Kifaru Wind River Jacket Review
The fellas at Kifaru were kind enough to send me a Wind River jacket to review.
They describe the jacket like this:“Made from our 30d High tenacity ripstop nylon, the...
Zeiss Conquest V4 4-16×44 Review
Zeiss Conquest V4
I have been wanting to put together an ultra-lightweight and packable mountain rifle build that would be accurate and capable at extended distances. I wasn’t expecting a...
Maven RS1.2 Riflescope Review
Maven RS1.2
Over the past few years, there’s been a lot of discussion on Rokslide regarding a rifle scope’s primary purpose as an aiming device. Paramount to this are retention...
Vortex SPARC Solar Red Dot Review
I recently decided to expand my styles of hunting and picked up a shotgun for turkey and coyote hunting. I wanted to test out a red dot scope on...
Practicing with a Hinge or a Tension Release
We continue on the topic of release execution with either a Tension style release or a hinge. Choosing the right tools to make you a better archer is important...
The Rokslide Members’ GIANT Optics Review
*Editor's note: This review was coordinated and submitted by Rokslide Member @Tahoe1305 It's Rokslide's mission to offer the most unbiased reviews possible and when we read this one, it...
First Lite 308 Pant Review
First Lite 308 Pant
With the recent surge in hunting's popularity, consumers are enjoying a wealth of options in the market. Outdoor companies are continually introducing innovative products, making choices...
In the Field: Nimrod Pack Systems
I bought my first external frame backpack, a Kelty, in 1991 as I prepared for a backpack hunt in Wyoming's Hoback country. That old Kelty was the best I...
Swarovski ATX85 & Kowa 884
Swarovski ATX85 and Kowa 884 Spotting Scopes By: Matt Cashell Any serious western hunter knows the value of a high performance spotting scope. No other item can save you more...
Swarovski EL Range TA Binocular Review
My pickup rolled to a stop on a hairpin corner of the road in the Sapphire Mountains of Western Montana. I had just set up a 10-inch steel target...



























