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   Growing up in Florida didn't give me a whole lot to work with when it came down to learning how to rock climb. Being a "flat lander" (hate that term), meant my focus shifted more towards activities such as Surfing and Skateboarding which takes a toll on your hands over time (mostly the skateboarding... damn road rashes). Still amused by the adrenaline fueled sport of rock climbing, I've spoken to numerous climbers and they all have one thing in common... their palms look like they have met a stump grinder! Okay.. maybe a bit dramatic there, but come on, if...

So if you've been with us since the beginning, you'll know that we started off strickly selling natural fire starters. Our very first product in 2014 was this vacuum sealed kit which contained Hagwood Gold Shavings, sticks of Fatwood and a book of matches. Bibles and Barbells did a AMAZING review from unboxing all the way to using the kit on his youtube video two years ago. Figured since I have a larger customer base now than back then, a lot of you never seen this video. Give his youtube a follow while you're at it if you can!  ...

Whether you roll on mats practicing BJJ, or you skateboard on a daily basis, one thing that is over looked in HYGIENE. The purpose of this blog post today is to remind you to practice proper hygiene to continue to live the life you do, and to enjoy the hobbies you enjoy. Types of common sports diseases There's a plethora (that word even sounds like a disease) of diseases you can catch by not performing proper hygiene in a sport environment. Staphylococcus Aureus No, its not the name of a Dinosaur or your Grandpas great great Grandpa, its a deadly...

Soap isn't only used for getting clean. Here are 20+ other uses for our soap Lubricate nails, screws, and saw blades: Soap on metal helps it go through wood more easily. Nails and screws go in easier and are less less likely to split the wood if they are first stuck in a bar of soap. Rubbing soap over a handsaw blade will help it cut straighter and be less resistant to the wood. Keep your fingernails clean: While you’re working in the garden or potting plants, scrape your fingernails over a bar of soap to collect slivers underneath them. This will...