I spent £100 on a bushcraft mystery box. What did I get? 

I Would feel Gutted personally,,,

It's hard to say if it's what I'd expect for the money. Depends on the quality of the knife

I'd never spend £100 on a mystery box - so this was the next best thing 😂 and aside from the knife I'm pretty pleased I didn't buy one. It had some good useful stuff inside - apart from that paracord wrap thing that you weren't sure what it was (me neither, I didn't have a clue) - and the axe was a bit weird with the wrench key holes in. The knife seems to be pretty cool though, and I'm sure you'll get good use out of it with that wee sharpening stone. Nice that the sheath had the reinforced inner as well 👍🏼 I hope you get yourself out properly soon, you'll be going stir crazy. Cheers Graham, a nice and different vid, and very enjoyable to watch :)

Talk about buying a pig in a poke.

My criteria as to the worth of these "boxes" is...would I purchase any one of these items if I walked into an outdoor store. Usually the answer is a resounding no.

You have to think would you have brought all these items if you was in the shop .Not much of a saving £7 for buying things blind. But you seemed happy with things that is all that matters .Nice knife by the way

Well ,I think you did ok for £100 , I have no experience with the axe you got or any axe that size but it would be good to see what you can do with it in a new vid .I had no idea they made cord winders I have been making my own for years rather like the ones we used in fishing when I was a kid "float winders " we called them everything ready on shortish line ready to attach when you got to the river bank . Everyone loves paracord so no worries on that score you can't have too much ,nor too many water sterilizing tablets either and as for the knife well I love it I have a number of Condor knives and while I am not a fan of every single design, they do make superb practical blades and damn fine sheaths to go with them as you just found out and I hope you enjoy using it .Great vid nice to see you I just found you today so I look forward to more of your work .

Have always wondered with these boxes

The half round recess on the cord winder looks as if it would hold a lighter. Cheers. Jon

I liked the knife nice chunky handle compared to knives of comparable size. I think you did ok

nice one Graham, love a mystery box. the knife looks chos! hatchet will help butcher small game and prep herbs. .. mebeez use that spool for a bit of hand lining 🎣

Nice video mate , love that knife !

Nice one Graham 👍

That knife looks awesome ! I think the axe looks decent but agree with you should not have spanner gaps 👍 🤣🤣🤣 Great vid dude !

Nice bit of bushcraft tools, i need a good knife, ive got the agawa camping saw, works well for me👍

Nice video Graham 👍

A thousand poxes on mystery boxes! No offence intended. Regards

Looks like you got a decent deal there Graham. Not to bad at all I like the look of the knife. Could you let me know how you find the paracord, I'm looking at buying some decent cord for a ridgeline. Thanks for sharing buddy👍👍

Nice vid Graham , was the knife fulll tang, just subscribed

It’s to wrap parachord

Is winter our new summer? When is a hatchet an axe? What happens if I ingest the silica balls? Great video, lots of food for thought!

I don't see the point of these 'boxes,' other than a good way to shift old / unsold stock. How many of those items did you actually need? Honest answer = Probably none, and now you're a hundred quid lighter. It's just gambling, but you can never win.

Just take a lot of pemican Or like me my homemade charcoal burners.charcoal is light.I use wood off the trail for boiling. But I take a whole lot of thick fattty pork chops heavily salted and packed like sliced bread.they last days.even in heat. The charcoal is for them .my charcoal grill is ultra economy. A cup of charcoal will do one thick chop.you can either snuff the unused coals or finish off with hot water for coffee. People are just not interested in my invention.but I try to advertise it .khantal wire. Or nichrome. The fire starts at the bottom. I make khantal wire net to hold the charcoal and the resulting dry heat flow reduces flare ups.plus its more economic with charcoal ru-vid.comg_m2LNOg5zA?feature=shared