Vintage gear: The Kelty Tioga backpack sets the standard
How good is the Kelty Tioga backpack? I’ve used mine – hard – for decades, and it shows no signs of wearing out. Here is why you might check out this old vintage piece of gear.
Irish Setter Edgerton XD review
Sturdy boots are not optional for many trades. These Edgerton XDs may be a good footwear choice for people who work hard.
Five tips to make your baseball cap better survival headgear
Your survival headgear deserves a lot of consideration, and a ball cap may have a place in it. Here are some ways to make that cap more effective.
Best trail shoe? Check out this review of the Danner Trail 2650
Some of your most-used walking or hiking shoes/boots may end up being lightweight, low-cut trail shoes. That makes these Danner Trail 2650 shoes worth a second look.
How important is a hat in your hot weather survival gear?
Don’t overlook your hat when choosing outdoor survival clothing. Here is how to pick a hat that may save you from heat stroke and/or severe sunburn.
Tool review: Huron 13-inch Half Hatchet
Looking for a good, usable hatchet to add to your preparedness gear? Then check out this Huron.
Who needs tactical footwear? We review LALO’s Nine-inch Rapid Assault Black Ops boots
Hot weather hiking boots are every bit as important as cold weather hiking boots. Consider adding these LALO tactical boots to your get-home or bugout bag.
Video: Gear you don’t need – dump the Mylar blankets from your survival kit
Do you carry a Mylar blanket as an emergency shelter item? If so, here’s why you should get rid of it.
Jim Green boots help preserve your feet and endangered African animals
This South African boot was designed by wildlife Rangers for combat with poachers of endangered African animals. The boots might work well for you.
Urban camouflage: Why you should blend in to walk home after a disaster
You’re driving home from work, something “big” just happened and you’re completely stuck in gridlock on the highway. But, you’re prepared for this scenario. You abandon your car, grab your Get-Your-Ass-Home backpack out of your trunk and start walking. How do you blend in with all the unprepared people, so…







