Survival Common Sense Blog | Emergency Preparedness
Survival Common Sense Blog | Emergency Preparedness
A major decision and choice when buying hiking boots or shoes is whether to get the waterproof versions or not. You might be surprised why this is important, and which version will be the best for you.
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 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 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 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 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 moreThe Fox River is already one of Bark River’s most popular hunting knives. This version combines the Fox River blade and Bravo handle, and I’m betting it will be even more popular.
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