would this be ideal for combat situations? all weather, urban areas and woodland areas?
384705
I have used it to climb trees without problems. It is very tough . my weight is 170 pounds.
384706
As a daily use rope I'd say no. That said it would work just fine for intermittent use as long as you realize it's not a fall-rated rope like a static-line or climbing rope. General use is where it's shines due to it's light weight and easy handling texture. For the money it's hard to beat.
2138892
Yes. You'd fare well using spikes suitable to the terrain; the larger spikes are good for stability in rugged conditions.
1061649
It's not built to withstand weather. So I doubt it should be outside unless very well protected. It's a good device though and I always received great support.
681280
This would work well for outside. I purchased for our local Girl Scout gatherings and it works well outdoors. I have used the headset so I don't know how secure it would be while exercising.
1484803
I've used it outdoors, but it's very sensitive to wind. Keep away from trees, and not over pavement. Training kit recommended.
1836721
It depends on if you want to build a storm shelter with it or not. Generally, if you want to use it in a thunderstorm, have as much fun as you could possibly have
1946276
i think it would be great for that... i used it at a baseball game here in the 100-110 degree weather and it was awesome so i feel it would be even better in a smaller less brutal heat area...for the price and the product positives it is worth it
193666
Yes this kit will work in all conditions. This is an outstanding kit for all weather types and first aid needs.
1159233
Yes, great piece of equipment. Use common sence to not leave it outside during bad weather conditions.
75016
Probably, it's pretty robust. I don't know how long it would last if you were doing that alot. Take a look at this, this is it's natural home 1QT MOLLE Canteen Pouch Woodland Camo
1760200
It should be suitable for anything outdoors. Given that it has no light source I would recommend 2 IR lights as well to be able to see a bit farther. The battery lasts fairly long, I had it running for 2 hours straight and didn't have to change it.
1233823
We used it in Afghanistan and it held up to those elements, but really its just hot and dry there. But I must say it seems pretty sturdy. But yes, I would make sure it was in a covered area that is protected as much as possible!
54930
I would say it is pretty durable. I wouldn't wade through thorn bushes, but I think for everyday activities it does nicely.
1329390
This lens would be a disaster for action at night. It's manual focus, the maximum aperture is f/8, there's no vibration reduction. As a matter of fact, it would barely be usable for action in full daylight. Sorry... if you want to shoot action at night, you're going to need a fast lens and a camera body that will do high ISO.
531698
Will work well to keep bugs downwind from attacking but will not defend against buts that are upwind. On a clear, windless / breeze free day or evening it should work fairly well for a 15 - 20 foot radius. Best used under a tent covering, even with open walls. Cannot put in a pocket as this is actually burning butane fuel, doubt that a holster is a good idea either.
1993119
I think this would be fine in that situation. I've used it in snow and light rain and it worked great. My camera is not weather sealed so I worry about wet weather
1619664
Outdoor survival yes. Urban survival kind of. This tool, in my opinion, is a outstanding survival tool for woodland survival. For the following reasons: 1) I've put mine through the ringer and it has performed beautifully 2) It's very easy to sharpen and the edge lasts 3) The head of it is not to big that you can't "palm it" to use as a cutting instrument or even for skinning 4) It's light enough to always carry but heavy enough to split and chop 5) The fire rod stays in place and is a good size for use