It’s back. The World Cup 2010 is well under way in South Africa and despite England’s lacklustre performance so far, there’s still plenty to play for (and lots of matches to come).
To help you enjoy the beautiful game with a little bit of an outdoorsy theme, we’ve come up with our Top 5 bushcraft kit list that’ll see you through to the lifting of the trophy.
Pro-Tex Military Watch G10 Style
To make sure you don’t miss the start of the match the Pro-Tex Military Watch is titanium plated with genuine Swiss movement.
Perfect precision
As an added bonus, it’ll turn into a handy compass if you point it at the sun the right way!
Source Vagabond Wrap Tank
Source Vagabond’s most popular outdoor system works indoors too.
Fill-to-brim through the wide opening access with the cold beverage of your choice and save those pesky few seconds nipping back to the fridge.
Thirst quenching good looks
You never know, you could miss a crucial goal. (Lakeland Bushcraft advises sensible quantities of hydration at all times!)
Aerobie AeroPress Coffee Maker
Whether it’s to keep you awake through the pre- and post- game chatter or to get you going in the morning, you can’t go wrong with the AeroPress coffee maker.
A decent cuppa is a great motivator
And, it’s small enough to keep next to the remote control. (You can read more about the AeroPress here and here.)
Tatonka 1Litre Hot & Cold Stuff Flask
It’s not likely you’ll be allowed to use a Kelly Kettle to boil the water for your coffee in the middle of the television room. So, to save you the bother of putting the kettle on halfway through a game, fill up a Tatonka 1 Litre Flask with hot water before kick-off and you’ll have hot coffee throughout the match.
Keeping you topped up
Simples.
Leatherman Squirt ES4
The perfect World Cup multi-tool with bottle opener, ideal for cold beverages not transferred to your wrap tank.
The perfect multitool
And a handy wire-stripper tool for putting the plug on your new HD TV that was VITAL to have in time for pre- World Cup banter.
So there you have it – 5 easy ways to get your bushcraft kit to work for you, while you’re so busy watching the World Cup.
Roll on Wimbledon.
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