Tools
When it comes to survival, the ability to make fire is essential. Just ask Bear. Originally developed for the Swedish Department of Defense, the Swedish Firesteel ($12-$20) produces nearly 3,000°C spark for building fire in any altitude or weather condition. The Firesteel can last up to 1,2000 strikes and available in black, red or oak handle.
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A must have for your hiking or camping trip, the Classic Camping Tool ($9) is an all-in-one that combines six essential tools in a compact and portable design. This multifunctional tool is made from rustproof stainless steel and includes a fork, knife, bottle opener, cork screw and hole punch. a423rxvy9h
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Finish that paint job you've been procrastinating on all summer. Rust-Oleum's Universal Spray Paint ($10) is specifically formulated to works with virtually any interior and exterior surface including wood, metal, plastic, concrete and more. Its universal paint film expands and contracts with temperatures to prevent chipping and cracking, offers one-coat coverage and provides maximum UV protection to resist fading.
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Designed by survival equipment guru, Doug Ritter, the Adventure Medical Kit Pocket Survival Pack ($30) contains a collection of survival tools ideal for emergencies and injuries. This survival kit includes a Rescue Flash signal mirror, 4 Spark-Lite fire starters, Tinder Quick firestarter, Rescue Howler whistle, duct tape, scalpel, compass, aluminum foil, Fresnel magnifier, safety stainless steel wire, nylon cord, fish hooks, lead sinkers and more.
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Pint-size and insanely bright, the Surefire LX2 LumaMax ($195) is perfect for outdoor use and ideal for everyday carry. This little guy is capable of 15 lumen of light on its low setting and a blinding 200 lumens on high. Its Mil-Spec, hard-anodized, aerospace aluminum body is lightweight, waterproof up to one meter for up to 30 minutes and virtually indestructible.
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Tired of doing repairs around the house, yard and garage with a standard duct tape? Trade the default grey for a more stylish Maine Guide Duct Tape ($13). These new duct tapes sport a green or red plaid pattern that offer a fresh look from the dull grey.
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Designed by custom knifemaker Tom Hitchcock, CRKT's Hitchcock Hole In One ($30) combines a finger hole and side-opener design for a safer, friendlier utility knife. It features a 2.5-inch stainless steel, modified Wharncliffe style blade with a on-reflective bead blast finish. The Hitchcock's lightweight stainless steel handle is built with an easy lock release lever for a fast, ambidextrous, one-handed operation.
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Trim your bushes with little to no mess with the Garden Groom ($100). Designed with a concealed, angled rotary blade, this hedge trimmer creates a draft to suck the clippings into the unit's onboard collection container so you spend less time cleaning up and more time chillaxing.
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Designed with a 3-joint construction, the lightweight Gerber Kick Axe ($90) utilizes a unique folding and locking mechanism for safe and secure chopping, storage and transport. The Kick Axe features a Teflon coated axe blade and a durable metal bodied frame with black oxide coating.
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Victorinox' SwissCard ($65) offers an array of compact tools packed in an ultra-thin packaging designed to easily fit in your wallet, pocket or fanny pack. The Swiss Card includes a letter opener, scissors, straight pin, nail file with screwdriver, tweezers, toothpick, pressurized ball point pen and ruler.
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