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
getting hit by a flat battery is the worst nightmare for any gadget users. naturally, being an intelligent beings, we managed to overcome that shortcoming with portable battery but it still begs the question: what if your portable battery ran out of juice as well and there isn’t a wall outlet in sight? this is a situation…
as far back as the late 1800s, flashlight’s design has been largely cylindrical in shape and that design hasn’t changed much since, albeit modern day equivalents are more industrial-looking with aluminum or even titanium construction and uses more powerful LED elements. and hence, as sophisticated or how ever expensive they are, these lights-in-tube are pretty much still the…
the great outdoor can pretty merciless and it helps if you are well prepared to take on what the wilderness might have installed for you. then again, you wouldn’t want to trade-in your Bear Grylls-like agility by bogging yourself with a trailer of ‘essentials’. what you really need is something like the Bear Grylls Scout Essentials Kit for those just in case scenario. the kit is designed by the…
up till now, search lights have been restricted to being mounted and best mobile scenario would be a heli or a truck but the Dogstar Portable LED Search Light you see here might change all that. looking like a cross between a RPG and an assault rifle, this upsized futuristic LED flashlight is capable of a blinding 68,000 lumens of brightness which is something like 30 times…
there are many things in life that we wouldn’t mind a little extra in feature, even if those features are not something that we would take advantage of in the product’s lifetime. one such example is the Larson Explosion Proof LED Flashlight (EXP-LED-F4W). as the product name implies, the flashlight is intrinsically safe – a feature that we certainly has no need at…
think about this: are you prepared for emergencies of any kind? we are guessing, most of us would probably take our comfort for granted without giving much thought to emergency situations that range from power outages to other natural disasters. even if you reside in an area that is free from the wrath of Mother Nature doesn’t mean…
regardless of how much you dislike light up tools, you still can’t deny the fact that you will need to shed some light on what you are working on when in low or no light situation. ideally, you should have both hands working and not one hand occupied with holding a flashlight. such situation calls for the aid of a reliable handsfree light…
there is an age-old problem with the flashlight as we know it: it can’t be seen in the dark which defeats its intended purpose when you are hit by an unexpected outage (unless you are the odd lot that keeps a flashlight next to you whenever you go or whatever you do…
we don’t like to work in the dark but unfortunately, not every time we have the work environment our way. so there comes a time where we really had to work in low-light condition like nipping and cutting wires in a car’s engine bay…