Today we have a review of the Deep Concealment Universal Harness by Phoz. It's something different for your Friday Gear Report viewing pleasure: A video. Who's Phoz? He's a long time ITRH Forum member. And recently he did a review…
Back in September we introduced the Emberlit Stove. Since then I have been playing with it, testing it, and even carrying it around in my EDC. The conclusion, simply put, this is a great little stove. As you may remember,…
Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini may seem out of place on a site about survival, but that's only if you do not take into account that people are often your best tool for survival or hindrance in survival.…
After a one-year hiatus from studying bushcraft I decided it was time to dive back in. While digging through a few articles on the subject I came across the name Mors Kochanski. It was not a foreign name to me,…
When The Survival Template first arrived on my desk, I was a little put off by what looked like nothing more than a pamphlet. How can a survival book of any worth be so slim? With little faith I began to…
Contagion is a new movie with a high powered cast about the spread of a viral pandemic. It shows the expanding viral epidemic from a number of perspectives and will make any prepper think. A pandemic is something preppers should…
Like so many others, putting together my first BOB became an obsession. I chewed through forum threads, books and articles, consuming people's load-out lists. What I found was that they range from down and dirty to Armageddon ready. One of…
Patriots is a novel by Former U.S. Army intelligence officer and lifelong survivalist James Wesley Rawles. The story has existed in various forms and delivery methods since roughly 1995. It is probably one of the top five most discussed books…
PocketToolX's Brewzer may not look like much, but it does a few jobs very well. The Brewzer is unique in that it does not try to do everything - unlike so many gadgets these days. It offers to assist in…
ESEE Knives (formerly RAT Cutlery) offer some of the most popular fixed blade survival knives in the $70 - $200 range. They are designed to be simple and a balance of quality and price. What I have always found most…
