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Posted by Trent Markim in Equipment
on Jun 5th, 2010 | 0 comments
by Trent Markim
Large family tents are the answer to your special vacation if you are planning to camp in the great outdoors. You and your family have a terrific adventure ahead of you and your camping trip will remain a fond memory if you plan properly from the beginning. Large family tents come in different sizes and materials. Be ready to insure that your investment for vacation begins with the tent.
You can do your best when shopping for your tent if you consider how you will use it and how many people need to occupy the tent. Don’t skimp on size. Get what you need for space and a bit more if...
Posted by Dan in Equipment
on May 20th, 2010 | 0 comments
Before you go mountain biking, be sure to bring along some standard items each time to avoid problems. It is essential that you have tools, supplies, food and water. Since you won’t want to carry any extra weight, only take what you need. With careful planning you can be prepared with a minimum of items.
One of the most important things is a spare inner tube, and the tools to change it. Nothing can stop your ride faster than a flat tire, and if you are far out on the trail, it can mean a very long walk home. If it’s late in the afternoon, you could also run out of daylight. Getting trapped...
Posted by Steve Thibeault in Equipment
on May 18th, 2010 | 0 comments
by Steve Thibeault
Invented way back in 1897, in the small town of Ibach Schwyz in Switzerland, many people say that the best army knife is this famous Swiss Army type. A variety of different tools, in addition to a knife, can be accessed in almost every situation imaginable.
During World War II, US soldiers were unable to announce its proper Swiss name, so the term “Swiss Army knife” stuck. Today, there are a number of derivatives of this famous product available which you are most likely to choose when you’re looking for the best army knife available.
Due to its complete...
Posted by Ron Jackson in Equipment
on May 5th, 2010 | 0 comments
by Ron Jackson
There are days when we really have to go back to our roots, leave the hustle and bustle of the city, and commune with nature. It’s an urge that is natural to us. And even though the magic of technology has somehow spoilt us and these new machines have become sort of like our second skin, we still find the urge to go hiking once in a while or to go fishing.
Somewhere within every man is a caveman, an adventurer, just waiting to escape. And when we don’t indulge that urge, we get edgy, irritable, bored.
However, braving the wilderness without the common comforts of modern...
Posted by Steve Thibeault in Equipment, Survival Skills
on Apr 23rd, 2010 | 0 comments
by Steve Thibeault
Imagine if you were unfortunate enough to be injured and incapacitated in some way. For many people, this is the stuff of nightmares and they are glad when they wake up and realize it is all a bad dream. But for others, this nightmare has become a reality and if you’re ever likely to find himself in a wilderness environment of any kind, always be prepared by carrying something as simple as a howler whistle.
The rescue howler whistle is not like a conventional whistle and was designed specifically for a purpose. Whilst it is always greatly recommended that you carry a full...
Posted by Dan in Equipment
on Mar 15th, 2010 | 0 comments
Camping is a fun experience when you are with the perfect people, have all the correct supplies, and understand exactly what you are doing. Too often though things may go wrong and problems that you never thought to take place will. The most popular of these troubles takes place because people were not using the right clothes.
When outdoors walking the woods or camping it is important that you wear clothes that have the ability to screen your skin. With these clothes you will have the ability to aid to prevent skin rashes from poisonous plants, snake bites, ant bites, and anything else that can...
Posted by Dan in Equipment
on Mar 11th, 2010 | 0 comments
Are you preparing to go on a camping vacation or even just a short camping trip? If you are, have you already gathered all of your camping gear and your other needed camping supplies? If you have yet to do so, it is something that you may want to soon think about doing.
If this is your first time trying to find and buy camping gear and camping supplies, you may be unsure as to where you should make your purchase or purchases from. What you will find is that you have a number of different options. Both camping gear and camping supplies can be purchased from a number of different locations. For...
Posted by Dan in Equipment
on Feb 9th, 2010 | 0 comments
Choosing the ideal stove for camping will depend on the location and weather condition of the camping site. There are two general categories of camping stoves namely according to camping activity and fuel used.
Generally, camping stoves are portable and lightweight and may come various sizes and shapes for convenient handling. There are two categories of stove with their corresponding pros and cons.
Types of camping stoves according to camping activity and location
Backpacking stoves
Stoves of these kinds are portable and easy to use, which perform well when fueled by gas canister, solid fuel...
Posted by Dan in Equipment
on Jan 21st, 2010 | 0 comments
I love to camp in mountains or wilderness. Nothing like relaxing in the wilderness for a fun and eventful weekend camping get away. If you’re not a regular camper then it’s quite important that you have the proper outdoor camping equipment.
First, we can use a computer and internet to find some cheap outdoor camping equipment. So take your time, and jump online, use your favorite search engine to locate a few stores. You can browse product lines, and items available. You can see the prices, the products materials, the products functions and so on.
You’re going to want a good...
Posted by Dan in Backpacking, Equipment
on Nov 30th, 2009 | 0 comments
When you equip your self with a good pair of hiking footwear, you are able to enjoy your outdoor trek far better without worrying about blisters and this assumes greater importance during winter which brings with it other issues. The chilly atmosphere has the potential to transform ordinary trekking paths into hazardous icy trails and that is something you need to be aware of when selecting your winter hiking footwear.
Some tips on how to pick appropriate winter hiking shoes is mentioned as under.
A Good Winter Hiking Boots
Traction – You must avoid walking on smooth surfaces and ensure that the...
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