TentPak

11/01/2016

These 5 survival skills learned from years in the Boy Scouts may save your life!

11/01/2016

This is a good reminder or note for TentPak and TentPak trails

You probably carry one of these already (right?). Now, make the most of it with these seven life-saving techniques.

10/28/2016

Hammock camping can offer you and your Scouts one of the most comfortable nights sleeping under the stars. Here's how to get started on the cheap.

10/25/2016

The Oregon Trail was an exhausting, sometimes treacherous, 2,000-mile journey that connected the Missouri River to valleys in Oregon and locations in between. Over half a million stalwart souls were brave enough to leave the relative comfort of civilization at that time and venture off into strange ...

09/16/2016

this is also an important thing to consider

Our first thoughts in any emergency are for our children. Learn about the necessary supplies for prepping your kids for emergencies.

09/16/2016

I am working more and more in this direction.

I’m a lifelong camper/backpacker, hunter/fisherman, and was also a U.S. Army foot soldier. I’ve spent MORE than my fair-share of time in

09/14/2016

Learn how to bug out without becoming a refugee. Have a plan and stay way from government refugee camps which will subject you to their control.

09/08/2016

These 10 tips for selecting an emergency food storage company will help you avoid spending money on low-quality, poor tasting food.

07/15/2016

Nature has given us many resources to survive, and this includes ways to find our bearings when we don’t have a compass or GPS handy. All you need is some sunlight, maybe a sh…

05/19/2016

We're building a new website so need to clear out some old stock to bring in some new. So.....All Zombie Apocalypse Paks are now 50% OFF. Only a few pieces left.

They include a new tent. The original tents are no longer available. Come over to our website and take a look.

ZOMBIE Apocalypse Pak™ and TentPak™ are Trademarks of TentPak Systems, Ltd.

04/27/2016

Pretty good gear advice.

The great bushcraftsman Mors Kochanski once told me that a man can survive in wilderness with only a knife—but carry an ax and he lives like a king. To complete the woodsman’s toolbox, I recommend adding a bow saw. By packing all three blades in your canoe duffel (or on your back, as their total wei…

03/31/2016

Forget Your Compass at Home?
To determine direction without the aid of a compass, drive a 3-foot stick into the ground in a sunny location and set a stone at the tip of its shadow. Wait 20 minutes, then place another rock where the tip of the shadow has moved. The first marker indicates the west end of a line running between the two points; the second marks the east. —Jerome B. Robinson