LIFEPROOF FRĒ Waterproof Case ReviewAt first I have to admit there's not much to the LifeProof case at first glance. I’ve used many different cases most have been similar to Otterbox ver… |
The Leatherman Surge ReviewSimply… Wow! I have to confess that I’ve been a very loyal fan of SOG EOD tools for many, many years. But I think Leatherman has them beat! I’ve be… |
Timberland Radler Trail Camper Shoe ReviewWith summer here now, I was in search of a lightweight shoe I could use for crossing brooks, and something that would allow me to get out of my hiking… |
Humangear GoToob & GoTubb ReviewI recently picked up these two items and have been using in both my bug out bag and travel kit. I’m sure I’m not the only one who can’t find a good ca… |
TI Survival Titanium Straw ReviewWhen you start to get your bug out bag, every day carry, or survival kit worked out and you have most of the items you need, for me this is the time w… |
PowerTraveller PowerMonkey Extreme Solar Charger ReviewIt’s no secret that I like power in the woods.&n t allows a person to stay out as long as needed to get the job done without have to carry large amou… |
American Kami APOCALYSPORK ReviewI’ve been look out for the best Spork I could find for my kit, I’ve always&nbs ved spoons and if I was really lazy I would just use sticks like chop s… |
GERBER LHR Fighting Knife ReviewThe LHR is one knife I have been looking forward to review for awhile now; and this fighter has some features that are revolutionary in desig… |
Atlas 1235 Snow Shoes Color: Fire ReviewWe are reviewing two options for backwoods travel by snowshoe; this one is the Atlas 1235 Snowshoes. Atlas is a big name when it comes to snowshoes. T… |
Stanley Outdoor Vacuum Bottle 1.0Qt Color Charcoal ReviewFor most of my life our family has used Stanley products. One of the oldest memories I have is of my father going off to work with his lunch and Stanl… |
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LIFEPROOF FRĒ Waterproof Case Review
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At first I have to admit there's not much to the LifeProof case at first glance. I’ve used many different cases most have been similar to Otterbox very large and bulky, bulky yes but they where very protective, such as the Otterbox one I’ve dropped over 30 times and once down three flights of wood stairs without any damage.
The Leatherman Surge Review
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Simply… Wow! I have to confess that I’ve been a very loyal fan of SOG EOD tools for many, many years. But I think Leatherman has them beat! I’ve been using the MONSTER tool from Leatherman called the Surge, and I say Monster, because this tool is heavier and larger than any other I’ve used from any company! The Surge feels more like a tool you would have in your garage, and my first thought was MAC tool! The Surge I would say is the MAC tool of Multi-tools, the one that is trusted everywhere and is heavy duty enough to do anything!
Add a commentTimberland Radler Trail Camper Shoe Review
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With summer here now, I was in search of a lightweight shoe I could use for crossing brooks, and something that would allow me to get out of my hiking boots after a long day! I also wanted something that was lightweight - this was paramount because if I’m going to carry something that I would consider a “luxury item” it can’t take up weight or space, or I most likely will not carry it!
Humangear GoToob & GoTubb Review
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I recently picked up these two items and have been using in both my bug out bag and travel kit. I’m sure I’m not the only one who can’t find a good carrying container for liquids when traveling, and many of the ones you use come with drawbacks such as not being trustworthy for travel since they will spill or explode.
TI Survival Titanium Straw Review
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When you start to get your bug out bag, every day carry, or survival kit worked out and you have most of the items you need, for me this is the time where I start to dial in the kit, taking stuff out and adding those small items that really enhance your kit.
