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Review: Fenix rechargeable headlamp should be in your survival gear

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12/31/2018

I love headlamps, and think one should be in everyone’s emergency gear. This Fenix rechargeable headlamp deserves consideration for your emergency gear and/or Bug Out Bag.

Make room in your wallet for survival gear

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06/29/2018

How do you add survival gear to an already overflowing wallet? Do you need to invest in a new one? Before you buy anything, put your current wallet on a reduction plan.

Try these effective methods to carry water in your survival kit

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05/07/2018

Being able to carry sufficient water is a survival must. Dehydration can cause you to collapse in the heat or in the cold, and it can kill you. Every survival kit should have some way to carry and purify water.

Best outdoor pants? We review the Tru Spec 24-7 Xpedition pants

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04/20/2018

I wore these Tru Spec 24-7 Xpedition™ pants exclusively on a recent Mississippi River canoe trip, and here is the review and how they worked out.

Five ways to carry survival tools on a belt

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01/13/2018

Check out the Okay’s Key Safe as part of an inexpensive, effective way to carry survival gear.

Why you should make a mini survival kit part of your wardrobe

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11/03/2016

This collection of survival items in your wardrobe may get you through an emergency!

Typical Idaho elk hunting terrain. Out here, you earn any game animal. (Pantenburg photos)

Rain suit or poncho: What is the best rain gear for your outdoor survival needs?

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07/09/2016

Carrying rain gear should be a no-brainer. But what is the best rain suit? Or, is a rain suit even the best choice for you?

The Orion 65 has large capacity and really good insulation

Best extreme cooler | Orion 65 Cooler review

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10/20/2015

Most of us don’t need a high end cooler. But when you do need one, it could be worth every penny of the investment. We check out the Orion 65 quart cooler.

Survival gear review: Solo Stove Titan biomass-fueled

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08/11/2013

My biomass Solo Stove has been a constant companion in the backcountry since I got it last year. But the latest offering from the company, the Titan may prove to be even more useful to the prepper/survivalist.

The biomass Solo Stove takes very little fuel to boil water. (Pantenburg photo)

Video review: The Solo Stove biomass backpacking stove

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06/12/2012

Some things you can’t lighten up and one of those is stove fuel. So the idea of a lightweight backpacking stove, such as the Solo Stove, with no moving parts, that burns twigs, pine cones, sticks etc is very attractive.

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