Everyday Carry Item Breakdown Punchring G-10 Single Nuko Tool Flashlight Inova XP Not yet released; review sample. Word Game Bananagrams EDC Pocket Knife Spyderco Lum Chinese Folder > Read our review of the Spyderco Lum Chinese Folder ...
A Careful Look at Bugging In VS Bugging Out
No topic has proved as divisive on prepper and survival forums as the choice to bug in or bug out. The reality is that the choice is not always clean cut, and whether you bug in or bug out may actually be forced upon you based on changing environmental factors. Personally, I find the ability to adapt to be one of the key denominators in determining how well a prepper or survivalist does in bad ...
Boker Plus CLB Karambit Tactical Folding Knife Review
Despite its humble origins as an agricultural tool from Indonesia, the karambit has always elicited visceral reactions in people, which caused the knife design to lend itself easily into into its transition from being used as a tool for agriculture, to its modern use as a tool for self-defence. The Boker Plus Karambit, designed by Chad Los Banos, really brings home how much the karambit has ...
10 Things You’ll Regret Not Having Enough of When the SHTF
If you begin prepping for TEOTWAWKI, and a good stockpile is on your list of preps, it will quickly become evident just how many different items are useful to stockpile for a SHTF situation. Your list can be short and sweet at first, but once you really get into things, you'll see just how enormous a list of gear to stockpile can really get. Every once in a while, it's good to go back to the ...
Nite Ize DoohicKey QuicKey and SkullKey Tool Review
Coming hot on the heels of the Nite Ize Doohickey key tool review, here is another mini multi-tool widget-thingy created by Nite Ize for us to play around with. In this review are both the QuicKey and SkullKey, but besides the stylistic differences and an ever so slight change in ergoes when using the bottle opener feature, they are for all intents and purposes identical. As such, when discussing ...
Knife Drop: A Few Too Many Spydercos
That's a good chunk of the Spydercos Thomas and I own. There are a few more still mint in boxes, and I'm guessing a few at the bottom of pockets/purses or lying around on desks/nightstands. Yes, our collection of Spydercos is probably a little out of hand, but we do love 'em to bits. Edit: Forgot to mention; the knife case being used in the pictures above is the Spyderco SpyderPac Large. Been ...