Never do you need to climb a mountain, row an ocean or trek in the wilderness without a proven device that enables the connections you need! The Zoleo device uses the Iridium satellite network to provide connectivity in areas where there is no mobile coverage. This allows for seamless communication even in remote or isolated locations. This means that you can stay connected no matter where you are in the world, even in remote or isolated areas where traditional mobile networks don’t reach. With the Zoleo, you can send and receive text messages, make and receive calls, and even access the internet, all through the power of the Iridium satellite…

Adventurers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts know the importance of having the right tools on hand to ensure their survival in the wilderness. One such tool that is essential to have in your arsenal is a Survival Shovel. This versatile tool can be used for a variety of tasks in camp, on the trail, or in the wilds. One of the primary uses of a survival shovel is to set up camp. Whether you’re digging a fire pit, creating a latrine, or clearing snow, a survival shovel is an invaluable tool. The sharp edge of the shovel can also be used to start a fire by striking a flint, which is…

Emergency Thermal Blankets and Bags are essential in your survival kit; providing emergency shelter from the cold, wet and wind A Thermal Blanket is a reusable, lightweight and waterproof Windproof: the killing factor is wind chill effect Dramatically lowers users body heat-loss rate – keeping you warmer Importantly retains over 90% of radiated body heat Sized for one or two people. The Survival Bag can provide a personal lifesaving shelter Providing ‘total body’coverage and protection Waterproof & Windproof Durable and Lightweight Accommodate two people Highly visible from a distance and radar reflective….search & rescue  ‘Safety’ Orange is used to set objects apart, making it easily visible to the human eye even in…

We set off from Resolute,on Resolute Bay, (74° 43’ N and 94° 53’ W), in the territory of Nunavut, Canada, to walk/ski for 648 km (403 miles), pulling our food and equipment bound for the Magnetic North Pole. After a 12 hour day pulling our pulk, we needed somewhere to cook, eat, sleep and survive the night. James and I were issued with a Terra Nova Tent that was proven to withstand Arctic conditions: without adequate shelter we would never survive. It was reasonably lightweight even when frozen, as well as tough.  For 12-hour each day I leaning into my harness in order to drag my pulk loaded with its precious cargo northwards over some of the most difficult terrain…

Every breakfast and evening meals our robust  MSR® XGK™ stove’s powerful flame melted snow and ice giving us lifesaving boiled water incredibly fast so we could enjoy a drink and by rehydrating our freeze dried meals – eat… This was so necessary during the Polar Race, probably the world’s toughest race; – starting from Resolute, Nunavut (74°43’N and 94°53’W), walking & skiing 648 km to the North Magnetic Pole in 25 days Just the extreme cold of the Arctic makes a person feel very hungry, add the enormous amount of energy (6500 calories)  needed to man hauling our pulks for 12 hours per day for survival this energy needs to…