Accessories
— An All-in-One Blade for the Wild and the Unexpected → Click here to check out the Opinel No.12 Explore Knife on the official Opinel website.(Opinel supports this site via affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission … Continue reading The Opinel No.12 Explore Knife Review
The Gerber Scout Knife is an EDC and Trail folding knife that comes with a smooth bevel rotation and 440A steel drop point blade with a protective coating on the main part of the blade. With a lanyard hole, reversible pocket clip and window breaker safety feature you would be hard pushed to find a better quality all round knife for under $60. Continue reading Gerber Scout Knife Review
The Gerber Confidant Jade Knife is a G10 and Bamboo handled drop point folding EDC knife with two deployment options for one handed operation while still being legal in most US States. The blade is inspired by the Nessmuk knife which is great for slicing and food prep as well as day to day tasks. The black DLC coating on the blade resists rust and the liner lock is sturdy. Overall a great EDC for under $50 from a trustworthy USA brand. Continue reading Gerber Confidant Jade Knife Review
The Battling Blades Damascus Steel Skinning Knife is a campcraft / hunting knife with a very sharp damascus steel blade which is a blend of 1095 and #43 and #40 steel creating a visually stunning unique ‘whirl effect’ blade. The handle has a very attractive wood handle with a sturdy through tang and comes with a belt loop leather sheath. Continue reading Battling Blades Damascus Steel Skinning Knife Review
The My Medic mini IFAK kit gives you roughly 75 essential items for an on hand medical kit. The range of supplies gives you the ability to do everything from deal with minor cuts and larger bleeding injuries, treat pain and stings, allergies and dehydration all the way up to large complex wounds and even keeping an airway clear. There are a range of thoughtful tools and even a glowstick and paracord. The molle pouch can be carried by shoulder strap or attached to a backpack as well. With a choice of pouch colors and the ability to ‘upgrade’ with extra medical kits ( such as the one I chose for hiking) and a QR code linked first aid guide you will be very hard pushed to spend $75 building your own IFAK and come even close to the value for money for this Mini IFAK.
This IFAK will suit trained EMTs and anyone that is looking for a first aid solution in the home, vehicle or out on the trails.