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Tag Archives: backcountry
Bug Out Better with the Titanium Wood Burning Stove & Ti Cooking Pot!
Ditch your heavy canister stove and eliminate waste, fuel-level uncertainty and potential failure in extreme temperatures. This compact, lightweight Titanium… View Article
Posted in ITS Information
Tagged backcountry, cooking, Dehydrated, Freeze-Dried, meal, Outdoor Meals, Spoon, Spork, stove, Titanium, Toaks, wood burning
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Legal Emergency Car Opening – Questions Over Coffee 12
Bryan fields an inquiry this week on Questions Over Coffee dealing with how to legally open up a locked car… View Article
Posted in Gear Tasting
Tagged Access, Access Tools, backcountry, Benchmade, Bugout, camping, Car Tools, EDC, Every Day Carry, Opening a Car, outdoor, Shovel
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This Summer, Get Outdoors and Make Your Own Adventure
For many people, summer means manning the grill, swimming in the pool, or just soaking up the sun’s rays. However,… View Article
Posted in Camping
Tagged adventure, backcountry, camping, Fire Starting, Firestarting, Getting Outdoors, medicine, outdoors, road trip, skills, summer, Tips and Tricks, Trauma Kit
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Inside the ITS Gear Closet: Backcountry Essentials
As you can see, there’s a lot of gear in the ITS Gear Closet. We have items that get used… View Article
Posted in Gear
Tagged adventure, backcountry, camping, equipment, Gear, gear closet, hiking, outdoors
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The Story of a Blind Hiker, His Foray into Survival and What We Can Learn From It
The Tale Unfolds The man had been hiking for days on the Appalachian Trail. A master ultra-light camper steadily shuffling… View Article
Posted in Survival
Tagged adventure, appalachian trail, backcountry, camping, expedition, help, hiking, lost, off trail, outdoors, rescue, SAR, Search, Search and Rescue, Survival, trail, wilderness, woods
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How Much Knife Do You Really Need in the Great Outdoors?
One of the questions that I get asked over and over again is; “what’s a good knife for backpacking?” My… View Article
Posted in Knives
Tagged adventure, backcountry, backpacking, camping, Fire Starting, fixed blade, folding knife, hiking, knife, Knives, pocket knife, Survival, tools, trekking, wilderness
82 Comments
Rediscover America’s Wild Splendor through the National Park Service
National Park Service History The Yellowstone Act passed the House and Senate quickly before moving on to receive the signature… View Article
Posted in Mindset
Tagged adventure, America, atlas, backcountry, camping, car, Driving, forest, hiking, Map, mountains, national park service, National Parks, NPS, outdoors, road map, roadtrip, travel, traveling, trees, USA, wilderness, woods
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DIY Single Use Packs for Antibiotic Ointments and More
The ongoing trend in the consumer market of providing small, ready-to-go, individual size packages of consumables has been a win-win… View Article
Posted in DIY
Tagged backcountry, backpacking, camping, DIY, do it yourself, first aid, hiking, light, lightweight, project, tip, trick, UL, ultra, ultralight
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Trimming Weight with Toothpaste Dots for Lightweight Backpacking
Making your toothpaste lighter? Yep, today I’ll be showing you how you can even trim weight on your toothpaste. I’ll… View Article
Posted in Load Bearing
Tagged backcountry, camping, DIY, Dopp Kit, Imminent Threat Solutions, ITS Tactical, lightweight, Lightweight Backpacking, Toothpaste Dots, trail, ultralight
27 Comments
Hill People Gear Kit Bag: Concealed Carry in the Backcountry
The Hill People Gear Kit Bag is a platform for concealed carry of a handgun in the backcountry. Carrying on… View Article
Posted in Packs
Tagged backcountry, bicycling, camping, carry, Concealed Carry, Gear, handgun, hiking, Hill People, Hill People Gear, Pack, wilderness, woods
25 Comments
