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As a young boy, I read the original “Hardy Boys” book series. The key characters in the books were Frank and Joe Hardy, teenage brothers and junior detectives who seemingly were always prepared for anything. Both Frank and Joe always had a pocketknife with them,…
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This Trail Light may very well be one of my favorite new gadgets. It’s just a little light that’s always there, clips to everything and works. I clipped one on each strap of my pack and haven’t used any other light since. It’s extremely light and compact…
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Besides a pocketknife, one of the most useful tools that I keep with me virtually all the time is a flashlight. Whether heading to the office or outdoors, a reliable light source can prove to be not only handy but also life saving. Flashlights come…
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Despite a wide range of technical, synthetic outerwear available to those who work outside in cold and rugged conditions, traditional fabrics such as heavy-duty cotton and thick wool are still hard to beat, mainly because they can take a beating better than their man-made counterparts…
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Anyone who gets dropped by parachute into the jungles of Africa or the peaks of the Himalayas for a few days of outdoor survival knows to bring the right equipment along. My first choice of equipment in these scenarios would be Bear Grylls himself. And…
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The worst part about buying a high priced knife is that half the time they don’t come sharp out of the box. Now, I’m a man of particular tastes. I like my soup boiling hot, my steak bleeding, and my knives sharp enough to shave…
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Timber Hawk‘s position in the outdoor industry is firmly rooted in the idea of a very high quality product at an affordable price. Certainly this is nothing new as a marketing slogan, until you get a chance to substantiate those claims by getting your hands…
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I received my pair of Vanguard Spirit XF Binoculars to review for Outdoor Hub at the height of the off-season. With three solid months between New York State’s spring turkey hunting season and the early September Canadian goose season, there was no opportunity to take them out for field…
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I mentioned in an earlier post that the biggest hole I poked in my backcountry hunting set-up during our Cohutta, Georgia wilderness marathon hiking trip was my sleep system. The hospital pillow that I thought was such a great idea ended up leaving me tossing,…
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This review originally appeared on Wired.com Although I’m a geek at heart and love new technology, I’m also a little stubborn to change at times. Case in point: I’ve been using the same style of clunky propane camping stove for 25+ years now. How’s that…
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