Web-Tex make the small, cheap, useful things that end up living permanently in a rucksack lid — cordage, fire lighting, repair tape, poles and pouches.
What is here
Paracord in 100m reels, including neon orange and neon green so you can find the guy line you tripped over. Steel-of-Fire fire steels in cadet and army patterns. A military map compass. Twist-lock and extending bivi poles for propping a basha or a hide roof. Camo fabric repair tape, 50mm by 10m, which will patch a torn jacket or a hide net without a needle. Stash bags and pouches in VCAM, self-sealing poly bags, a wooden-headed boot brush and a 330ml ammo-pouch flask.
Worth carrying
Repair tape and a fire steel weigh nothing and solve the problems that otherwise end a day early. Bright cordage is not a gimmick either — hide and basha lines are a real trip hazard in poor light, and orange paracord is the cheapest fix there is for it.
See also essentials, hides and flasks and cups.
