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    Critical items you ‘Need’ to Survive an Adventure,  Electronics / Navigation,  Electronics / Security,  My Blog

    LED Flashlight: The Most Powerful Hand-Held Beam

    Every Adventurer and Survivalist, be it a Trekker, Backpacker, or Climber, relies on this essential tool to navigate the unexpected and unplanned challenges that darkness brings. A compact hand-held LED flashlight, engineered to be powerful, rugged, and water-resistant, exceeds expectations by brilliantly illuminating vast areas. If your running late and dusk is closing in, your Flashlight will certainly help you set up camp, find the WC or walking the dog. They work in so many different situations and exhibit a better battery life. A LED Flashlight / Torch is an crucial survival tool – it gives benefits beyond ‘Light’ High-powered , LED Flashlights the Magnum with a long, spot beam reaching…

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    Head Torch: Best Hands-Free, High Powered and Reliable

    LED Head Torch is essential…“You need to ‘see’ where you’re going”. During any Adventure, whether a Hiker, Trekker, Climber, Angler or an experienced Survivalist; when nightfall’s your biggest threat is poor visibility! One of the most essential pieces of gear I highly recommend for your adventures is a quality rechargeable LED head torch. It provides extra security by illuminating the path ahead, giving you peace of mind. Lightweight and comfortable, it’s perfect for any journey. In the dark, your led head torch will reveal unseen obstacles & avoid accidents, assist you navigating after dark and survive a wilderness adventure. On a Multi-day expedition / events I take a spare…  A head torch…

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    Critical items you ‘Need’ to Survive an Adventure,  My Blog

    The Pulk : Ideal Sled for Thrilling Cold-Weather Adventures

    The Pulk is a Nordic short, low-slung small sled used in frozen Arctic conditions for transporting all your gear. When we set off from Resolute,on Resolute Bay, (74° 43’ N and 94° 53’ W), in the territory of Nunavut, Canada, to walk/ski for 648 km (403 miles), pulling our food and equipment on an Aiguille pulk, bound for the Magnetic North Pole. My body harness was attached by rope and bungee cord to a heavy load with no braking system, the pulk was remarkably stable whilst being manhandled over sea ice rubble! The Aiguille Expedition Pulks are a simple and bombproof, with easily adaptable hauling systems and has a load carrying capability of up to 100 kg ; designed to perform to below…

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    Durable Rucksack : Is the Ultimate Must-Have for Adventures

    Discover the versatile backpack / rucksack, your perfect companion for any adventure. Durable, spacious, and designed for comfort, is a must-have for Every Journey rucksack distributes weight efficiently, enhancing comfort and stability. I am a supporter of Aiguille‘s reliable products; ranging from Rucksacks that are crafted to accommodate from a day’s hiking to gear that can withstand the rigours of long expeditions into the wilderness A good quality, versatile rucksack is a must have for any trek-  short, medium or an adventure in both the Summer or Winter. The main requirements > Comfortable : Capacity for your Essentials : Showerproof  : Bomb-proof Whatever Adventurer you are going on, your durable rucksack’s capacity must be sufficient to…

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    Practical Knife Blade Types: What they are Ideally Suited For

    Understanding the various types of knife blades can help you choose the right one for your needs. Each blade type is designed for specific tasks, offering unique advantages and performance characteristics. Here is a brief overview of some common knife blade types and what they are best suited for. Drop-point : This is a versatile blade type that has a curved edge and a slightly sloped spine; good compromise between strength and utility. Good for hunting, camping and general purpose cutting. Sheepsfoot / Wharncliffe; These blade types that have a straight edge and spine that curves down to meet at the tip, no-nonsense utility knife, cutting, slicing, whittling & ideal…

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    “FOOD” – Is The Ultimate Fuel for Your Body

    An average person can survive up to 3 Weeks without Food Our body and brain require a steady supply of food and nutrients: without the body’s many systems will begin to deteriorate. The effects may include you feeling tired, weak, cognitive changes and ultimately organ failure. Transform Your Health: Unleash the Benefits of Proper Nutrition Energize Your Life: How the Right Food Choices Can Fuel Your Body Optimize Performance: Food is Your Body’s Best Fuel Unlock Vitality: Food is the Ultimate Source of Energy for Your Body Healthy Living: Harness the Power of Food to Boost Your Well-being When on an Adventure – I recommend freeze dried meals for your health, enjoyment and survival.…

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    Ultimate Survival Guide: Finding Your Way in Any Situation!

    Adventure start here: Why you should Always carry a Compass and Map as backup It is essential to know how to use a compass, it is a skill that everyone who enjoys the outdoors; trekkers, orienteers, kayakers and sailors will find indispensable. A map and a compass are still my basics for navigating and locating my position with confidence and ultimately surviving the wilderness; it gives you the choice to deviate from the trail and explore! I want to tell you more about my extraordinary journey. Steps to Use a Compass 1. Holding the Compass Practical Tips By understanding and practicing these steps, you can effectively use a compass for navigation in outdoor settings. My favourite is the navigation…

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    Tips on How to Build & Ignite your Campfire Safely

    When building a fire, remember that smaller fires are more efficient than a large one, offering more controlled and sustainable heat. Gather twice the amount of firewood you think you’ll need because experience teaches that you’ll use more than expected. To conserve fuel, consider building a “star fire,” where large logs meet only at their ends in the fire, allowing you to push them inward as needed. The StrikeFire, a Ferrocerium fire starter, has become the most dependable means of igniting a fire with sparks, regardless of weather conditions or at altitude. Unlike a box of matches or a cigarette lighter, the StrikeFire is capable of igniting literally thousands of…

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    Practical Tips to ‘Prepare’ for Coastal Rowing : What You Need to Know

    Coastal rowing is a form of rowing that takes place on the Sea; also on lakes, or large rivers, as opposed to traditional rowing which typically occurs on calm, inland waters like rivers and lakes. Coastal rowing boats are designed to handle rougher conditions and waves, with features such as wider hulls, higher freeboards, and self-draining cockpits to ensure stability and safety in challenging environments. Coastal rowing often involves longer distances and endurance-based racing, with races typically held along coastal routes or around islands. It offers rowers a unique and dynamic experience, requiring adaptability to changing conditions and a strong sense of navigation and seamanship. Coastal rowing can be enjoyed…

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    How to make Water Safe 

    Ensuring Access to Pure Water Enhances Life and Offers Extraordinary Advantages Making Water Safe Clean Water – Additional Benefits  Survivalist Tips on… Finding ‘Clean’ Water is Essential Running water and groundwater are the most common water sources in the wild; the faster the water is flowing, the better **Don’t eat or drink anything unless you know it’s safe** An average person can survive up to 3 Days without Water !!! #livealifetodiefor #MoreThanMyPast #itsrogerx                   

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Live a Life to Die For

This is the remarkable and inspiring true story of a man who went from being a violent criminal and alcoholic to a charity worker, extreme adventurer and World Record holder.