AGAINST ALL ODDS:
A Tale of Two Bivvies
SOL (Survive Outdoors Longer) has come out with their newest offering to the bivvy market—the Escape Pro Bivvy.…
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AGAINST ALL ODDS:
Stranded With a Vehicle
If you drive through a remote area, whether the terrain is wooded, desert, mountainous, or flat, think ahead…
AGAINST ALL ODDS:
Survival Travel: Fighting Back!
Fighting back against an attacker may be as simple as grabbing something close by and utilizing it—fast! Most…
AGAINST ALL ODDS: From Trash to Survival Gear
No matter where we go in the wilderness, trash is strewn across the forest floor and in waterways:…
AGAINST ALL ODDS: Shomer-Tec Travel-Ready Gear
A company that has caught my eye over the last couple of years claims to specialize in “merchandise…
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Hobo Stoves
Campers, backpackers, hunters, and outdoorsmen alike are using small, portable devices to heat up dehydrated food, boil water,…
AGAINST ALL ODDS:
TOPS Slingshot and Bug-Out-Bag
Well-known knife company TOPS Knives has brought back childhood memories with one of their newest products. President and…
Against All Odds: Pine Fire All-natural Fire Starters
Pine Fire Shop started out as Pine Fire Fatwood in 2014 with mainly fatwood. The company often appeared…
Against All Odds: Survival Trees of the Eastern Woodlands
Being able to identify basic trees in wilderness areas you frequent is beneficial for survival. The British Thermal…
Against All Odds: Improvised Survival Gear
In every corner of the world that I’ve explored, I’ve found garbage or junk of some sort. Even in places I was sure were considered “pristine wilderness,” there was trash. Finding junk worthy of survival is a practice all its own, but finding it is just the beginning. At the same time, common everyday items can often be turned into survival gear by using a little ingenuity.