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Ultimate Survival Gear: Part two - Fire

3/30/2017

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Greetings campers, and wilderness adventurers. Today, I bring you part two of a three part series where I feature some lesser known, yet important gear that can save your life. Throughout this series, I will feature little oddities and amazingly compact items that can have a tremendous impact on your ability to survive in the wild, as well as have a real good time in Nature. I will be featuring three articles on Camping, Fire, and Survival where I will take a look at some of the survivalist items made by the folks at Ultimate Survival Technologies.
Note: By no means are the selections below the only items, nor solely the most important, but they are items that I find useful and so maybe you will as well.
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The Sabercut Chainsaw Pro is a compact hand-guided chainsaw that can cut in both directions. It is ideal for cutting in confined spaces, and is the perfect size for backpackers who are worried about lightweight survival gear. What’s neat is the teeth of the saw are self-cleaning and can be sharpened with a standard chainsaw sharpener. To use it, you simply wrap the blade around a branch, then by securely grasping the handles and applying pressure, the saw will do the job as you use smooth back and forth strokes.
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The Stoke Kit is a ingenious little kit that includes a Micro SparkWheel, 2 Light-Me Tinder pieces and a B.A.S.E. Case 1.0, which in short means that it provides everything you need to start an emergency fire. It’s important to learn the skill of building a fire solely on natural materials when trekking the wild, and while I believe the Stoke Kit is a great option and can be a necessity for beginners, I also think it’s imperative to have a flint and steel kit as well, and a knowledge of how to use it. Otherwise, the SparkWheel is very cool, and similar to flint and steel.
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The Outdoor Skill Card Set is a brilliant set of survivalist cards, bound together in groups, that feature all sorts of helpful advice and guidelines as to some of the most pertinent questions that face the beginner wilderness adventurer. If you’re not really familiar with how to build a fire in all conditions, or how to survive on fishing by natural means, or way finding, they’ve got you covered. Additionally, the Skill Card set includes information on first aid, knot making, and shelter building. I’ve always carried around a thick survival manual that went more in-depth than the card set does, but it was bulky and always found a way of getting wet. But the Outdoor Skill Card Set is a different animal entirely. The cards are laminated and waterproof, and are easily stored in a small plastic casing that can hang from a backpack.
If you’re interested in finding out more about Ultimate Survival Gear, click here.


Article written & Photos by Brandon Scott / Eye & Pen.
2 Comments
Angela
3/30/2017 01:26:34 pm

Very cool thanks for posting Bran

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Ken
4/2/2017 10:30:30 am

Ah, those cards... just what I need. Do they talk about how to deal with various wildlife?

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