sometimes during camping, lighters and matches may not be the obvious solutions for starting a fire. this is where the EXOTAC nanoSTRIKER XL Outdoor Fire Starter will comes in real handy. though this method of lighting may proves a little too caveman-like, it is still far better than drilling a wood on pile of tinder
envy the survival skills of celebrity survivalist Bear Grylls? sadly, not everyone has that sort of aptitude like Grylls has. fortunately, Grylls has teamed up with Gerber Gear yet again and release a bunch of survival essentials to give the edge when disaster strikes. included in the line up of the 2013 Bear Grylls Survival Series
so the Mayans were wrong and the supposed apocalypse date are behind us now, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be prepared (and so your million-dollar bunker is still useful. not to worry). though you might want to focus on real survival gear rather than one that specializes in cutting down the walking dead and for that, you
while camping might be fun, setting up a traditional tent is anything but. this is where a tent such as the HEMIPLANET The Wedge Inflatable Tent will take that ‘pain’ out of your camping experience. the concept of an inflatable, pole-less tent was first introduced some two years ago by HEMIPLANET with the inflatable 2-3 person tent dubbed
fact: you will never know when you are going to need to cut through some wires, screw or unscrew some parts, pop open a bottle of cold one, or challenge someone to extract their teeth in the midst of their drunken stupor. and that’s why you have the Gerber Multi-plier 600 Sight Tool to do it all and more. packed into this one-hand operable black oxide finished
having a camping stove that can also juice up your gadgets in the wilderness is great but that’s only if you are fine by marshmallows and hot dogs on sticks all night long – for whatever number of nights you have planned to remain in the great outdoor and that’s also, assuming you won’t miss beef patties or whatever patties a bit. you probably won’t miss a hot sizzling burger for a night or two
if you are an outdoor type of person, chances are, tying knots are part and parcel of your outdoor adventures, be it boating, camping or whatever. everyone knows a thing or two about tying knots but the real challenge is getting it untie (mostly, we end up whipping out a pocket knife and sacrifice the paracord). with the Fish Bone Knotless Gear Tie, your days of eternal frustration
digging the old school sailing techniques? then we supposed crews slugging out after a night of booze overdosed and rope (or harness) cutting are part and parcel of life onboard of whatever boat you have. in that case, you might fancy this particularly handsome The Best Made Rigging Knife. you don’t need to believe in the legacy of maritime…
long before knife are subjected to fancy multi-tool treatment, it was just a plain and beautifully crafted piece of implement that has one sole purpose: to cut and that’s precisely what the Sod Buster Jr. Pocket Knife by W.R. Case & Sons is all about. we are not sure of individual family’s tradition but if you have a young man in the house, you may want to shove him this…
how much do you trust digital compass? for us, we are always dubious about its accuracy. so if you are on the same page as us, then we supposed a traditional compass is the way to go for you and speaking of which, this rugged directional pointer, dubbed The Lensatic Cruiser Compass by Best Made Company, might be worthy of your consideration. the lensatic compass was…
heading out for a day in the woods doesn’t mean that you should forsake basic survival gear and the RE Factor Tactical Survival Band you see here offers an extremely favorable proposition for those who love to travel light and yet maintain minimally prepared when emergencies strike. style like a wristband and wears like one, the Survival Band contains essentials for survival…