Videos tagged with Fiskars

This comprehensive guide details a 2023 truck EDC setup organized into Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary tiers for optimal accessibility. It showcases over 250 items, including a 2015 GMC Sierra 1500, specialized tools like a Boker Scalpel and Benchmade Bugout, and critical survival gear such as a Sawyer water filter and an Eleven 10 trauma kit.

This video demonstrates how to assemble a functional bug-out bag using only items readily available at Home Depot. It highlights the surprising utility of hardware store products for survival, focusing on a durable Husky tool backpack as the core. Key components include shelter (tarp, trash bags), water filtration (ZeroWater), lighting (Energizer headlamp/lantern), fire-starting tools, and essential cutting implements like a Gerber machete and Fiskars saw.

This video features retired Green Beret Randy 'Rawhide' Wurst discussing his favorite cutting tools for survival and tactical applications. He emphasizes practical, field-tested gear over marketing hype, showcasing a range from small EDC folders to heavy-duty machetes and axes. Key insights include the superiority of fixed blades in emergencies due to their lack of pivot points and the specific uses for various tools like the TOPS El Chete for heavy cutting and the CRKT Freyr axe for utility.

This "Tactical Rifleman" video features Green Beret "Rawhide" Wurst detailing his layered survival gear. Expanding on a previous video, Wurst empties every pouch and pocket of his "Game Winner" backpack, revealing essential items for various survival scenarios. The gear includes a "Bevy Sack," "Static V" inflatable mattress, "Army Surplus" wool blanket, multiple water filters (Frontier Pro, Lifestraw, Sawyer Mini), a solar charger, a "Subzero" water bottle, a "Schrade" multi-tool, a "Silva" compass, "Fiskars" saw and hatchet, a tarp, a "Game Winner" water bladder, a camouflage umbrella blind, a "Power Tac" light, "Bushnell" binoculars, a "Streamlight" headlamp, and a "Leatherman" multi-tool. This comprehensive look ensures viewers can identify and acquire similar survival equipment.

This video details a comprehensive 2021 Truck EDC setup in a 2015 GMC Sierra 1500, featuring over 50 items organized into primary, secondary, and tertiary storage locations. Key items include emergency tools like Leatherman Raptor Rescue shears, a Gerber machete, Silky Bigboy saw, and a Ka-Bar USMC knife. The setup also emphasizes preparedness with an Everlit IFAK, Sawyer water filter, LuminAID solar lantern, and a Moock jump starter.

The Gerber Diesel Multi-tool is classified as a Medium Duty Multi-Tool (MDMT) by Nutnfancy. While it features a one-handed plier deployment and effective Fiskars-style scissors, its internal tool access is criticized as tedious. Ergonomic issues arise with the saw and blade due to handle obstruction, and the plastic locking mechanism raises durability concerns. Overall value is rated as 'fair' compared to preferred Leatherman or Victorinox alternatives.

This review critically examines the Gerber Splitting Axe as a survival tool, concluding it's better suited for camping. The axe, weighing around 4 lbs and costing $45, requires significant energy and skill to use safely. Its 'mystery steel' edge showed considerable chipping and rolling after a single demonstration, indicating poor durability for demanding tasks.