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Home » Outdoor Guides & Tips » Page 9

man starting a fire

5 Ways To Start A Fire Without Matches

If your matches get soaked, lost, or sacrificed to the gear gods, you’re not out of luck. Humans were lighting fires long before Bic lighters existed. These are the most … Read More

Categories Skills, Safety & Survival
dead hiker next to empty canteen

Can You Drink Your Own Urine To Survive?

Short answer: No — not unless you want to make a bad situation worse. Movies love showing desperate survivors sipping their own pee like it’s primal Gatorade. In reality, drinking … Read More

Categories Skills, Safety & Survival

Most Essential Wilderness Survival Gear

When you’re deep in the wild, your gear is the only thing standing between you and a really bad episode of “Nature Doesn’t Care.” The right survival gear keeps you … Read More

Categories Skills, Safety & Survival, Uncategorized
backpacker using a water filter

Do Backpacking Water Filters Expire?

Backpacking water filters don’t last forever. They don’t exactly rot on the shelf, but the parts that actually clean your water will eventually clog, wear out, or fail. How long … Read More

Categories Hiking & Backpacking
man hiking

How Many Miles Can The Average Person Hike In A Day?

Most people can hike farther than they think — right up until their legs turn into wet linguine. Daily mileage depends on fitness, terrain, pack weight, and how stubborn you … Read More

Categories Hiking & Backpacking
backpacks against a tree

How Much Weight Should You Carry Backpacking?

Backpacking feels awesome right up until your pack starts chewing on your shoulders like a feral raccoon. The key is carrying the right amount of weight — enough gear to … Read More

Categories Hiking & Backpacking
Trekkers

Hiking Vs Trekking – Understanding The Differences And Similarities

Hiking vs trekking sounds simple enough, but the two aren’t identical. Both get you outside, moving, and wondering why you packed so much trail mix. This breakdown explains how hiking … Read More

Categories Hiking & Backpacking
hiking boots crossing a stream

How Should Hiking Boots Fit?

If your hiking boots don’t fit right, the trail will chew you up long before the mileage does. Blisters, numb toes, heel rub, and that “my feet are plotting my … Read More

Categories Hiking & Backpacking
a pair of hiking shoes

Hiking Boots vs. Shoes – Which Hiking Footwear Do You Really Need?

Walk into any outdoor store and you’ll see people staring at hiking boots and trail shoes like they’re trying to solve a murder mystery. Boots look tougher. Shoes look lighter. … Read More

Categories Hiking & Backpacking
a compass and a map

Using a Compass: Navigation With a Compass and Map

GPS units are great until the battery dies, the signal drops, or the universe decides today is the day your phone becomes a smooth black paperweight. That’s why every serious … Read More

Categories Hiking & Backpacking
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