Showing posts with label gear review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gear review. Show all posts

August 3, 2010

Bear Grylls knife


Saw this on the Gear Junkie. Can't wait for his review.

Bear Grylls, he of the broadcast television hit "Man vs. Wild," has designed a knife with Gerber. The first product in a line, Gerber’s Bear Grylls Survival Series Ultimate Knife, has a full-tang, partially-serrated, stainless-steel blade. The sheath stores Bear-inspired tools, including a sharpening stone, magnesium fire starter and a weatherproof survival guide. Available in October for $60.

April 21, 2010

Cocona Tester

I'm excited today because I found out that I was chosen from thousands of entries i was chosen to be a tester for Cocona Fabrics. I'm pretty excited about this opportunity. So look for updates about my reviews of the coat I received to test. I'll be taking it on the Northern Rangers adventure and review it in vidoes, photos and text.



(This is from Just Northwest)

March 10, 2010

The Ultimate Knife

Looking for that gift for the outdoors person who has everything?

Well, look no more. Because I guarantee that they do not have this.

Introducing the Wenger Swiss Army Knife Giant Multi-Tool. That's right ladies and gentlemen, for only $833.69 this beast of a knife (pictured right) can be yours.

Now the knife may weigh in at just about 2 pounds, but what would you expect from a knife that has 85 different features?

It's basically the Tim "the Toolman" Taylor of knifes.

My favorites of the features include:
  • Removable tool for adjusting bike spokes, 10-mm hexagonal key for nuts
  • Laser pointer with 300 ft range
  • Mineral crystal magnifier with precision screwdriver
  • Flashlight
  • Golf club face cleaner
  • Golf divot repair tool
  • Keyring
  • And of course a second keyring (why you need two is beyond me)
(Please note, the site where this knife is featured, outdoorgb, states that the knife is not meant for practical use but rather for knife collectors)

Still, it's pretty awesome.

(This is from Just Northwest)