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Bicycle EDC Backpack
Couple years ago i decided to buy a bicycle to move around town and also for keeping myself in a good shape.I had bought a very good mountain bicycle,because i thought that it would be perfect to go for overnights at the wood using my mountain bike. Since i was going to use the bike…
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How to Make a Walking Stick
A walking stick is one of the most useful tools for any outdoor enthusiast. Whether you’re hiking, scouting, or just exploring the woods, it can serve you in many ways. It offers support when going uphill and acts as a brake when descending. You can use it to test the ground or the depth of…
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The Mountain Raider Knife
I always loved knives and as a kid I used to have a Swiss Army Knife folder in my pocket (i still carry one,accompanying with a fixed blade).During my service I had used many knives not only bayonets or tactical knives,but also large bowie knives and small auto folders. I had made some knives drawings…
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‘Minute Man’ Load Carrying Harness: An old favorite with some modern twist Part #2
At the previous part,i had talked about the general idea behind this set-up and i had discussed about the belt,the Y suspenders and the padded sleeve.In this part i will explain the type of the pouches and some gear essentials that i carry on my harness. The ammo pouches i choose to carry are two…
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‘Minute Man’ Load Carrying Harness-An old favorite with some modern twist PART #1
In a previous article i had reviewed my personal survival kit which is part of my battle gear.This means that the survival kit stays at the belt all the time,until the need arises and i have to use it. When i was serving i was a big gear-holic!(still am,but since my budget are limited,i try…
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LTWK Genesis:report after three years of use
It’s been three years since i purchased my LTWK Genesis,the first model LT offered after the split of Blind Horse Knives.I managed to score one of the first run(the first run were 100 knives made and have PT stamped on them)with beautiful Desert Ironwood scales.It’s the only knife i have got that has such scales.For…
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First impressions of Esbit Dual Fuel Cook Set
So far i have used for cooking kits many different choices.I mean,i have a percolator for my coffee, a small 12cm Zebra pot,an MSR 750ml pot,couple stainless cups.Depending on what i was going out for and for how long,some or most of them were my cooking kit.I like it very much when i start my…
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Review of 180 FLAME stove
Since this is the first article for the 2017,i would like to wish you all HAPPY NEW YEAR! I was looking at the market for a while now to find a lightweight stove to use at my outings,especially during season where camp fires are not allowed.I wanted a small,easily packed and deployed,made of stainless steel…
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A Hunting Pack Load for Day Trips
Christmas is just around the corner, and the hunting season is at its peak here. The season kicked off in late August, though not all game was open for hunting right away. By mid-September — on the 15th to be exact — rabbit, warthog, and grouse season began, and that’s when more hunters, myself included,…
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Survival Kit:Multiply Your Chances to Survive
Many of us had heard before the terms survival kit, personal survival kit, urban survival kit and other similar kit. At the market you can find many kinds of survival kits of different size, small for pocket carry or bigger in tin or plastic containers. Some have a lot of items, others had less items.…