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For the 3rd instalment, the Bear Gryll Survival Academy shows us how we can use the natural elements, specifically mud, to protect ourselves from the harsh environments of the outdoors. Mud protects us from the sun, to prevent sun burns, and from insect bites. Prevention of such irritants will help us to conserve energy and use that same energy to travel to the rescue destination instead. Mud also masks our scent from predators, tricking them into thinking we are part of the environment. Check the video out!

Last year, Luminox introduced the new Navy SEALs 3600 Series, the latest collection that is officially licensed by the Department of the Navy. Designed and manufactured with input from US Navy SEALs, the watches in this collection are perfectly suited for use by the US Navy SEALs, and therefore rugged enough to do just about anything else. The Navy SEALs are America’s premiere defenders, willing to go to any lengths to preserve freedom. For many years, Luminox has been supplying to the SEALs and supporting their missions by developing the highest quality timepieces built to withstand the rigors these warriors...

Welcome to the 3rd part of the outdoor survival tips, and a continuation of natural navigation. In this week’s video, we learn how to get our bearings using a watch, which is one of the more commonly worn accessories. Give the video a watch and realize how everyday objects can actually help you to survive!

This week, Luminox brings to you the 2nd installment of its outdoor survival tips. In the video, the survival instructor teaches us about we can utilize the wind, trees and shadows to get our bearings when out in the wilds. This prevents us from losing our direction and knowing where North is! Tune in next week for another video about natural navigation.

There’s now a new addition to the ICE-SAR Arctic 1000 Series! The 1003.ICE features a 46 mm CARBONOX™ case. The hard-sandblasted dial calls to mind the lava fields that cover 30% of Iceland. This model comes on an eye-catching navy blue dial & navy blue fabric strap. The professional teams of the Icelandic Association for Search and Rescue are trained to go anywhere on Iceland, known as “the Land of Fire and Ice.” And on Iceland, that really means what it says – rescuers routinely answer calls during avalanches, shipwrecks, storms, eruptions, earthquakes, sub-zero winters and much more. Also remember,...