The trailblazer take down buck saw has been reincarnated! It has been brought back to life! This excellent design is now being manufactured by Filzer and has been given some improvements including a stainless steel tension bar, upgraded aluminum construction, and a very nice vibration reducing, grip increasing neoprene handle. This is by far the strongest design for a take down bow saw. It packs down to a small, relatively light weight package that easily fits in a backpack or a bicycle saddle bag. This is a very comfortable buck saw to operate and it is incredibly capable for its size. In the interest of time, I cut out a rather long segment discussing the plastic ends Filzer puts on the saw blade. There is a plastic tab on both sides of the blade mounted to the outer hole on each side. I did show what that is for when I put the saw together on camera, and I mentioned at the end that I think a user can probably accomplish the same thing as those plastic tabs with a small hex bolt and hex nut and maybe a couple of washers. A little tinkering with a regular 18" bow saw blade will likely save a user some money and also ensure that this saw remains in service permanently... for those unwilling to tinker, I do suggest buying at least one replacement blade on the chance you wear the first one out. NOTEWORTHY: The blades for the Filzer Buckster BBS-1 are not a direct replacement for the 18" Trailblazer. They are made differently. Do not buy a Filzer blade for your old Trailblazer Saw. It won't work. The Filzer Buckster BBS-1 Bow Saw: http://amzn.to/2d3Q4zW Filzer BBS-1 Replacement Blades: http://amzn.to/2dCfcUP ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgBqWL16EIs

I've been watching the "gauntlet reviews" on this product and noticed some of the comments. So, I thought I'd provide the absolute TRUTH about the Work Sharp Guided Sharpening System. This isn't a review, just the reality of this product. Worksharp Guided Sharpening System http://amzn.to/2bz4xcM Upgrade kit for the WSGSS http://amzn.to/2c9GrRK ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fExygdrAoWU

This is a comparison and discussion regarding the SimpleShot FlippinOut Scout and the Simple Shot Torque slingshots (catapults). I shoot them both (and while I'm at it do the wooden nickle challenge for a free band set from SimpleShot) by shooting a wooden nickel at 33 feet. In this video, I discuss the similarities and differences between these two slingshots (catapults) and I have quite a lot to say regarding banding methods and some specific information regarding looped tubes. There's a lot of good information in this video regarding these two slingshots. I hope you will enjoy it. The Scout is available at both simpleshot.com and on amazon http://amzn.to/2cCKBCs And at Simpleshot.com http://simple-shot.com/slingshots/flippinout-slingshots/the-scout/ The Torque is only available at simpleshot.com http://simple-shot.com/slingshots/the-torque-slingshot/ The best deal I've found for 3/8 steel balls for slingshot ammo is here http://amzn.to/2cxG5rB ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO-NY8XWFvY

This Aqua Quest Cool Cat is a very nice soft sided cooler that doubles as a very nice padded dry bag... or maybe it's a really good padded dry bag that doubles as a soft sided cooler. In either case, this is a very well made multi-purpose product that I think should appeal to all sorts of outdoorsmen and recreationalists. I am completely impressed with this 100% waterproof soft sided thermal insulated cooler. I am also completely impressed with this 100% waterproof padded dry bag. Cool Cat at Aqua Quest https://aquaquestwaterproof.com/product/cool-cat-waterproof-cooler-bag/ And usually a better price on Amazon http://amzn.to/2bzZndz ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTlGDjoVGmA