Hoyt Carbon RX-5 Review
2021 marked the end of the Cam and a Half system that powered Hoyt’s hunting bows. Variations of the Cam and a Half have been the engine of Hoyt’s...
First Lite Women’s Baselayer Review
First Lite Women's Baselayer Review By Becca Moffat, Rokslide Prostaff When First Lite announced they were releasing a women's line of hunting clothing, I couldn't wait to get...
Duckworth Vapor Hoody & Maverick Snorkel Hoody Reviews
Duckworth Vapor Hoody & Maverick Snorkel Hoody ReviewsAmerican Made, American Strong!By Ross Russell, Rokslide Staff Wool has been the choice of many hunters for decades and is what...
Kowa Prominar 55 TSN Review
Kowa Prominar TSN-55A Review
The best backpacking spotter is the one you have with you. Having gone on many backpack hunts with an 85mm spotter, the size and weight can...
Vortex Triumph HD 850 Rangefinder Review
Vortex has had a wide range of rangefinders over the years, and I have used several of them with good luck. I was a bit skeptical when their new...
Book Review: Modern Advancements in Long Range Shooting
Book Review: Modern Advancements in Long Range ShootingBy Sam MillardWith the popularity of long range hunting and shooting rising every year, equipment manufacturers and information brokers are scrambling to claim...
Primus Omnilite and Optimus Polaris Comparison Review
Primus Omnilite and Optimus Polaris Comparison Review
By William Hanson
I have a real problem eating at altitude. I had a particularly bad bout with this issue last September and it...
Crispi Nevada GTX Hunting Boot
Crispi Nevada GTX Hunting BootBy Ross Russell, Rokslide Prostaff One thing you learn early on as a mountain hunter is that if your feet aren't happy, you aren't...
Kryptek Anorak & Vellus Cold Weather System Review
Kryptek Anorak & Vellus Cold Weather System Review By Robby Denning, Rokslide Co-Owner Hate to read? Then just scroll to the bottom for a link to a...
Review: White’s Dri-Foot Outdoorsman Boots
White’s Dri-Foot Outdoorsman Boots - Long Term Review
by Matt Cashell, Rokslide Prostaff
Backcountry hunters need good boots. Period. They put nearly unreasonable demands on their feet. Twenty or more miles...





























