Survival Gear Reviewed By Outdoorsman On Bug Out Bill

Columbia, NH based Bug Out Bill is pleased to help outdoor lovers and explorers across the country discover the best survival gear for their respective interests. The company is dedicated to examining every available tool for making the most of life away from civilization and becoming one with nature. Learn more about the company’s mission, the products they have already reviewed and so on at the following link: https://bugoutbill.com/.

One of the primary reasons Bug Out Bill is an excellent source of information is that the company has chosen to remain an independent entity since their inception. Where other reviewers might be tempted to favor a certain manufacturer’s products simply because they have a partnership with them (or otherwise indirectly benefit from mentioning such products), Bug Out Bill recognizes that their readers are looking for a concise, unbiased opinion on the gear they may be taking into the wilderness. While survival itself is a much easier goal than it used to be, having to depend on flawed tools can have drastic consequences. At best, it can ruin what was supposed to be an invigorating expedition through nature’s wonders. On the other end of the spectrum, however, it can lead to injury — or worse.

According to the company, a bushcraft knife is among the most versatile and useful tools an explorer can have in their arsenal. No one should go out without a knife they can depend on, and the company is eager to help their readers avoid being caught unawares by poor craftsmanship. As a result, their team examined the characteristics and capabilities of no less than 10 of the best contenders on the market (under $100).

The knives tested included the Schrade SCHF36 Frontier 10.4in Stainless Steel, Morakniv Garberg Full Tang, ESEE Knives 3P Fixed Knife with Molded Polymer, KA-BAR Becker BK2 Campanion, Condor Tool & Knife, Bushlore Camp Knife and more. Each knife was assigned a rating in specific categories as well in order to simplify this comparison. For instance, Bug Out Bill tested the knives’ sharpness, versatility, balance, steel quality and even value for money. Read more about the company’s methodology here: https://bugoutbill.com/survival-gear/.

Bug Out Bill concludes here that the Condor Camp Knife is the overall winner, and the community is welcome to read the full post to see why. This knife also provides the best value for money, according to the author.

The site’s primary author, Bug Out Bill himself, has had an innate passion for exploring the world around him since he was a child. His adventures have taken him from the rocky mountains in Colorado to South America, the Mediterranean and much more. His journey through these rugged landscapes has taught him many important aspects of survival, either alone or in the company of like-minded individuals, and he is always eager to share his expansive knowledge with his community. He has also had a few close calls that have helped temper his boyhood enthusiasm with the sharp, discerning perspective of an adult, and it is this uncompromising attention to detail that he brings to each and every one of his survival gear reviews.

“Even the simplest of expeditions can go horribly wrong if you’re not prepared,” he notes, “and you are by no means prepared if you can’t trust your tools inside and out. On top of this, no tool is perfect for every situation, so knowing what every piece of gear is specifically designed for — and how well it accomplishes that goal — can make the difference if you happen to find yourself stranded hours away from help. I consider the worst case scenario every time I try out new gear, and I want my readers to be able to do the same so they are much less likely to be caught off guard. The outdoors are meant to be conquered, and it is my great pleasure to show you how.”

Those interested in reading an expert’s views of various types of survival gear, tips for exploring and living in the wild and so on are welcome to visit Bug Out Bill online for more. The site’s author can also be reached via Facebook, Twitter and so on. Learn more here: https://sites.google.com/view/bug-out-bill/.