I'm pretty sure we've mentioned before how much of a valuable resource we think Amazon is for your survival and prepper gear needs. It's easy to use, excellent for comparison shopping, and free shipping means you'll be saving a bundle on gas (and saving time as … [Read more...]

Exactly one year ago, we hit publish on our very first entry to this blog: technically just a notice that posts were coming, though shortly after we published a real first article called How to Start a Fire After It's Rained. Since then, we've written on a variety of topics … [Read more...]

Yes, as many of you have already figured out for yourselves, yesterday's post was an April Fools Day joke. Spyderco isn't going to be replacing their ever-so-loved spydie hole with a thumb stud, not even on one knife. For those of you who bought our little trick, don't … [Read more...]

We've been itching to share this exciting news with you for a little over a month now. Spyderco sent us one of these babies a while back, but we had our hands tied and couldn't release the news (or photos!) until today. Without further ado, here's what the new Delica 5's are … [Read more...]

Hey guys! We love the comments and questions we've been getting on More Than Just Surviving lately. In an attempt to open up the discussion around survival and preparedness a bit more, we've created two new Google+ pages, one for Wilderness Survival & Bushcraft, and the … [Read more...]

Considering this was the year Thomas and I founded More Than Just Surviving, I'd say it's been a pretty eventful year, not just in terms of the blog and what we've managed to achieve with it, but also in terms of ourselves and our own personal goals. Thomas and I strive to … [Read more...]

This post contains outtakes from a previous article. Click here to read the original post. Batoning Round 1 Ontario SP10 Marine Raider Bowie - Amazon Fail. … [Read more...]

We don't have all those tabs up there filled with useful information quite yet, but we're working on it! We have tonnes of ideas that just need to be put to paper (or in this case pixels), so hang tight and keep checking back. … [Read more...]