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Five things that I find compelling, interesting and worth sharing with you, my incredible friends...
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Here is your weekly fill of 5-Bullet Friday, a few things that I found of interest this last week...
FOR YOUR JEEP:Axia Alloys. Damn. Probably some of the nicest mounts I've ever seen. The perfect accessory to add that next level to your rig.
FOR THE OVERLANDER:This rack system from Kargo Master is pretty cool. Not only is it sturdy and capable of handling a large load, but the door hinge mounted steps and the walkway in front of the windshield work incredibly well. We had this on our Overland JK for a few months and were very impressed.
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION: I try not to get political here, but as The Trail PAC says, "All Trail Decisions are Political Decisions." With the presidential election cycle looming in the news every day, you should follow The Trail PAC (PAC stands for Political Action Committee) to learn which candidates are better for our sport.
FOR A GOOD READ: Whether or not you enjoy reading about history, I just finished Walter Isaacson's biography of Benjamin Franklin. This one book does more to help you understand what our country way like and what it took to secure our liberties then anything I've ever read. It also explains why Franklin is such an important figure in the history of our nation and how, in his time, he was the most famous American in the world.
FOR A GOOD BLADE: This knife designed by "Survivorman" Les Stroud is not light by any means, so it doesn't make for an ultra-light backpacking tool, but it is purpose-built to take abuse and last in survival situations. The sheath, while goofy looking, contains flint, a whistle, reflective mirror and more.
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