What constitutes a ‘survival jacket’? What is it beyond an article of clothing intended to help you survive? It’s actually not easy to categorize. But …
Another commonly overlooked piece of gear is a reliable pair of survival gloves. A good pair of gloves will help to keep your hands functional …
Have you ever carried a concealed firearm in a jacket? I’ve struggled with that bulky, lop-sided look that comes with storing a pistol in a …
While you weren’t looking (or perhaps while your eyes were recovering from debris damage), sunglasses have quietly evolved from simple “shades” to keep the sun’s …
The concept of a Grey Man, or pretty much a grey anything is simply using the word grey as an adjective to describe transparency. Many …
For preppers, cold weather has to be the worst of the elements. In some parts of the country we are just entering the phase of …
Since the Bronze Age belts have been worn by all ages and all genders. A belt round the waist is a fashion statement (1), holds …
With the onset of fall up here in northern climes, my fellow concealed firearms carriers and I perform a collective sigh of relief. With colder …
I apologize now for the madness you are about to enter into if you read this review. My madness started about 30 years ago when …
Ask any experienced backpacker or outdoors-man and they will tell you that the single most important piece of equipment is their shoes. Take away his …
For many years the ability to disappear or blend in to one’s surrounding has become both necessary and popular, to the point that it has earned the right to be called an “art.” In this series of posts we will look at this art and how it plays a roll for the survivalist.
There is an old saying that has to do with hypothermia – “Stay Dry…Stay Alive.” Hypothermia is the #1 killer of people in the outdoors and a serious concern for individuals preparing for both natural and man made disasters (TEOTWAWKI).
