Long ago, in the distant past, beyond the horizon of written history, a momentous event occurred. An ancient human picked up a blunt object and beat another to death for the first time. That moment changed the world forever.
Since then the art of self defense and the advance of weaponry have grown along with humans. Entire arts forms have formed around specific self defense weapons. Inventing techniques and methods to hone these deadly weapons to perfection over centuries.
Far more than an accessory, watches are capable of being used to do more than just tell the time. We all know the power that’s contained in something as simple as a smart watch, so it makes sense there are a number of features and uses that could be applied to a watch used for the outdoors, too. Enter: Survival watches. With the ability to tell the temperature, direction, weather and more, survival watches are an essential companion to have alongside you for any outdoor activity for their useful features alone.
As useful as night vision devices such as binoculars and monoculars are, there are times when you need both hands free to operate in the dark. This is where night vision goggles, which typically come with comfortable hands-free headgear come in useful. Unlike other night vision devices, which you might only need to survey your surroundings from a static position, night vision goggles are designed for movement. Because they allow you to navigate in the dark you will also more than likely be looking through them for much longer periods than other devices. Because of these factors, there are a couple of features that you should be on the lookout for when buying these devices.
If things get really bad, like a sudden epidemic outbreak, it’s reasonable to think you are at risk of being attacked by other people — let alone in more common emergencies like active shooters and home defense.