This 19-in-1 survival tool is giving the name-brand version a run for its money.

The 19 included tools "could really save your life." ...

The Steel River Survival Tool, also known as the Trench Knife, is engineered for strength, grip, and reliability. Built with a 3.75″ full-tang blade, a steel knuckle guard, and ergonomic handle, it ...

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This week, we scanned Amazon's bestseller list for the highest-rated survival tools, then pulled the best, most authoritative reviews for each. “This fire starter just exudes value. If this unit was ...

Though there are plenty of compact survival tools around that feature all kinds of impressive functionality, sometimes it pays to keep things simple. Taking this approach is the newly launched Sharp-n ...

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Whether you’re preparing for a weekend in the woods or the ever impending apocalypse, having survival gear you can depend on is critical. Should the time come when you need to use it — whether that’s ...

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It’s important to consider a flashlight’s entire slate of features: its brightness (though keep in mind that the more lumens it has, the faster its power drains), how it charges, and whether it is ...

Natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina can turn a high-tech culture into a decidedly low-tech one--where food, water and shelter are what matter most. But that doesn't stop technologists from ...