As the weather cools down, making for more comfortable bike riding conditions, the available daylight decreases. So, keep yourself safe, and might I say, looking very styling, by adding LEDs to your backpack, Camelback, or...
The Heat Sheet takes advantage of its generous 60" x 96" size by having survival and first aid instructions printed directly upon it. The 2.88oz blanket reflects up to 90% of radiated body heat and...
A survival kit should be inexpensive, simple, small enough to carry with you, and contain items, you know, that could actually help you survive. This one's designed for the wilderness, in cool to warm weather...
Using old, melted candles, some matches, and a recycled altoids tin to keep everything dry and organized, create an emergency candle for camping, hiking, canoeing, or simply to keep around the house. Materials: tin can/soup...
Helmets.org has a couple of some invaluble articles on what to keep in mind when buying a bicycle helmet. They have adult requirements as well as things to keep in mind when buying for a...