Prepped For LifeThis was a really cool shelter to review. The Haven Tent has an amazing lay flat design and gives all the niceties of a full tent, but in a hammock. (I haven't received product or payment for this review. This is all my honest speculation about the shelter)
Haven Tent | All-In-One Lay Flat Shelter SystemPrepped For Life2020-12-19 | This was a really cool shelter to review. The Haven Tent has an amazing lay flat design and gives all the niceties of a full tent, but in a hammock. (I haven't received product or payment for this review. This is all my honest speculation about the shelter)
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We finally made the decision between buying a pre-assembled year supply and buying our own freeze dryer...and we went with the Harvest Right. In this video, we'll talk about why
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No matter what's in your EDC (Every Day Carry loadout), you NEED a good belt. Just like gun holsters, I've been through my fair share of EDC belts, looking for the right balance between comfort, strength and width. Nexbelt was kind enough to send over their new Rogue EDC Gun Belt to try out on the channel and, frankly, I'm impressed. This belt is the real deal, offering several upgrades over the standard ratchet belts on the market - and coming in around the same price point.
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Well, I finally upgraded from the Spark, to the Mavic 2 Zoom. The Spark was a perfect starter drone for me, but this Mavic 2 takes things to a whole new level. It may seem odd to compare the Mavic 2 to the Spark, but we'll talk about whether it's worth 3 times the cost, and who each drone would be right for.
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Well, I finally upgraded from the Spark, to the Mavic 2 Zoom. The Spark was a perfect starter drone for me, but this Mavic 2 takes things to a whole new level
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No matter what's in your EDC (Every Day Carry loadout), you NEED a good belt. Just like gun holsters, I've been through my fair share of EDC belts, looking for the right balance between comfort, strength and width. Nexbelt was kind enough to send over one of their EDC Gun Belts to try out on the channel and, frankly, I'm impressed. This belt is the real deal, offering several upgrades over the standard ratchet belts on the market - and coming in around the same price point.
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Today we're reviewing the Paratus 3 Day Operator's Pack from 3V Gear. Weighing in at 4.45 lbs empty, this pack has a total capacity of 2,420 cubic inches or 40 liters. It's built tough, holds a lot, and is comfortable to wear. What's more is the pouches are modular, letting you set it up the way you want.
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This is not a paid review and I'm not a fan boy for Front Sight (to be honest, the marketing emails drive me crazy). I just happened to go to Front Sight with some friends a few years back and was very impressed. This video is my review of their service to first-time shooters. I always suggest that gun owners find good, competent firearms training from any reputable facility
Per Front Sight policy, no video was taken on property so still shots (and some burst series photos) are provided to convey the experience.
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With a blade length of 3.4", a closed length of 4.6" and 8" overall, this knife is very light at only 4oz. The blade is CPM154 steel and the aluminum handles come in a few different colors. Let me know what you think below.
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Weighing in at 2.2 oz, this light has an extremely small profile but packs a 400 lumen punch along with a rechargeable battery that gives around 70 minutes on a charge. Super simple to use and an IPX-6 rating, this is an impressive little design. Let me know what you think in the comments below.
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We'll test them both against heat, ice, and leakage. Plus we'll thrown in a couple others to compare against. In the end, they all performed about the same, with the only difference being that neither the OZ Leaktight or the Yeti leak water when tipped (huge plus)
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Given the size, weight, and feel in the hand, I feel that this model offers an amazing balance between a tough work knife and an elegant hunter. It's quickly becoming my favorite
Over the summer, I bought my first drone. When DJI released the Spark earlier this year, I knew it would be perfect for me to get started on and get some great footage of our summer adventures. Now, 5 months later, I'll talk about what I've learned and whether I recommend it over the other options.
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This slim holster is not only well-made, it's extremely comfortable and the quick clips make it very convenient. They take a lot of pride in their quality and design and it shows. Let me know what you think in the comments below and, if you pick one up, tell them I sent you!
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There are improvements I'd love to see but, for a folder less than $50, I can't complain and I would recommend this one to anyone.
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This week, we continue looking at hand gun malfunctions, learning about Type 2 (stove pipe) and Type 3 (double feed). Unlike the Type 1 which gives a "click" instead of a "bang", types 2 and 3 will present with a dead or mushy trigger. This should tell your brain to start moving out of the way, while checking the chamber to see which one you're dealing with:
Type 2 remedy (stove pipe): 1. Trigger finger goes straight 2. Support hand taps the bottom of the magazine 3. Support hand racks the slide, while tilting the gun toward the ejection port 4. Point back in on target and re-assess the threat
Type 3 remedy (double feed): 1. Trigger finger goes straight 2. Lock back the slide 3. Strip the magazine from the gun forcefully 4. Rack the slide 3 times 5. Reinsert a magazine 6. Rack the slide 7. Point back in on target and re-assess the threat
To setup a Type 2 for practice at the gun range: 1. Eject the magazine 2. Rack the slide ejecting the round, if any 3. Lower the slide, with a round sticking out of the ejection port 4. Insert a loaded magazine 5. Trip the trigger if you are shooting a striker fire (like a Glock) 6. Point in on target and get a dead or mush trigger
To setup a Type 3 for practice at the gun range: 1. Eject the magazine 2. Rack the slide ejecting the round, and lock back 3. With the slide locked back, put a round into the chamber 4. Insert a loaded magazine 5. Ease the slide forward, creating a double feed 6. Trip the trigger if you are shooting a striker fire (like a Glock) 7. Point in on target and get a dead or mush trigger
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We finally hit 1 year on YouTube and, in that year, over 1,000 subscribers! As an appreciation to all of you, I'd like to give away a Goal Zero Lighthouse 400.
To enter:
1. Go to the review video I did on this lantern: youtube.com/watch?v=Lfkgrezo44w 2. Give a thumbs up (and make sure you're subscribed to the channel) 3. Leave a comment, telling me about your favorite piece of gear for camping
On Halloween, I'll pick a winner from the comments, using a random number generator and post the winner here. (If I can't reach you in 48 hours, I'll have to move to the next winner)
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This week we're trying out the Lighthouse 400 lantern from Goal Zero. This little beauty isn't cheap, coming in at $79.99 but, looking over it's features and usability, I still say it's a good buy.
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Instead of a gear review or a how-to this week, I wanted to take you on our fall camping trip this year. Fall is our absolute favorite season for camping and I got some amazing footage. With everything going on in the world, I believe there is still a lot to appreciate.
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Building a camp fire is a staple for getting out and enjoying the great outdoors. But for beginners, it can easily turn into a daunting task if you don't know the basics. Here is a quick how-to on what you need to do to quickly get a fire lit and start warming up.
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This week, we're going to start looking at hand gun malfunction drills, starting with clearing a Type 1: Failure to Feed. The indication is a distinct "click" instead of a "bang" when pressing the trigger. Without the discharge of a round which racks the slide, the gun is basically an expensive paper weight.
To remedy: 1. Trigger finger goes straight 2. Support hand taps the bottom of the magazine 3. Support hand racks the slide, while tilting the gun toward the ejection port
To setup for practice at the gun range: 1. Eject the magazine 2. Rack the slide ejecting the round, if any, and resetting the trigger 3. Insert a loaded magazine, leaving the chamber empty 4. Point in on target, press the trigger and get a click
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I fell in love with the hybrid/tuck holster design years ago, going with an expensive leather model initially. As comfortable as it was, compared to the alternatives, I always had a problem with the holster sagging down, due to the smooth leather back. I was hesitant to try the Alien Gear at first due to the lower cost and lack of leather, but I instantly became a fan.
The Cloak Tuck 3.0 took what they learned from the first two models and upgraded things even more. It's light weight, comfortable to wear all day, and doesn't slide around like the leather model. I'm not being paid for this review and I can honestly recommend these holsters without reservation based on comfort, quality and price.
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We got ahold of a Harvest Right Freeze Dryer for a couple of weeks to test out and review. Freeze drying takes all of the water out of the food, making it storable for a much longer period of time (many foods can store for 25 years when freeze dried). Freeze dried food is becoming more and more popular among hikers and campers, as well as preppers, and is now sold by many companies such as Mountain House, Wise, Backpacker's Pantry, Emergency Essentials, etc.
In this video, we'll walk you through the initial setup of the machine, as well as the process to freeze dry your own food. We'll show you the things we learned along the way, between ideal machine placement, maintenance, etc.
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So I picked one up from our local Walmart for $197 to test out. I realize that there are a lot of Yeti and Rtic fans out there but, as far as I can see, they all seem to perform about the same. My real question is: is it worth the money to upgrade? In this video, I’ll test my best Igloo Maxcold Island Breeze 62 qt against the Ozark Trail High Performance 73 qt. At more than 4 times the price for the “knock off”, does it perform THAT much better?
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You may have watched my first video on the Borderland Trailer: youtube.com/watch?v=JUIFfwQq9R0 Unfortunately, they didn’t have a finished model for us to look at when we visited so they asked us to take one out for a weekend. So we linked up with some friends to hit the Cache National Forest and float down the river nearby. The trailer has an amazing amount of space and the placement of everything is very well-thought-out.
We have been car camping for years and, immediately, I realized how much effort we’ve been putting in. We have each of the elements that the trailer offers: packable space in my truck bed, a stove, solar power, a water filter, a tent, an awning, etc…but the beauty of an overland trailer is how simple it makes all of those things. Not only do you have an amazing amount of storage space - where you can keep most of your camping gear pre-packed - but your camp is set up in a matter of minutes AND with the solar and water filter, I can stay out for an extended period of time. I’m still not an RV person because I enjoy the rough elements of camping, but I think this trailer is a perfect mix of adventure and ease of use.
I’m not being paid for my review and I can honestly say that this is an awesome piece of gear.