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Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camping. Show all posts

Sunday, March 28, 2010

What can you do with 50' of paracord?


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Paracord has so many uses, I couldn't possibly list them all here, but some of my favorites include replacement lacing for boots and drawstrings in clothing, wrapping the handles of knives and tools for a better grip, tying tarps and tents down for camping, and so on. I always have to have some on hand. I can't wait to see what people come up with for Instructables paracord contest. And, we have several colors in stock, in 50-foot bundles, so if you need to stock up, please check it out here.

Thursday, April 23, 2009

Mess kit


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Originally uploaded by mirvana

Since we do a lot of camping/overnight events, this Outdoor MealKit by Light My Fire should come in handy. It's got everything that you typically find in a mess kit, and a clever design. 6 pieces, including spill-proof cup and matching spork. Also pictured is the MealKit harness that allows you to attach it to a belt or backpack.



Some other essentials: a stainless steel water bottle, by DAJO Adventure Gear - has a carabiner built into the top; the Swedish Firesteel; and some other species of spork - left-right - Titanium Spork, regular Spork, and Spork XM - slightly larger than regular spork and better for getting to the bottom of MRE pouches.
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All available now at www.darkthreads.com.

Come on, baby, Light My Fire


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Originally uploaded by mirvana

So I got this stuff with camping in mind. What you see here is a "mini" fire bowl that folds up like those vegetable steamers that you find in every kitchen (but no one every uses), and a little grill sized to match. The grill disassembles into basically a pile of metal sticks and they all shove into the larger of the metal tubes, so this stuff packs up very small, which is great for backpacking.


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Also pictured above is the Swedish Firesteel, which works even when wet. I'm definitely putting one of these into my survival kit/bug-out bag, because its good to have more than one means of building a fire.

The firesteel is already listed in the store, along with a bunch of other cool camping stuff, in the Survival section. http://www.darkthreads.com/

If you are interested in the mini fire bowl and grill, just contact sales@darkthreads.com, and we'd be glad to order them in for you.

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