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    Thank you that was so helpful, what do you think I have been doing before I created this thread?
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    Anyone know a dealer in the UK that sells a Silky SUGOWAZA 420 (XL teeth) please? I can't find it anywhere.
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    Haix Protector Extreme for me.
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    I picked up a Petzl Vertex Vent Headset 31dB SNR the other day. I love the adjustment wheels either side they make for a snug fit.
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    Handsome looking cat.
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    Come on people there must be some cat lovers in here.
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    Sorry for asking for the companies name I didn't want to cause any trouble, just wanted to avoid any headaches as I'm gradually getting all my gear bit by bit for college in September.
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    I'm of the attitude of I would rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it, so type C's all the way for me. Anyway modern type C's are more flexible and cooler in the heat are they not? Seeing the damage caused to flesh via a chainsaw is more than enough to warrant some discomfort for me anyway.
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    Any chance you could name the company you are having problems with please swinny?
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    My two Bengals Milo (brown spotted) and Pip (snow spotted), brothers.
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    Boots ... again

    ^TANK^ replied to dent's topic in General chat

    Can't stand the colour of them to be honest . Someone must have tried these STIHL Advance GTX boots around here? They sound like the bees knees on paper.
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    Boots ... again

    ^TANK^ replied to dent's topic in General chat

    I have looked at the Pfanner Zermatt GTX, but the Stihl boots offer more protection and more for your money. Taken from Honey Brothers. STIHL ADVANCE GTX Chainsaw Boots STIHL chainsaw boots come with a rough tread profile on the sole, which is essential for a steady stance when working outdoors. Additional protection is provided by a steel toecap and cut-resistant inlay across the entire front of the foot. Breathable, waterproof material and padding inside the boots make them practical and comfortable for everyday use. Special profile sole with very good grip. High quality, water-repellent suede. With breathable GORE-TEX™ membrane Additional water and wear protection provided by high-rise rubber edge. Highly absorbent, removable inner sole. Suitable for demanding, professional chain saw uses on hillsides and for tree maintenance. BS EN ISO 17249 Cut Resistance Class 2 (≥24m/s)
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    Boots ... again

    ^TANK^ replied to dent's topic in General chat

    I would love to hear some feed back on these STIHL Advance GTX Chainsaw Boots as well? They sound and look like just what I'm after.
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    Cheers, same thing just different coloured packet.
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    This one? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CELOX-Gauze-Pad-Fabric-Dressing-Stop-Bleeding-Haemostatic-First-Aid-Bandage-/400308806578?pt=UK_Health_Beauty_First_Aid_ET&hash=item5d3443a3b2[url=http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CELOX-Gauze-Pad-Fabric-Dressing-Stop-Bleeding-Haemostatic-First-Aid-Bandage-/400308806578?pt=UK_Health_Beauty_First_Aid_ET&hash=item5d3443a3b2][/url]
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    Any chance of a link pretty please?
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    I know what you're saying I just feel a lot more confidant in a product thats used by military paramedics etc.
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    I'll pick one of these up then, the two combined should do the job. CELOX Z-Fold Haemostatic Gauze - new slim pack weighing only 34g! | eBay
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    This is what I bought. 6? Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD), Israeli bandage,FirstCare,First Respondedr, | eBay
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    "The ETD is essentially an ACE bandage, a tourniquet and a trauma dressing all wrapped into one. They've taken elements from the C.A.T. tourniquet, the typical sports (ACE) bandage and the traditional camouflage combat dressing and rolled them into one more efficient, more compact package. The Israeli bandage has a built in tension bar that applies continuous pressure to the wound, allowing the bandage to act as a stand-alone field dressing, sling, pressure dressing and mild tourniquet. It is ideal for head wounds, because it can be wrapped very easily. Directions on how to use the bandage are printed on the back of the package."
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    Will the 6” Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) not do the job desertrat0201?
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    Dak wasn't keen on the Colex granules.
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    I could probably squeeze some eye wash solution in there at a push.
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    6” Emergency Trauma Dressing (ETD) Decent water proof plasters Antiseptic wipes Salbutamol inhaler (I'm asthmatic) Medium sized first aid kit bag in red
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    I'm about a 44 inch waist those Stretch Airs weren't going round my pins lol. I don't start college until September but I will update this thread when I give them a good beasting.

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