Survival Common Sense Blog | Emergency Preparedness
Survival Common Sense Blog | Emergency Preparedness
Once you qualify for AARP membership or Social Security, should you quit or at least cut back on hiking or backpacking? Nope! With some common sense planning and updated gear, you can continue hiking well into your “golden years.”
read moreSturdy boots are not optional for many trades. These Edgerton XDs may be a good footwear choice for people who work hard.
read moreSome 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.
read moreSometimes, the best footwear is a casual slip-on boot, for those times when you’re done working and just want to relax. These Irish Setter Fiftys may be just what you’ve been looking for.
read moreWool socks are standard hiking gear for me year round, and good socks are an investment. Here are some socks that will last.
read moreThe boot has to match the chore, and that depends on the climate, terrain, and activity. When you’re in a situation where you rely on your feet for survival – protect them at all costs. Moisture barrier liners? Maybe.
read moreIf you want lightweight footwear for day hikes or moderate use, these Danners might be just what you have been looking for. These Danner South Rim 600s feel like you’re wearing sturdy, high top tennis shoes.
read moreSocks are often an afterthought. But your sock choices are really important and can make the difference between comfort and safety outdoors . Here are tips for making the best socks choices.
read moreDeer hunting is different all over the United States. A southern hunter might be fighting mosquitoes and heat stroke at the same time a northern hunter’s big concerns might be frostbite and hypothermia. Here are some tips for that northern deer hunter.
read moreA bird and trout knife is designed to process fish and upland game. This Bird and Trout Knife by Lon Humphrey will do the job and is good looking and hard working.
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