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What what's the knife you had in the thumbnail? Good review 😊

Pretty sure I can read the manual myself if needed so how about show the blade!

Love the Warbonnet! Amazing camp … what a blessing!

Amazing knife with a great story. Thanks for sharing the narrative. I need to try an F1!

Yeah I’ll need one of those to juggle with my blackbird xlc .

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This looks the business Gav!

Tnx to share information and experience.

their apocalypse in a satin finish is a knife I need in the collection. Good work Gavin.

This is that knife you want in your rotation.

Can we find these in N.America?

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Big knife was my first impression but that could be handy for splitting logs..

Nice one...the name could be re-vamped perhaps?

Very cool knife

Mine leaks on the pump and takes a lot of pumping to get to work.

I have knives from bark river, white river, TRC, and spyderco but my fav is the F1DZ. KING

Does the handle hydrolyze?

Love this set up

Is that an old Whisperlite?

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Outdoor skills +2!

Coffee at camp!

Wish I would have selected that color instead of the one I chose

I'm back from tik tok.. I'm glad I discovered you. I really like these techniques in nature! ❤

Kiero ver como lo isiste y si tu lo isiste

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Have to love the fire making

this is my favorite activity

Coffee by the fire

the structure is called a wikiup

Excellent skills...does this mean a new video is coming?

What suspension system is that?? That looks like it would fit my needs to a tee.

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Is this lentils?

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When I was younger my backpack was 25 kg but these days it's about 12/15kg

The Muka stove is awesome when it works but its to complicated and there is so many things that can break on it and there is not always a replacement. I almost bought the Muka before i bought my 2 Optimus Polaris stoves and there are replacement parts for everything on that stove and you can run ANY fuel in it. I feel like the Muka is more of a recreational stove and not a expedition stove like the Polaris, Whisperlite or the XGK EX.

Thanks for the review Geoff. I think that Petr's design philosophy will bear fruit for many generations to come.

hola me podrias enviar una foto de la valvula de presion de esta etufa donde sale la linea roja si puedes

If time to boil is important...this is the wrong shaped vessel for a stove of this power and a lot of heat is wasted. These stoves and not just this stove a broader base for cooking generally or boiling is better. Good video though. The other thing with testing is the red should be showing and this normally requires extra pumping...other stoves too need to be pumped up and some such as the MSR Dragonfly, the intensity of the burn diminishes as the fuel drops to about 100 mls or so. The Muka is a nice stove although it is a bit complex to appeal to a lot of people. Stoves such as the Dragonfly or the Optimus Nova can be completely stripped and rebuilt in a few minutes. The valve mechanism on this will last a long time but if it gets an issue, it isn't easy to rebuild. The generator is rated to 20L of fuel and you should really use shellite not gasoline/petrol. I have used unleaded petrol though and it does run well (unlike the Dragonfly or Nova) as the jet is not exposed. An exposed jet means the flame can dance on the jet and this will cause performance issues as it soots. The Muka though I really do like it. Good video.

Thanks for the video, I bought one on impulse, have not received it yet, you just put my mind at ease.

LOL A Swedish company made an American style knife and then bashes the American knife industry.

Ummmm sprinkle some seasoning on it?

Any thoughts about f1 in 3G steel?

I thought this video was excellent and helped me in making my choice of boot. The one I chose was Lundhags Tjakke Mid!

Hope you had a good Christmas mate. Happy New Year.