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Emerson Knives N-SAR: The Navy search and rescue knife

Emerson Knives N-SAR: The Navy search and rescue knife

When I think of a rescue knife, I think of an overbuilt, purpose-driven tool. By saying “overbuilt”, I don’t mean heavy, thick, or tons of gadgets; I mean a tool that can take a beating time and time again, and come back for more. It has to have a good balance and “feel” in the […]

Spyderco Double Stuff: A good field sharpener goes a long way

Spyderco Double Stuff: A good field sharpener goes a long way

I would be preaching to the choir if I told you how significant of a tool a knife is for EDC, go-bags, or survival applications. What I seldom see talked about instead are sharpening options for the field. Some argue that a field sharpener isn’t necessary because a quality knife shouldn’t dull so quickly between […]

Photo of the day: Violent Nomad Go! Bag

Photo of the day: Violent Nomad Go! Bag

“Not all who wander are lost (as long as you have some VN kits with you). The Violent Nomad GO! Bag is always ready, even when you may be slacking. Loaded with tools to promote survival in any environment.” – Clint Emerson Check them out on the Violent Nomad website!   *Photos courtesy of 100 Deadly Skills Facebook […]

Adventure ready rucking: Get outside, stay fit and practice preparedness

Adventure ready rucking: Get outside, stay fit and practice preparedness

I have a passion for getting outside and for fitness. Anytime I can combine the two, I’m all in. Hiking is a family favorite for my family. The adventure of going out into the woods and exploring new trails and terrain unlocks the human mind and spirit. I also like rucking for fitness as an […]

Prepared for adventure: Philosophy intro

Prepared for adventure: Philosophy intro

*Republished with permission from Eric Davis Blog You no longer need to prepare for emergencies: Flood, fire, hurricane, earthquake, terrorist attack, industrial accident. Whatever. Sure, anyone of those things could thrust us into a “Bug Out” situation; but nobody is really worried. Sure we could be forced into the streets with our families alongside thousands […]

Cannae Celeritas roll top pack

Cannae Celeritas roll top pack: A minimalist pack for travel and adventure

Lightweight and minimalist are how I tend to prefer my gear so I was excited to get then new Celeritas roll top pack for review. I took this pack with me on a trip to Hawaii and it definitely lived up to my expectations. It was very easy to compress down into a very small […]

The history and heritage of SOG Knives

The history and heritage of SOG Knives

In 1964, the Military Assistance Command, Vietnam – Studies and Observations Group (MACV-SOG) was formed to carry out unconventional operations. The strategic reconnaissance and clandestine missions were designed to secretly carry the fight to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam in order to dissuade them from supporting the Viet Cong insurgency in South Vietnam. The nature […]

Dia-Sharp credit card sharpening stone

Dia-Sharp credit card sharpening stone

When it comes to maintaining your gear in the field, everyone, for the most part, focuses on weapons maintenance. Knives will typically take a back burner to maintenance. Having the ability to keep your blades sharp is a must,  especially when out in the field and away from home. I’ve used many different methods, from […]

Crate Club's first aid kit: Courtesy of North American Rescue

Crate Club’s first aid kit: Courtesy of North American Rescue

When it comes to successful gear in the medical world its hard to beat North American Rescue. When Crate Club wanted to develop and send out a medical kit we knew there was only one company worth teaming up with. North American Rescue makes some of the best medical gear on the market, from pouches […]

American completes inhuman feat of endurance and solo-treks Antarctica

American completes inhuman feat of endurance and solo-treks Antarctica

An American has become the first person to complete a solo hike across Antarctica. Colin O’Brady, from Portland, Oregon, just finished the astounding 930-mile endeavour. The trek took him almost two months — 54 days to be precise. He completed it without any external assistance whatsoever. That means no dogs or machines to push his […]

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