Posts about gear
Another day another giveaway! I’ve got a real treat for you today. I got in touch with Marjory Wildcraft and she sent a copy of her amazing DVD Grown Your Own Groceries. Where she will show you step by step how you can grow your own groceries with no previous experience, cheaply and only putting in part time hours. The DVD covers everything from water harvesting, compost, raising livestock and much much more.
Day two of the National Preparedness Month Giveaways. Up today is a neat little knife from the awesome guys at Survivalgearbags.com. It’s called the CardSharp 2 from Ian Sinclair. The CardSharp is the size of a credit card to fit in your wallet. The card part is made from a stiff polypropylene with living hinges guaranteed for life. It features a unique safety lock that can’t be opened in your pocket or wallet. The Cardsharp transforms with three movements from Card to pocketknife. The blade is surgical stainless steel.
Finally the wait is over! Let the games begin! Today begins the first day of my month of giveaways. To start things off I’m giving away a M4/Ak Micro Rig from my friend John Willis at Original Special Operations Equipment. If your into tactical gear at all I’m sure you’ve heard of SOE. I’m sure you know that the biggest complaint from the competition that SOE gear is overbuilt. John goes so far beyond any other gear making with quality built products. All SOE gear is also “Made in the Mother Fucking USA”.
So a few days ago I had a friend ask me what my favorite hiking shoe was. My first response was I don’t have one. I have a cheap pair of hiking boots that I use on occasion. I tend to use them more for cold weather with their waterproof protection. I even hate using them for that because they are heavy. I suppose If I spent a considerably larger sum of money I could get some ultralight hikers. Even though I’m a cheap ass I will pay for quality gear. I don’t think I will be buying them and let me tell you why I won’t be.
Today’s post might go long but medical tangent should always be a priority. I’m going to go through my level II FAK. I’ll tell you why I chose what I do. What works and what doesn’t.
