The L.T. Wright Genesis is the new flagship knife of L.T. Wright Handcrafted Knives. Coming to you from one of the two founders of "Blind Horse Knives," the L.T. Wright Genesis has a lot to live up to. You'd think with that much lineage, it'd be difficult to make a knife that chalked up, but after testing the knife out in the field, I honestly don't think L.T. Wright has anything to worry about ...
Case Sway Back Gent Red Bone Pocket Knife Review
I will have to admit before I start this review that this knife has been my Case Cutlery grail for the past couple of years. The Case Sway Back Gent comes dressed in what I think are some of the prettiest scales around. The particular model I chose, the "pocket worn old red bone" version, I've gotta say Case really nailed aesthetically speaking. It's hard not to appreciate the charm of this little ...
October 2014 EDC Purse Dump
Everyday Carry Item Breakdown Phone Google Nexus 4 Secondary Pocket Knife Case Carbon Fiber Trapper Folding EDC Knife Spyderco Lum Chinese Folder > Read our review of the Spyderco Lum Chinese Ballpoint Pen Paper Mate Flexgrip Ultra Punchring G-10 Single Nuko Tools ...
Communication After an EMP
Welcome to another round of Reader Questions. This time we'll be discussing a two part question about EMPs raised by Bernard: Bernard's EMP Preparedness Question I'm new to prepping. I'd like to get info on: 1. Communication after an EMP and/or 2. How to protect my electronics from an EMP. Our Response: Post-EMP Communication Gear First off, thanks Bernard for sending in your question. For ...
CRKT Minimalist Folts Wharncliffe Neck Knife Review
The CRKT Minimalist set the standard in the knife world as one of the first truly affordable neck knives to enter the market that still offers a level of practicality that made it viable as a utility blade. While so many other neck knives at its price point turned out to be a gimmick, the CRKT Minimalist is actually quite useful as an EDC tool, and in my opinion, is one of the best back up blades ...
Winter Emergency Supplies: Survival & Prepper Gear for Cold Climates
Not sure if winter's begun to show it's frosty fingertips where you live, but here in Toronto, the weather's slowly begun to take a turn for the colder. Last December, Thomas and I had the misfortune of living through 5 nights and 4 days with no electricity in sub-zero degree Canadian weather, as the Toronto power grid went down and emergency vehicles were having trouble getting the electrical ...