Category: Kit & Equipment
Boots for New Zealand Conditions – Probably Any Conditions
Boots are a hard subject to address, it’s easy enough to give an opinion but everyone has a different fit and often different needs. In…
Editors Pick – ORBI Prime: The First 360 Video Recording Eyewear
The last few years Video has been getting more and more popular, and as with most things we can never get enough of the next…
Bottle Cap Survival Kit – Make your own
Hi everybody stvnishere is here again and in this instructable we’ll be building a small and waterproof storage compartment inside your water bottle’s cap, so…
Tiny Ten – Mini Fly Fishing Rod
It’s been a while since we in the Outdoor Revival office have fished for our lunch although we’ve had some great adventures in the past…
They Shot Each Other Down Then Depended On Each Other For Survival In The Norwegian Wilderness
Into the White was a 2012 Norwegian film loosely based on real events from World War II’s Norwegian Campaign, when the Allies tried to keep the…
Editors Pick – The GasLight Keychain Lantern
Todays Editors Pick has mainly been chosen because it’s cool, it serves the purpose of identifying where something is because of its color and the…
Ascape – To Your Destination Now Easier Than Ever
Smaller caravans are becoming more popular year on year, I’m not sure if it’s because they’re just cute or they really do offer something their larger…
The SEVENTY2 : The world’s smartest survival kit
In the Outdoor Revival office we’re often talking about survival stuff, personally, I love the practical survival stuff, but I don’t class myself as a…
Most Winter Boots Too Slippery To Walk Safely On Icy Surfaces
A team of researchers from the iDAPT labs at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute-University Health Network are dedicated to keeping Canadians safer this winter by offering evidence-based…
Stones and Hones – Sharpening a Knife Series
Have you ever thought that you need to sharpen your knife but just don’t know where to start? Well, in this series from James Mandeville we’ll…