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I have the RHS Muckster ankle boot great for fishing ( dont go a size up as they say though) and also the Men's Muck Originals Duck Lace-Up Leather Short Boots greatest things every for walking the dog - only things I have ever found that handle wet grass - no walking boot I have tried can cope with it.
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In reply to Post #18
Been using muck boots since 2008,1st pair lasted me 12 year's or so, have had artic sports last few years and they are still in tip top condition and very warm,
Actually still use the old ones for power washing etc
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If you do winter fishing some decent electric socks can be nice , when you put your feet into cold boots. Also muck boots have a 25% of sale on at the moment some great products on there.
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In reply to Post #14
Yep, 100% agree too.
Take mine everytime. No warmth, but provides a nice warm light.
A nice little gift or stocking filler.
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In reply to Post #15
Me too.. actually really handy and miss it when I don't bring it
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In reply to Post #13
Been using the NGT tap for a couple of years now and its never run out of charge even on a weeks camping. Something I thought was a gimmick but actually quite like it now.
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In reply to Post #13
I have a couple of uco lamps, they provide no warmth at all, but give a enough light to be able to see your shoes etc when getting up in the night. Plus I have seen rats spook away from coming under the brolly when they see them . And you can use citronella candles in the warmer weather to help keep the mozzies away. I wouldn't be without mine
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Trakker tap is actually pretty good - USB charge lasts and age and if you're a frequent T drinker way less agg filling small kettles for constant brews (they don't need lifting / placing upright on a bucket for gravity fills etc). . . I know it sounds daft - but in reality it works really well 
Never got on with the UCO lantern . . .anyone that says it provides warmth would be better off getting a Jungle blanket
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Quite fancy , a Korda spring bow 5+5 which would really come in handy . It would have to be a good deal really as wouldn’t pay the RRP .
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In reply to Post #7
I already have 2 pairs of Costa's, nice story as to why I have 2 pairs,my 1st pair fell off my hat and cracked a lens on a tiled floor, I tried to invoke the lifetime guarantee but Costa UK rep said as the model was discontinued and no spare lenses available too bad,not satisfied with this I emailed Costa in the US outlining the situation,they apologised and sent me an e voucher for a new pair of glasses for the cost of the replacement lens £60.
So got a new pair of £200 glasses. The broken ones I got polarised lenses made for by a local firm for £35. They're actually not too bad and use them for everyday use driving etc.
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In reply to Post #9
UCO website description uses words like,chase away the chill,fights dampness and provides cozy heat 😄
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In reply to Post #6
It’s a small candle, no heat benefit at all, just nice soft light on a long night.
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In reply to Post #7
Matrix landing net and tufty torch on my list
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Decent power bank, or you could never go wrong with some Costa or maui jim shades.
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Trakker tap is going on the list
As is the ridge monkey bivvy light but found the one with integrated power bank for the same £55 as the standard one Amazon. Only 5200mah but will should do a phone charge out of it 😁
UCO lantern is a nice looking piece of kit .But can't blow it out by remote control and any heat benefit would be wasted on me as door always open.
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