The Olamic Pocket Axe
A small axe. A look at the 2019 Olamic Pocket Axe—its design, specs, and why near-body tools still matter.
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???????? The Swedish LK-35: A Bushcrafter’s Workhorse
Posting online can invite criticism, but your value is not decided by strangers. Here is guidance for staying strong and protecting your mental well-being.
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Ka-Bar 1270 NGK Review
More than a tactical showpiece, the Ka-Bar 1270 Tanto proves itself as a dependable bushcraft and survival tool. Durable, corrosion-resistant, and easy to maintain, it works hard in camp and the field. A strong tip and secure grip make it ideal for practical outdoor use.
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Wilkołaak’s Wisdom: Standing Strong in the Face of Online Criticism
Posting online can invite criticism, but your value is not decided by strangers. Here is guidance for staying strong and protecting your mental well-being.
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A Sheffield Legacy: Joseph Beal & Sons Folding Knife
Wilkołaaks grandfather’s Joseph Beal & Sons folding knife — forged from legendary Sheffield steel — carries the story of a WWII veteran, a craftsman’s spirit, and the enduring art of bushcraft across generations.
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The Gill Hibben Double Shadow: A Sacred Blade Between Wicca and Rodnovery
Under the full moon of Samhain, I reflect on the blade that has walked beside me through decades of spiritual evolution. Once my Wiccan athame, the Gil Hibben Double Shadow UC-453B has become a sacred Rodnovery tool — symbol of duality, memory, and balance between worlds.
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Soviet Era Plash Palatka Review
????️ Out in a wild windstorm, I show how traditional buckskin and a Soviet-era Plash Palatka shield the body from both wind and rain. The old ways still work — if it keeps the rain out, it keeps the wind out.
