Recreational shooting and other stuff
Testing the Garmin Oregon 750t began late last winter so a review is overdue. Testing went great and the Garmin performed great. Finding a way to fully cover everything is giving me fits because this unit is packed full of features and capabilities. I can‘t write about everything in this article, but I‘ll hopefully give … Read more
You don’t have to be a prepper to appreciate the Henry Repeating Arms U.S. Survival Pack. Even though ammo prices haven’t come back down to dirt cheap levels, who doesn’t love a .22 rifle? And the AR-7 is ideal as a truck, ATV, cabin, or camp gun. Packing inside its floating stock, this lightweight rifle takes … Read more
The Böker Plus Wasabi Cocobolo is equal parts art and utility. While we like Böker for their sleek EDC knives and durable outdoor blades, the Wasabi is in a different class. Brought to us by designer Kansei Matsuno, it’s distinctively Japanese. So it’s got performance to match its good looks. The designer Since 1992, Kansei Matsuno has … Read more
When it comes to work pants, the Ditch Digger Double Knee Pants from Walls get the job done. But, they can serve double-duty as rugged outdoor pants too. Yes, they are durable pants for during the week if your “office” has heavy equipment, or requires hard labor. They’re also a great choice for cooler weather exploring. … Read more
The Princeton Tec Axis Rechargeable headlamp arrived for testing a few months ago. This headlamp is light and comfortable, but I needed a little while to warm up to the controls. After some testing, I‘ve seen the light and really appreciate the logic of the control setup. Some bright people flooded this headlamp with design … Read more
Diamond Brand Gear has been making their gear in the Carolina mountains since 1881. Wow. These guys make packs, tents, and more for the Boy Scouts and the military, so you know that they know how to make quality products. They’re introducing a new updated daypack this spring, and it is a remake of a … Read more