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When you're in a survival situation, the last thing you want to do is make a vital mistake. Unfortunately, many people are unaware that the choices they make (or don't make) in the wilderness can be a recipe for disaster. That being said, here are a few mistakes to avoid making when you find yourself in a survival situation out in the wilderness. Not telling three people where you're going. One of the first mistakes you don't want to make before heading out into the wilderness o …

image from www.facebook.com/beargryllssurvivalchallenge The first ever Bear Grylls Survival Challenge will take place April 28 and 29 at the Blue Cloud Movie Ranch in Santa Clarita, California, and Echo-Sigma will be there to help participants test their mental and physical toughness in a first of its kind event. “This first-of-its-kind challenge will incorporate technology to measure elements like never before. It’s about improving, digging deep and showing yourself you have what it t …

Living in ignorance is not bliss, as people often say. When you don't know what is coming, or try to ignore it, then you cannot be prepared for the inevitable crises life throws at you. Unfortunately, disaster can strike at any time, and being prepared is critical for survival in a modern world with modern dangers.On top of man-made crises, natural disasters happen all over the United States, which has the most diverse climate of any country on the planet. Hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, for …

Being prepared for a natural disaster, or any kind of emergency, is very important. Whether it's a fire, earthquake, or flood, being prepared is the key to survival. As much as you think that this can't happen in an area near you, the truth is disasters occur everywhere. And not being prepared can bite you in the butt. The United States is ranked number two among countries with the most natural disasters. And hurricanes can be sometimes the most devastating natural disaster in terms of …

Every year Nick goes on a camping trip with his buddies.  It's your usual type of affair for guys in their 20's, find an empty spot, pitch a tent and crack open the brews.  After a night of tall tails, roaring fires and clear skies you pack it in and head back to real life.  Next year they repeat the process with a whole new set of stories and experiences.   Nick's friend handled the supply side but he decided that he should bring his  Echo-Sigma Get Home Bag w …