WILD CAMPING ‘MUST HAVE’ ITEMS FOR UNDER £5

These are a few of MY essential wild camping items that I take on most if not all trips. I know some of these items won’t be needed or may not be suitable for everyone but some, especially people new to this may find these helpful. I am going to be doing the odd gear video from time to time so hopefully you like some of the items i’ve picked.
All these can be purchased for under £5 each using the links below.
I recently did a video featuring items under £10

LINKS TO UNDER £5 PRODUCTS:

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GEAR I USE

TENTS

SLEEP SYSTEM

CLOTHING

EAT / DRINK / COOK KIT

ELECTRONICS / FILMING GEAR

MISC

[GoodBlokeOutdoors]

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[TheMadmacs]

great tip list, lifesystems anti tick spray is worth it.

[LisaWeir-ow]

Trekking pole holders ordered and you solved the how to use my phone in a downpour problem! Cheers Liam 👊

[ianbarnett]

Paper map and compass! You need these in the event your nav device fails. Learn how to navigate properly rather than relying on tech. If the tech fails you won’t have a clue where u are or how to get down. I haven’t seen any bloggers promoting good manual nav skills. Hope this is taken as positive encouragement. Thanks for the vids, very helpful.

[Leeslost]

Brilliant video Liam
And amazing guitar skills,

[yorkshire.woodsman_outdoor]

Our Liam being a "legend" again bravo brother bravo 👏

[NorwayHikesTrails]

Great gear tips. Thank you for sharing. Wishing you a great day.

[adge_ventures]

All in the cheapo detail mate. They can make a huge difference for little dollar 💰

Thanks for the upload.

Adge

[Al-hhvk]

Hi Mate. Nice video. Reference the map nav thjng with compass. I’ve signed up for a two day intermediate nav course in the peaks. It does cost more than a fiver but figured it’s an investment in my safety should my watch and phone both happen to break leaving me without GPS 😊. It’s prob a worthwhile skill having.

[shaungreen]

Cheers mate, just ordered the trekking pole holders

[Delgrey]

Another great video Liam, Great tips, Will Be Buying A Few of your Must haves!

[leedobson]

Another great video mate with useful content 👍
Keep em coming n I’m sure your channel will take right off in no time 😊

[marshalfresco]

"These come in handy when your walking and you just want to....fuck off!"😂😂
Great tips pal.👌🏻

[Skywatcher]

Great tips again mate 👍 simple things that are easy to overlook, cheers buddy, take care and God bless you 🙏🙏

[richardbinks]

For anyone like me who reacts a lot to midge or mozzie bites, get some shops own brand antihistamine tablets for the first aid kit. If it’s likely you’re going to get bit, take a tablet in the morning. If you do then get bit and start reacting, I take another.
Seems to help more than topical creams.
...and learn to use a map and that bloody compass! 🙂

[keironrose]

Really enjoying your channel dude. Nice one 👍

[craig]

Little cheap things like that can make a camp more enjoyable especially the midge net

[stuarthatton]

i definitely need to learn how to map read, a compass has been in my ebay shopping cart for weeks lol, i managed to get 3 sit mats off Temu for less than a fiver and they were purple, cheapest colour , you think your tight ha ha ha

[BaldyLocks]

I reckon you and EastAnglianBushcraft need to do a collab!!

[aaronspink]

Not for this video cause it’s more than a £5 but we’ve just for a fextail lightrepel best thing for keeping your camp midge free even on the low setting it’s performing well suppose summer be the real test but worth looking at bro 👌