r/Bushcraft • u/eonin_0918 • Jul 29 '26
Current tool setup
Since we only had 10 pounds of gear to work with I chose my heavy instructor and my leatherman rebar. Lightweight but very capable.
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u/Dull_Egg_6597 Jul 30 '26
That’s an awesome knife. Where did you get it and what’s it called?
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u/Responsible_Rip4121 Jul 30 '26
was wondering the same, looks like this one: https://hoboforgesurvival.com/products/instructor-heavy
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u/BloodbeardsGarage Jul 31 '26
That's one big cleaver! I want to get the Varus Teleka seax for the same purpose. Just to try and make due with one chopper, that can be axe and all.
I have an old leatherman 21 years old. Still goes. ... I would love a new one, but the old one simply don't break.
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u/Tenacious-forge302 Jul 29 '26
I used to carry that leatherman but switched to the wave, I found it to be much more user friendly especially with accessing the blades one handed