Trading Cards created by Artist Tony Keaton, aka TKZ Designs! Check him out on Truth Social, Instagram, and eBay. Video Produced by Cameron McKirdy in America.
Posts Tagged ‘custom’
1 of 1 Donald J Trump Art Sketch Cards!
Posted: November 3, 2023 in Art, Fun!, HD Videos, World NewsTags: 2024, 45, america, Art, Biden, Brandon, card, custom, Donald Trump, election, event, flag, freedom, gag, Government, hd, news, Oval Office, president, shorts, sketch, speech, Tony Keaton, trading cards, trials, usa, work
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Handmade Everyday Carry Gear by Popov Leather!
Posted: October 22, 2019 in Art, blogger, Everyday Carry (EDC), Fun!, Gear, Product Reviews, walletTags: 2019, blog, Canada, cards, cash, custom, EDC, everyday carry, gear, goods, instagram, items, leather, lighter, money, oregon, pen, photo, post, products, review, swag, thread, usa
By Cameron McKirdy
Man, I have some cool goodies to share with you Survival Bros. Check out the custom leather wallet, and #EDC “Pocket Armor” organizer I had made. Popov Leather did an amazing job creating these exquisite pieces by hand. They are located in British Columbia, Canada and have been excellent at communicating with me for this collaboration. Check out their YouTube Channel and website. Popov is offering a discount right now. If you have something made by them, send me a photo at thesurvivalbros@gmail.com and I will share it. I want to see more gear from these Artists. I plan on ordering more items, and producing videos soon for the SB YT Chan.
Created just for Cam of Survival Bros
Latest handmade works from #popovleather
Dr. Scholl’s P.R.O. Pain Relief Orthotics for Heel Review
Posted: February 28, 2014 in Everyday Carry (EDC), Gear, HD Videos, Health & Nutrition, Product ReviewsTags: arch, brand, Cameron McKirdy, clinically, custom, design, discomfort, Dr. Scholl's (Business Operation), feet, gear, hd, heel, help, info, inserts, mens, natural, pain, relief, review, shoes, step, stress, support, Survival Bros, Target Corporation (Organization), testing, toes, treats, video, work, YouTube
Produced By Cameron McKirdy
In this HD video I show you my new Dr. Scholl’s Pain Relief Orthotics. I’ve been testing them for about three weeks, and they have scored off the chart in overall quality. This type is made just for men, and they fit size 8-12 shoes. I cut them down to size, threw them in my sneakers, and went to work. I was standing on concrete for 10 hours a day, and before I bought these inserts my feet were absolutely killing me. I had intense heel pain, and cramping throughout my entire foot. I couldn’t take a break, so I had to try something.
First I purchased a pair of flat, massaging gel inserts. They sucked. I still had heel pain. I took the off-brand cushioners out of my kicks to return, but they left a strange indentation on my insoles, so I’m going to keep them in those dress shoes for good. Then I stepped it up, and spent a few more dollars on the Dr. Scholl’s. I’ve never owned a pair of arch supports that weren’t custom to my flat feet, so I was skeptical. However, like I said in the video, they worked to relieve my pain immediately, and I forgot all about my discomfort. I’ve been using these ever since, and I had to recommend them to everyone that follows the Survival Bros blog. Please comment if you have purchased these orthotics, or something like it.
Vintage Specialized Racing Bike Found At Goodwill
Posted: July 3, 2013 in Adventures, Frugality, SB Tips, SportsTags: allez, Bicycle, blog, blue, California, classic, custom, find, for, industries, old, post, race, rare, sale, score, sport, state, store, thrift, treasure, washington, winning, yellow
I can’t believe what I discovered at Goodwill today. At the thrift store I scored a super rare vintage Specialized Allez Sport racing bicycle! Winning. It took all my hustling skills to acquire it.
I walked around looking for treasure, but couldn’t find anything on the shelves, or in the glass displays. I’m always looking for things to flip. Right when I almost called off the hunt, I went to the back and peered through the doors marked employees only. All I could see were bins, and the bike of my dreams. I’ve been wanting a road bike so I can cruise down the Oregon Coast to hike and camp.
I found an employee, and she said the bike won’t be available until they price it tomorrow. I didn’t accept that. I told her I really need a bike, and I’d like to talk to the manager. He came over, and I said I’d be very grateful if he could sell it to me. So he brought it out, and said I can have it for $24.95! Unbelievable. It’s super clean, and loaded with custom parts. I said deal, and paid the man cash. It was even cheaper because I was in Washington, but showed my Oregon I.D., so I didn’t have to pay sales tax. I rode off into the sunset. I can’t find anything on this ride. If you know something about it, please share. I don’t know the year. If you want it, I can make you a deal.
Update: My local Specialized dealer informed me this is a 1994 Allez Sport. It retailed for $650 new.
Spray Painting My Mad Max Survival Mountain Bike Flat Black
Posted: August 22, 2012 in Adventures, Comedy and Art, Health & Nutrition, Product Reviews, SB Tips, Sports, UncategorizedTags: apocalypse, Art, Bicycle, bike, black, bros, can, collapse, cruiser, custom, flat, gibson, job, Mel, paint, painter, preparedness, Rat, reality, survival, survive, transportation
I finally painted my Mongoose mountain bike flat black. This blog covers how I painted it, and other preparations I’ve done to my End of the World transportation.
First I stripped my bike bare. I took off the back fender/rack, and the seat. I had to remove a LED light attached to my seat post. I also removed a bunch of stickers, and residue. Most came off after using Goof Off, lacquer thinner, and a flat razor blade. Once the surface was clean, I blasted it flat black with Rust-olium Universal all-surface spray paint. It’s an awesome product. You can shoot at any angle. It sticks to metal, plastic, wood, whatever, but costs almost $10 a can.
Next I rattle canned the frame. I did one side, then the other, and finally the bottom. I did two coats, so it took a few hours to paint it all and allow for drying. I painted the wheels and tires quickly also. Then I put it all back together.
To get an even coat I removed the cables, but had a problem getting them back on tight. The guys at Prom Bike Shop in Seaside OR helped adjust them. They know me so it was a free fix. I buy stuff there all the time, and trust them with all my repairs. This is the third time I’ve resurrected this bike, but she is looking good now. Good luck seeing me on this stealth flat black beast.
Painting my bike was easy. The hard part was not painting myself or the driveway. Now I can put some smaller packs on this bike, but I have another bicycle that can haul more. Hopefully I can get a trailer before the Apocalypse happens. This bike needs a light, plastic front fender soon. It will have a first aid kit, and emergency food onboard. There’s a bright light and black bell on the front as well for safety.
I also plan to make a motorized bicycle in the near future. I enjoy designing rat bikes that look like something out of the Mad Max movie. You gotta go flat black. It looks sick.
– Cameron McKirdy
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