Nobody said you could't look good while fighting for your life in the wild, right? If you agree with that - as ludicrous as it may sound - this survival kit designed by Fort Standard would make for an aesthetically pleasing struggle. The kit (which, unfortunately, is not available to purchase) includes a compass, pen knife, fishing wire, and more in a sharp looking and compact golden canister. Life is Precious was commissioned by Wallpaper Magazine for their handmade show in Milan which we will be attending and robbing.
Our everyday carry list is starting to grow a bit too large for our pockets. That said, there are certain things we can't pare down. We're not ditching our cell or wallet, and now we're not ditching one of these multi tools from Stat either. Available in a few different versions, each will keep you prepared for those ... continue reading
For a no-frills flask that's perfect to toss in your bag when you're out camping or exploring, turn to Stanley. The classic brand has been crafting solid, well-made food and drink gear since 1913. Their latest flask is the first in the Adventure Series which is aimed at being both essential and rugged. With more grip ... continue reading
The ultralight 37 Grams Pocket Knife from Baladeo gets a sleek makeover in this latest edition. The all black version clocks in at 34 grams and features a 420B stainless steel blade with black titanium coating that is partially microdented to help you cut through tougher materials. The knife sports a liner lock locking ... continue reading
The CR123 battery is not one that you see all the time. In fact, it's pretty much only used in digital cameras and flashlights you'd expect to find in a great every day carry rig. There are plenty of options for an EDC flashlight that uses the CR123, but few are as bright as LED Lenser's new F1 Flashlight. Powered ... continue reading
When you're outdoors and the temperature starts to drop, it's not the time to dillydally. Yeah we said, "Dillydally," because now you're paying attention and this is important. When you're camping or hiking and need to get a fire going in a jiffy, you've got to be prepared. The FireStar Fire Piston is an awesome and ... continue reading
There are little annoyances in our lives that, while really amounting to a mere headaches, are nonetheless aggravating. Turning the knob on an old rusty spigot is one of them. For a clever solution to this minor hassle, check out these Push-Button Tap Adapters. Get water flowing with the touch of a button rather ... continue reading
Style isn't usually the first thought you have when considering camping gear. Function and utility come to mind long before you start debating color patterns and overall aesthetics. That said, when you can combine solid performance with sharp looks, well, that sounds ideal. Bush Smarts cranks out awesome pieces of ... continue reading
As people of the Internet, we spend a lot of time on Facebook, Twitter, Vine, Instagram, Netflix, Fancy, Tumblr and every other digital time suck out there. Because of that, we have a serious appreciation for people that do things the old-fashioned way—with their hands. Logan Pearce is one of those guys. He offers ... continue reading
If you were one of the many who purchased perhaps the coolest gadget to come out last year—The BioLite Stove—you've no doubt been extremely pleased with your decision. Any little pack that can both juice up our cell and keep us warm in the outdoors is pretty spectacular. There has been one issue however, if you ... continue reading
Saying a knife is "fun" is a fairly strange and somewhat frightening description. That being said, these knives are fun. Crafted by the Consigli family in Italy, these Happy Blade Knives open, not by a having a finger groove, but by sporting a tiny animal on the flat side of the blade. Available with an owl, dog, cat, ... continue reading
If you're looking for face protection on the slopes, you're not limited to Hannibal Lecter and ninja style masks that are uncomfortable and/or impossible to breathe in. Beardski is on the scene to make your shredding a little bit more fun, comical and warm with their line of beard face masks. There are currently ... continue reading
Carabiners are defined as "a metal loop with a sprung gate used to quickly and reversibly connect components in safety-critical systems." Well, that's what they were defined as before they became some of the most popular keychains on the market. Yes, they were appropriated by hipsters to hang their keys from their ... continue reading
If your New Year's resolution is to get out and be more adventurous, you're in for a rude awakening and perhaps a reminder of why you haven't been most of your life. The outdoors are rough. While you gear up, invest in a quality blanket to keep your ass toasty by the fire. Topo Designs, the company who makes the ... continue reading
If you're reading this in prison right now, look away. We don't want to be considered an accomplice in any actions you may take after seeing these. Chen Chen and Kai Williams have made these oddly awesome shanks that we seriously dig. Each design - from the simple X-Acto blade attached to a pencil to the more elaborate ... continue reading
There is no such thing as a pair of touchscreen gloves. We don't care if you integrate little nubs, different materials or some fancy capacitive whosits, they're not going to work. The only real solutions we've ever found are: not using your phone (yeah, right), freezing (uncomfortable) or fingerless gloves (which, ... continue reading
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