If you got here by typing something like "best EDC knife" into Google, you probably already have a little history with knives. Likely, you already have at least some indication of what you do and do not like in a knife, owning at least a few yourself already. But chances are, you are also looking to see what others think on the topic of the best EDC knife as well. In all probability, you're ...
ESEE Candiru Small Outdoor EDC Neck Knife Review
Traditionally speaking, ESEE Knives have been something like the voice of absolute reason in a market inundated with gimmicks and pseudo tactical nonsense. Over time, knife aficionados have come to expect a level of clean, functional purpose from Jeff Randall, and as a result, I was pretty shocked when the ESEE Candiru was announced. My thoughts were this: how could a tiny lil' 2 inch neck knife ...
June 2015 EDC Pocket Dump
Everyday Carry Item Breakdown Flashlight Inova XP Swiss Army Knife Victorinox Taschenwerkzeug EcoLine Fountain Pen Platinum #3776 > Read my review of the Platinum #3776 Notebook Black Mini Composition Book ...
The Reason You’re Going to Succeed at Prepping
I'm not going to lie to you, and typically, neither will any other prepper: prepping isn't easy. While, no matter who you are, you're likely to get a lot of negativity from society over being a prepper, prepping can be especially hard when not even your family is on board with your goal to be more prepared. Hell, even if you don't get much shaming from society and if every single person in ...
CRKT M16 Kit Carson Spear Point Tactical EDC Knife Review
The many variants of the CRKT M16 have been a reference model for CRKT for quite some time now. I usually tend to avoid uber-tactical options when it comes to folders, with the exception of the CRKT Hissatsu (which I love), but I felt it was almost obligatory to pick up what is one of the most popular tactical folding options on the market and give it a fair shot as my EDC; at least to see what ...
Prepper Shaming: Who Suffers Most from the “Prepper Stigma”
Truth be told, I'm more than a little fed up. I'm a blogger. And I blog about survival, preparedness, and gear. But when I tell people this, I get glazed eyes and blatant disinterest. I start by saying I'm a blogger, and while there used to be a stigma around that statement alone, I find the negative stigma around blogging for a living has been dissipating in recent years - at least a ...