Don’t let survival shows and Instagrammers lead you astray; here are the only five things y...

If someone ever tells you nice watch at a urinal you may want that watch to be the ParaClaw CQD w...

I did a previous article on the new GORUCK Constellation Urban Survival and Navigation course. T...

As an avid outdoorsman, it’s very rare that I find myself unprepared when I venture out into t...

Florida often invokes a specific image, Disney Land, beaches, sun and fun style living. Which is ...

It’s a simple topic but one that can always be updated as the times change. Today we take a mom...

With a company like Exotac, you can pretty much guarantee that you are going to receive an amazin...

Let’s go stab something was the first thing that crept through my head when I opened the Crate ...

Back in January of this year, I wrote a paragraph for the LOR’s “Photo of the Day” on a bas...

Last year, I set out on a run-of-the-mill 14-mile hike with a good friend from my Marine Corps da...

I first came across the Chiappa Little Badger survival rifle in a magazine a few months ago, and ...

Being able to start a fire is one of the most important aspects of survival as it allows one to k...

One of the tips I picked up in the Marine Corps was how to carry 2 water purification tablets f...

The advantage of a small kit like this is that I can throw it into any bag really and turn that s...

A compass matters. A good compass is not hard to come by, but often times they can be something o...

One of the most important pieces of a survival kit is your fire-starting gear. As with any essent...

Give your campfire skills an edge. With the new Black Pearl CampKit, there should be no reason ...

I served in the Marine Corps back in the 1990s and was issued this exact gear for all training de...

On the list or survival priorities, fire is one of the big ones. Fire helps with the other three,...

During the course of my career as a Green Beret, I was issued many things, some I was made to tur...

The crash through the ice was surprising. The chest constricting cold hit you immediately as the ...

PACE stands for (Primary, Alternate, Contingent and Emergency). For those of you military guys...

If you’ve been prepping for a little while, you’ve probably got the basics covered. �...

Water: a basic necessity for survival, but often enough treated as an afterthought.  When headin...

If you’re on the road a lot you need a survival kit. I was on leave a couple months back and dr...