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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.

Reader’s comments: Controlling panic when canoe capsizes in whitewater

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07/31/2014

After my immediate shock of being in the water, gasping for air between waves, I recalled something one of your newsletters or blog posts mentioned about survival. I thought you might be interested that in the face of a stressful situation, your words of advice came to me and helped me.

use knife lanyard, make lanyard for knife

Five reasons to use a survival knife lanyard

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03/18/2014

Ever wonder what to do with that hole in the knife handle? It can be an important safety feature. Here’s how to use it.

Biomass backpacking stove review: Check out the SilverFire Scout

02/25/2014

Looking for a way to cut backpack weight? Or a practical stove for an emergency kit? A biomass stove might be what you need, and here is one worth considering.

Survival gear review: Solo Stove Titan biomass-fueled

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.