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SURVIVAL STRAPS
Marketers love bloggers these days. I know this because hardly a day goes
by when I don't receive inquiries offering free product in return for blog reviews.
Although I receive an average of 15 offers for free products
each week, I accept only when a product is highly relevent and would be of
interest to hikers. (And I don't write about it if it sucks!) Survival Straps
are worth knowing about.
These American-made, rugged
bracelets and accessories are constructed of super-strong knotted paracord that can be unwound
for use in emergency situations.
An effortless (and fashionable) addition to your hike survival kit, the
straps can be used for:
• water rescue
• building a shelter
• fix broken packs, boots
• improvise a sling or splint
• emergency dog leash
• string-and-stick fire maker
• fishing line
• control bleeding
• belt
• tent/food bag rigging
• towing
• make a trap
But, the real clincher is this: when you purchase a strap, a
portion of the proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project—a program set up to
support injured soldiers returning home from the military. The project focuses on providing
education,employment services, emotional support and physical well-being.
Also, if you deploy your strap and have a good story to
tell—send it in to the manufacturer and you'll receive a replacement for just
the cost of shipping.
SURVIVAL STRAPS
800-971-3360
WOUNDED WARRIOR PROJECT:
DISCLOSURE: I received several free product samples but was
not obligated to provide a blog review.
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