Andrew Price
Gower Peninsula · Alone Season 13: Alone: World Championship
- Age on show
- 51
- Gear sourced
- 10/10
What Andrew brought this season
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category exampleSnare wire
Pictured: unspecified 20-gauge snare wire
category exampleFishing line and hooks
Pictured: unspecified assorted hooks + monofilament line
category exampleSleeping bag
Pictured: Wiggy's Antarctic mummy-style bag (-60F synthetic, long/wide)
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category exampleBow and arrows
Pictured: unspecified 40-lb takedown recurve bow
The story so far
Wilderness skills educator who learned foraging from his grandfather; founded his own bushcraft school after traveling the world studying indigenous survival techniques.
Our read so far
Price is the field's clearest professional educator, and Wales is a long way from the Arctic in every sense that matters. Wet coastal foraging instincts translate unevenly to frozen delta country, so the question of his run is whether decades of broad technique beat the home ground advantage some of his rivals carry.
The season is airing and his record is still being written, so this stays an in progress read. Watch whether the no knife bet holds up through deep cold, when multitool ergonomics get tested by numb hands. We will update once outcomes are recorded.
The picks, examined
Andrew Price learned foraging from his grandfather on the Gower Peninsula, spent years traveling to study indigenous survival techniques, and came home to found a bushcraft school. A resume like that usually produces an opinionated gear list, and his one real opinion is hiding in plain sight: there is no dedicated knife on it. The ax, the saw, and the multitool's blade split all cutting duties between them.
For a bushcraft educator that is close to heresy on paper and perfectly coherent in practice. Fine carving and notch work sit in the multitool, heavy splitting sits in the ax, and the freed slot goes to snare wire, which quietly gives him the full three system food spread of bow, fishing kit, and traps. It is the kind of trade a person makes when they have processed enough wood to know which blade they actually reach for.
Everything else is the proven core: sleeping bag, pot, ferro rod, paracord. In the Richardson Mountains, inside the Arctic Circle, the boring picks are load bearing. One sourcing caution applies across this cast: Season 13 lists in our data come from a single pre season report, so hold the details loosely until the season confirms them.
Compare with the rest of the Season 13 cast or see what every winner carried.