Split. Strike. Survive.

You are making camp with an hour of light left. There is firewood to process and there are four stakes to drive. That is normally two tools, and one of them is always the one you left at home.

A 3.77″ cutting edge on the front, a hardened hammer poll on the back. Ten and a half inches, sixteen ounces, 4CR13 stainless a shade over an eighth of an inch thick, on machined G10 that keeps its grip when your hands are wet or cold. Comes with a locking quick-release belt clip. Black, Orange or OD Green.

BRP UrbanHaul — XPAC® Backpack

BRP stands for Be Ready Pack, and 2,000 cubic inches is enough to be ready for most of it. USA-made XPAC® on the outside, water-resistant, with a bright orange interior so nothing hides in the bottom of the bag.

Dual water bottle pockets, a MOLLE panel and a Velcro panel for patches, YKK® zippers throughout. International Orange, Anvil Grey, Just Black or Olive Drab Green.

Industrial Survival Tins — Gen 2

Uncle Sam ordered a large run of these and we made a few extra. Food-grade steel at 2.2 times the weight of a tin this size, because the walls are that much thicker. Pills, spare parts, a fire kit, a cache you bury and come back for. Gen 2 tightened the slip-lock latch and put the topo etching in at five times the resolution.

Three colors of a new hatchet do not last the weekend evenly. New products go live in the group before this email goes out. Every time.

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