The looming threat of a nuclear attack launched by North Korea has brought about a resurgence in Cold War era anxieties about survival in a post-infrastructure America. If such an attack were to take place, it may not mean the end of the world, per say, but it could certainly … [Read more...]
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A new all-in-one rescue tool from Benchmade | 365 OUTLAST
I've not only seen a lot of rescue tools, I've used a few as well. In the Ranger Regiment, we practiced extracting pilots and soldiers from aircraft and other vehicles. When you have a dedicated C-SAR (Combat-Search And Rescue) team, you have the luxury of having all the tools … [Read more...]
Rad on Gear: Always prepared with the Gerber Paraframe
Here at the Loadout Room, we love a good knife. This time, Rad's back out in the hills of Utah doing the sort of thing we all do, but rarely talk about from a preparation standpoint: killing time. Whether you're widdling on a stick or marking trees on the trail, Gerber's … [Read more...]
Rad on Gear: Hitting the trails with an Ibex Ironworks blade
Here at the Loadout Room, we love a good knife--and Rad is no exception. This time, he's out on the trails of Utah logging some miles and carrying a handmade sheep-hoof style blade from Ibex Ironworks. Ibex Ironworks is a veteran owned company that builds their knives by hand, … [Read more...]
Randall Made Knives Model 15 Airman
Back in the day when you wanted a hardcore knife for field use there was only one place to look, Randall Made Knives. Founded by Bo Randall who made his first knife in 1937 and founded the company in 1938 in Orlando Florida, Randall knives have been the go-to knife or soldiers, … [Read more...]
Photo of the day: Morakniv Tactical
As elite Special Operation shock troops, the US Army's 75th Ranger Regiment is constantly on (or behind) the front line of battle. Their gear is required to be as tough as the men themselves. After leaving the service having finished my 5th deployment, I still hold my equipment … [Read more...]
Toor Knives Raider: Designed to be the perfect belt utility blade
I love thick knives. They survive the rigors of the field better than the thinner blades I’ve seen in many “survival” and “utility” knives. I use my knives quite a bit. At a minimum, they are doing 1-2 weeks in the field per month building fires and gutting animals. I’ve seen … [Read more...]
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