Survival Common Sense Blog | Emergency Preparedness
Survival Common Sense Blog | Emergency Preparedness
In the unpredictable world we live in, being prepared for urban disasters is a really, really good idea. Today, we’re diving into an essential element of your bug-out (or Get Home) bag – footwear. Specifically, we’ll check out five boots that are not only built for urban survival but can also withstand the challenges of walking 40 miles in the face of a crisis.
read moreThis South African boot was designed by wildlife Rangers for combat with poachers of endangered African animals. The boots might work well for you.
read moreBefore you invest in quality hiking boots or trekking shoes, decide if you want some with moisture barrier liners. It could be the difference between hot (or cold), sweaty, sore feet or hiking in comfort.
read moreA pair of rugged, sturdy boots should be the foundation of your elk hunting trip. But not just any boots will do. These Irish Setter Elk Tracker XD boots may be what you’ve been looking for.
read moreElk hunting footwear is really, really important. Before you invest in expensive boots for that first western hunt, here are some suggestions.
read moreWalking barefoot is a thing. Here are some boots that mimic that feel, without giving up any protection.
read moreTake care of your feet, and they will take care of you. That overused, mossy old cliche’ is in every survival manual, and that’s because it is true. If you can’t walk because of sore feet, your safety is compromised, and all sorts of problems will develop.
read moreAn over-looked category of footwear is work boots. But that type and style of footwear could be just what you need, and these may be the boots for you.
read moreMy waterproof boots get used hard on the Mississippi River, and these Muck Boots Apexes are proving to be up to the task.
read moreif I only had one pair of boots to wear for everything, the choice would be simple: sturdy, ankle-high, non-insulated hikers with a fairly aggressive tread pattern on the sole. Like these Irish Setter Pinnacles.
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