Recreational shooting and other outdoorsy stuff
This kit from Morakniv consists of the Outdoor Axe and the Outdoor 2000 knife. In the interest of full disclosure, I do own several Mora knives and use them quite regularly. They make a good knife at a decent price, and use good steel for their knives. It may not be the most up-to-date high … Read more
Coast recently sent us their DX355 and DX356 folding knives to review. They are functionally the same, both being liner locks that have a secondary lock which prevents them from closing unintentionally once they are open. And both have G10 handles with nice checkering to give them a comfortable gripping surface that not only looks … Read more
Yes, today is Halloween, and in a nod to the movie franchise, rather than the holiday, we’re reviewing the Zippo 4-in-1 Woodsman. It’s an axe, saw, mallet, and tent stake puller, all in one. Had this product been around 30 or so years ago, it could have had a starring role in some terrible movies. … Read more
Part of the Gerber Daily Carry (GDC) line, the Gerber Tech Skin Pocket Knife is designed for everyday use, but with a design that sets it apart from other pocket knives. Two different incidents in the same week caused me to want to take a closer look at this knife, and its unique properties. Overall … Read more
Two useful functions in one tool, the Swedish FireKnife from Light My Fire is something to get excited about. Being able to build a fire as well as having a knife are two of the essentials for camping. The FireKnife is perfect for that. And the FireKnife will never let you down, as it works … Read more
A handy tool like the SOG Backcountry Axe is useful for car camping, or extended stays off the grid. Any job that an axe and saw can make easier is a good fit for it. That might mean something as simple as collecting firewood. For others, it may mean the ability to construct a shelter. … Read more