While each and every survivalist and prepper prioritizes different tasks and gear, even more so, they prioritize learning different skills that they think will be helpful in the case of an emergency or survival situation. Being a survivalist and/or prepper isn't easy. It's very hard work, and while it's very worthy and worthwhile a lifestyle choice, it's also the kind of thing you'll never ...
March 2016 EDC Pocket Dump
Everyday Carry Item Breakdown Pipe Lighter IM Corona Old Boy Black/Chrome Pipe SederCraft Kraig Seder Short Poker Custom Pippe Tobacco Peterson Irish Flake Pocket Knife Kershaw Blur > Read our review of the Kershaw Blur ...
Buck 119 Special Clip Point Hunter Knife Review
Buck has always been a fascinating company to me. They very rarely jump aboard new trends, and rather tend to trudge along doing their own thing. I don't say this as a criticism at all, because clearly it works. A Buck knife is unapologetically a Buck knife. It's curious (because it's so rare) to handle a fixed blade with unique materials (phenolic scales and aluminium butt cap anyone?) that have ...
Survival Shelf – Survivalist & Prepper Link Resource Site – Relaunch
Back in 2014, we launched a survival & preparedness link resource site, SurvivalShelf.com, in the hopes of being able to show off a lot of the links we found in the industry that we thought deserved as much attention as they could get. Unfortunately, while we started strong, life got in the way, and so as those of you who had followed Survival Shelf will know, eventually this site went for ...
February 2016 EDC Purse Dump
Everyday Carry Item Breakdown Smart Phone Motorola Moto E 2nd Gen + Ringke Slim Case Flash Drive SanDisk Ultra Fit 64GB USB 3.0 EDC Camera Sony Alpha a5000 with 16-50mm Lens Pocket Knife Spyderco Sage 1 > Read our review of the Spyderco Sage 1 ...
Thinking of Prepping? Why You Just Need to Start Now
Prepping is like absolutely everything else in life - you can't get better at it before you start. Streamlining preps takes practice, dedication, effort, and some amount of financial investment as well. It's my firm opinion that you won't be able to get your hands on the ideal food stockpile for you and your family, for instance, until you've made at least a few mistakes first. As much reading ...