get one you end up buying more. Looking forward to your winter wild camps and congrats on getting to 2K. Keep making the great content and it will keep growing.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I know it’s very tempting to carry on buying, I’ve had my little spending spree now I need to work on my skills, it’s going to be a fun winter

Dope videos. I just ordered my Scandinavian Forest Axe as well. Excited to get it!

Thanks for sharing. I got the Therm-A-Rest NeoAir Venture, it’s nearly as light and packable as their much more expensive ones but much cheaper. Comfortable, comes in green which is nice. Only downside is R value of only 2.2. Would recommend.

I hope the channel keeps growing! Kit looks great. I'm not even a proper bushcrafter, I just like watching Dazzy talk about stuff and have adventures. Although I did chop down a few small black locust trees the other day to thin out the grove a bit. Those trees are hard as hell! 😂

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Diane 😁 I hope you showed them black locust trees who boss haha

@dianejones493

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors 😂😂😂👍🏆🥇

Excellent equipment! These few luxurious gadgets make a difference indeed ..but few more kilos/pounds as well ;) Axe and saw ..stunning! top of the top!! Greetings and have fun in the woods!

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I love this axe and saw, life long items hopefully. Atb

Looking good in your new outfit & backpack! 🤩

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Patty! Coolest man in the woods now 😜

i've got a Silky Gomboy Outback, love it. Congrats on 2K! Happy Birthday! Love the loadout

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Don’t tempt me, I might want that one as well 😂. Thank you!

Nice mate 2000 plus , Well deserved ! , Great kit video too .🙂

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Bob!

Hahaha what a trooper, bleeding out and still banging on. Great video, you got my sub

You've pretty much managed to nail my kit goals for the near future! I'd love to get a water bladder to actually utilize the slot inside the backpack.

Agawa also makes a dandy foldable bucksaw you may want to look into incorperating into your kit. I own both the Silky and the Agawa,i prefer the Agawa all day long. Everyone's different but i've found the Agawa can process firewood much quicker and larger pieces (which burn longer). Beautiful axe,can't beat a Gransfors !

Just found your Channel ,looking forward to seeing your winter camps ,big thumbs up on your kit too mate , i always carry a chair

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Nice one mate, I’d definitely be getting in a good few winter camps. Chairs seem to be a love or hate thing on here. Loving mine though

I remember that feeling when I ditched the Laplander for a silky and got a good axe. Snagged that pack a few years ago, bomb proof

Serious loadout that bud. All fit nice and snug in a fairly small bag, nice one

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man, the size and weight of it all suits me perfect

I got the silky professional gomboy curve there definitely the best saws out there in my opinion good video sir 🤘you got a new subscriber

Well done on the production and good call on the loadout items. Down round zero degrees even with a four season bag I think people would be really appreciating that wool blanket. Also recommend a head torch of some sort.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Got a video coming out at 5pm, camping in -4. The wool blanket really does make all the difference, especially without a bivvy it helps keep the wind chill off

Best pack out there in my old opinion

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I agree!

You've given me a couple of ideas for kit Daz. Little tip; always have a small cuts kit on your person. You'll not struggle to locate the plasters then lol, if you wander from camp with your cutting tools. In winter, I'd always have a little extra dry clothing, just in case you get a soaking.. You can regard your baselayer for night as part of that, so, a down jacket for emergencies would complete the top half. Great video as always. Enjoyed it.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Sound advice mate as always. I’ve since moved my first aid kit over to the hip belt on my rucksack. I can now quickly detach it too like you said when wandering from camp.

Good loadout we have almost the same exact kit 😂

I'm not a bushcrafter but really enjoyed this video, super cute :)

Enjoy watching your enthusiasm, add a tourniquet to your kit and a pouch onto the outside of your bag for your first aid kit, safety first as they say. Just subscribed, take care out there.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Trev! Good advice, I think I will do this. Welcome to the channel!

It's interesting to see your evolution of gears. I've started to watch your channel because you put more on the "spirit" side then the gears. Obviously we are all somehow gear addicts (many not all but just me). You've evolve to more main stream gears, which is fine because they could be mainstream for a good reason. As long as you keep that initial spirit you may want to try out any gears. Take care of your self with sharp tools ;)

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Seb really happy to read that. Passion comes first and then gear second. Really looking forward to this winter to combined the two

Fantastic

My favourite watch on YT right now 😊👊🔥

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Nice one mate! Thank you for the kind words 👍

That EDCM looks great!

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

The only bit of kit that has stayed with me from the very beginning

Silky’s bite ! They take trees down like butter 🧈

@hectortheerector

2 ай бұрын

Yep, but something that is on the same shelf is the samurai ichiban saw, I just got one in the post today and it cuts just as good and fast as my silky big boy. And only £35 on ebay

nice gear rundown... I have never carried an axe but got one a week ago so will see if I have missed out on something or not this comin year...

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Same situation here. Had a few camps with this one and loving it atm. Hope you get on with yours

You remind me of an Across-The-Way Joe Robinet, a tad bit. I like your channel. Big Ups, Daz!! 🏞..

I really like the kit, the saw and axe are on my to buy list, a good trade out for your kit would be to get rid of your ground sheet and have a poncho, it's a second shelter, it's a ground sheet, but also it's going to keep you dry on the way to camp. And best of all it will keep your gear dry. Also a solid recommendation is to take a simple bin bag to keep your blanket ect dry.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I haven’t had the axe and saw for long but they’re already right at the top of my favourite pieces of kit. No doubt you’ll feel the same too when you get them. Good shout with the poncho. I do have an emergency one in the organiser but if I’m expecting I’ll switch that out for a proper one

@JackPiercePT

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors Even those thin ponchos are good, but sometimes a bit fragile. Same here with the Poncho, I love it, when I got it I just thought it was good, but since then I've used it so much and I find myself using it often. Yeah mate, so excited to get a better saw and axe, I've got the Silky pocket boy and it has a broken tip, still works good, but makes a short saw shorter haha. As for the axe, currently using a cheap one from a random DIY shop, it doesn't stay sharp and just not as nice either.

Dazzys gone posh don't get too posh my man 👍 love the channel I like the realness of it and you 🙂 peace

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I’ll be switching out the whiskey for champagne soon 😜

@micahdavis214

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors u know ya posh wen u got a silver plated cookpot gold tarp pegs a shag pile groundsheet and peeps chopping your wood up fa ya 😉

My missus and I are preppers..love you videos

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Legends! Thank you for watching 😃

Great vid. will have to check out that zippo handwarmer, the electric one i've got is total crap! have a look at wrapping some paracord on the axe handle just under the head, like you had on the shovel, will help protect the wood when you have miss strikes.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I do like the zippo handwarmer, smells a little when on and got to stock up on abit of fuel. But apart from that it’s spot on. Yano when I first got it a did the paracord wrap but it looks so pretty without it 😂. I should have it on really you’re right

about your zippo hand warmer in the sleeping bag; zippo does a pretty decent job keeping that flame in there covered but it is still a flame and has potential to start a fire. Also, keep a ventilation system of some kind (not a lot, just enough) since it burns thus potential for asphyxiation. Nice gear, now go get it dirty and keep up the good work.

the beginning of this video had me uncomfortable hahahaha. I would recommend having a smaller, secondary med pouch molle'd to the outside of your pack. I'm in the states, but I found good luck with the "OneTigris IFAK Molle Pouch". If I pull hard enough, the way it's designed is that the whole front flap pulls away, so for minor to moderate scratches and injuries, it really gives me peace of mind. Great video. Cheers!

Silky makes there saws scalpel sharp! No joke.

Could you not use the silky saw to fell the tree instead of axe? Depending on tree size,use sturdy knife and batong it with heavy other wood to split the wood?

Hey do you have any experience with how long those silky outback blades last? Should I buy several?

So there must be a downside to the ultralight tarps. I guess they tear more easily, or dont last as long. But how much of a difference is it?

Love my Silky saws, but yes, they bite, they ALL bite… from the little ones to the telescopic pole saws.

*Starts bleeding everywhere* "Did I show ye me pillow yet? " Funny lad. Those Silkys are no joke I have the Zubat.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

😆 it’s a good pillow. The Zubat looks great too, wouldn’t mind adding it to the collection one day

Can't wait to get that bag, great setup you have there. Get a Mora Kansbol, very light and multi purpose. I never have axe, big chopper/survival knife and 2 smaller ones. It keeps weight down.

your awesome

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

So are you!

......and that is why you fully open and close sharp things.

Little late to the party but the saw will be much quiter too, if you're trying to be a bit "stealthier" : )

I haven’t seen you for ages , I’m subscribed but I don’t get notifications for you and I’ve pressed “all “ . ? Anyway good video

mint👍

I think you need a poncho or rain jacket. The other stuff is cool . Have fun stay safe.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

That’s something I forgot to mention. As I’m mostly going be to around camp I’ve been keeping a little emergency rain poncho in the organiser, just incase I get caught out

Wuttuh buttle. Love from ‘Merica.

To be honest Dazzy, you been a bushcrafter long before this video. And regarding the bushgang thing, i think we are A part of your gang. Proud member, right here. Much love, best wishes Holmen. Ps great video again. Nice axe, good steal. If you find it geting dull, get a axe grinding stone. Dc4 diamond side is not the best, too fine/small🎉

@moorshound3243

Жыл бұрын

Good advice.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate! I’ve recently bought the hultafors Swedish axe grinding stone, And after a little practice and getting it pretty sharp again. Atb

@moorshound3243

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors I got the axe size down from yours when I was in Norway, for some reason customs thought it was strange there was an axe in my luggage? Glad you like it they are one of the best axe brands you can get. Remember to respect your axe if you don't you will lose toes & that's if you're lucky?

Now Dazza. I think the handwarmer is very important, if you are in an unfortunate position were you need to use emergency kit you cant use it if your hands are frozen.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

True story! Especially helpful with having fingerless gloves too

get a foam folding mat, recently bought the thermarest z lite and its a game changer, I use a exped insulated mat and doubled up with the z lite I get the best night's sleep I've had since I started wild camping.there a bit bulky but well worth the slight inconvenience.also if you're thinking of upgrading your tent have a look at the robens starlight 2 tent , the picture it shows on most sites is of old model the new model is much better. its a serious tent and is sold as a tent for the harshest of winter weather.full mesh inner loads of features.£160 unbelievable price for what you get.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I’ve had my eye on the z lite in the past. I ended with the thermarest solite, which is also great. I’ve not heard of that tent but sounds bombproof! I’ll check it out, well good price too

@martyl425

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors hello my friend,the robens starlight 2 tent is considered a cheap scarp 2 tent. I've got loads of tents but robens starlight is the best by far . the only problem is it weighs 2.5kg which is pretty much OEX ,BANSHEE weight it's huge bro, it has washing line ,full material inner,so many ventilation options,160kmph windspeeds,6 pegs that's with guy lines,it's a olive in colour and blends in to environment well.the normal price is £252 but now reduced to£160.fixed corner posts so 5 minutes to set up ,please check it out bro . have a nice day take care bro.

What pouches did you buy for the jakaari pack

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Savotta’s own medium size pouches

Reckon you and good bloke outdoors should do a joint camp dazzy he is a southerner tho and talks strange but be class one I reckon for the new year

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

😂 I’ve not come across his channel yet, I’ll check him out. North vs South and get some competition thing going on haha

@davidhudson7590

Жыл бұрын

Well Yorkshire but canny south to us Geordies tho dazzy he's canny to watch

That's s nice looking jacket, what is it?

Nice vid. Can you or anyone else give me long term review under heavier loads zetera zetera. Cheers mate 😎✌️

Dude, great video. Tell me......what is the pack your usin'?

@Foggyfrog-

5 ай бұрын

It looks like the savotta jaakari m

All of the gear in this pack looks so sturdy and seems great for outdoor adventures. What kind of shoes are you wearing your thumbnail picture though?? They look sick!! I’d love a pair hahaha

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate. I’m so happy with this loadout. The boots are Dr Martens Combs in brown

All that gear for 11.7kg, I was expecting a much heavier pack weight. What make are the trousers you’re wearing in the thumbnail?

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

H&M’s finest 😆

True to rejuice so you Can go en like nothing 🎉 good word🎉🎉

hi dazzy, really enjoying your videos. Where’s that excellent shirt from?

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

TK Max discount aisle 😂

Hey man what kind of boots are those in your video pictures

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Doc martens combs

After the first 5 min, I’ve now moved my first aid kit to the outside of my bag

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I need to do this too!

Man those Zippo replacement wick bits are expensive, I've gone back to the old skool red velvet types

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Oh no, I may end up doing the same as you then

That looks like a really nice quality wool blanket, where did you get it ??? And is that a wool shirt or flannel???

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

The wool blanket is from eBay ‘BNWT Scottish Throw Wool Tartan Rug Camel Thomson Blanket’ I wish the top was wool too but it’s just polyester

wow. i've got the same backpack and our gear looks the same-ish xD. great video man, i think i want to do a loadout vid in the future!

Hey Dazzy, it's my first time watching your video and I love your channel. I also have a friend named Andy who lives in England. and he went to Vietnam to visit and join me in an episode. And I love your country very much. I just supported you all. you can check that in studio section. love you

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Very kind words thank you for your support. I bet Vietnam is a beautiful country for this kind of thing, I’d love to visit one time

Watching you handling that saw 🪚 nearly gave me a heart attack, you reminded me of Kenny Everett when he used to do DIY & chop various bits of his anatomy off 🤣 Out of interest where did you get the wool blanket?

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

😂 I quickly learnt my lesson. The wool blanket is from ebay (Wool Tartan Scottish -Thomson Camel)

@nickashton3049

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors Cheers for the wool blanket info. You could have easily lost all of your fingers when your hand was wrapped around the handle with the blade half open, as it could have easily snapped back closed on your fingers as it wasn't fully locked out. Take care & good luck with your bushcrafting adventures.

I bike-camp with a bike trailer and like to see what other people take out into the bush with them. I have the luxury of a little extra space and weight to be able to bring a tent and a few other items depending on the season, but otherwise, my kit is very close to yours. I have a very small hockey-puck sized collapsible usb chargeable led lantern that I love. I personally like self-inflatable sleeping mats for the R value and ease of use. But then again, I have the extra space. FWIW, I also carry a sub chargeable hand-warmer when the weather is expected to be cold.

You say Eh, asseh and proper in the correct ratios to be Cumbrian, but yev a Geowdie twang anaall leyk, Whis thou frae marra? Aahs Whitevven originally 👍 Bandanna over cup then slide canteen in to snug it up.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

😂 well spotted mate. Originally from Durham way but been living in Newcastle for a while now. I used to do that bandana trick but I can’t hear it once it’s in the pouch so I don’t bother anymore

@OldNavajoTricks

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors Not a Monkeyhanger then phew! Aah'll just stick ter toon patter in future then, hev a gudden the neet mayt! 🤘

Hey bud,great video.whats the shirt?

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

The brand is called ‘nerve’ just from the sales isle in TK max

Some lovely kit there Daz get some hestra fault guide gloves there heaven stupid money but once on your hands u get it totally why they best n youl ha grab some vida pros now can't wear adidas trackys kinda spoil the look haha,hurry up get vid in woods using your axe n new saw etc,I wanted that axe or the hunter but couldn't afford on pension so got hultifors large trekking axe and love it was under 60 and got a silky Zubat curved given of tree surgeon I no said there best jobs so getting there it's not cheap hobby is it lol

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, I ended going for some revolution race trousers, quite happy with them so far. My mate has an hultafors axe and we were comparing the two, both look like great axes. Hopefully I’ll have a video out next week of me putting the tools to use, just recovering from man flu at the moment haha

So do you like the axe?

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I had a dream last night and the handle snapped. I was sad

Dream? Sounds more like a nightmare!

you re the dmmmiest bushcraft camper i ve ever seen

Went to Amazon and the EDCM organizer, does not contain any items, it's just a bag. Bad advertising.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

That’s shocking mate. I’ll get Amazon told right away

What! No sink? you may as well get a RV camper…

@TraitorPotater

6 ай бұрын

Goofball. 😂

Just șpiț on that, put a leaf, or pee on IT when are not looking.. When I do see some guys how soft are they... There are some things in this experience that may kill You but, If You do chose to worry and stay in fear You wont live a Day; I do not say to pee on your chopped leg but even so, at least You would feel something how untill You cut some material to tie IT up, and I say IT because You may pee on yourself, there us no joke

A saw will drop a tree much faster and with much less energy than an axe if used correctly. The only reason you'd take the havier more cumbersome axe is versatility which is a fare reason but in the UK (I'm assuming based on the accent) if you get caught with either of them you're in trouble which is so stupid.

i cringe so hard when people taking chairs camping >.

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

It’s camo though 🤪

@davef5916

Жыл бұрын

i cringe when people care what other people take into nature to enjoy themselves

Voking bla bla👎👎👎👎🤮🤮🤮🤮

@johnnyfranzen6091

8 ай бұрын

Eshol

Holly shit , bro ...

Love the thumbnail. That axe and the saw look awesome too. Great color scheme you got goin on there altogether. That big ferro rod throws so many sparks it would be hard to not start a fire. The best striker I've found for it is the bayite striker (it may go by different names but it's basically a small plastic handle with a lanyard hole and a rectangular metal striker). Other things like the back of a knife etc will usually work but not like this does. If you're gonna have an inflatable mat, you should think about picking up some leukotape. It's hella strong and sticky so it can be used to seal a mattress, cover blisters, hold down gauze to the skin, and to do anything you could do with duct tape but stronger and stickier. Here's a link to it but there are other places you can get it and a few other medical tapes that are similar. www.amazon.co.uk/BSN-Medical-Leukotape-Tape-13-7/dp/B081H7PGZG

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Thanks man, some useful info here. I’m the same I prefer to use a dedicated striker rather than the back of my knife. I’ll check out those kit recommendations you’ve mentioned. Atb

Crazy! Our packs are nearly identical. I could predict what you got out and why!

@DazzyOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Great minds mate! Haha

@benscibi2036

Жыл бұрын

@@DazzyOutdoors Indeed!