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If you always wanted to start training survival skills but didn't now how, this post is for you. Get tips for starting small and build up.
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![Easy preparations - How to stock up on supplies [HowTo]](https://perunika.org/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/47-thumb.jpg)
An introduction to easy preparations. The focus of this post is on food and how to stock enough to get through disasters. It's also the start to a series of posts about that topic.
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![Bogatyr approach to the best multipurpose cargo bag [review]](https://perunika.org/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/48-thumb.jpg)
An overview and a review of how Bogatyr wants to provide the best multipurpose cargo bag. Tough, big, versatile. All you need and that's it.
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![How to build your ultimate tinder box [DIY]](https://perunika.org/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/43-thumb.jpg)
Carry everything you need to start a fire in a tinder box. Plan for the worst and take some options with you in case your main method fails.
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An innovative new camo pattern that not only looks great but has a very focused use case: Protecting you from attack dogs.
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We are continuing our market rampage with even more new stuff. We are also finally ordering Česka Zbrojovka combat uniforms which can easily compete with Crye's Precision.
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![Flashlights: How to find your perfect LED light [guide]](https://perunika.org/modules/ph_simpleblog/covers/38-thumb.jpg)
A guide to flashlights explaining their characteristics and specifics. Included is a list of different types and use cases.
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What a way to end the year! Now it's time for great things. Prepare to be amazed while we delve into last year's achievements and new year's novelties!
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A very lightweight and extremly packable jacket that will effectly keep you from freezing in cold winds.
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Single strap slingbags as an alternative to daypacks. Pros and Cons and different builds.
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A review of the bigger waistpack from Helikon-Tex that comes in a lot of different colours and camo patterns.
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I like to split my first aid kit into three tiers. So I can adapt easily to the situation at hand. The three kits build on each other and I can easily add more items. The more I possibly need on the more space I normally have to carry kits.
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