First Lite Navigator Hoody Review

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When it comes to choosing mid-layers for a hunting clothing system, the options can feel endless—and honestly, overwhelming. Every brand offers multiple choices, and when building your system, it’s...

Cold Bow Challenge: What’s Your Maximum Effective Range?

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Hey Roksliders, our 2nd annual Cold Bow Challenge kicked off May 5th.  By entering, you can find out what your true maximum effective range (MER) is. Many archers told...
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Pants for the Backcountry

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  Pants for the Backcountry by Matt Wymer, Rokslide Prostaff   Pants: Seems simple, we wear them most everyday, and often without too much thought toward the details....

Mule Deer Gear for Father’s Day

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Hey RokBlog followers.  I worked with some of our sponsors to put together a list of "Mule Deer Gear" for Father's Day.  Check out the sales and products below...
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TT#30 Bow Tuning with Daykota Kime and the Cold Bow Challenge

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#30 Tipsy Tuesday has Daykota Kime giving out Bow Tuning tips. Daykota's tuning tips will help everyone get their broadheads flying straight for the 2024 Cold Bow Challenge. Howard...

Nikon Monarch M5 3-12x42SF Riflescope Review

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Earlier this year I was looking for a lightweight, mid-range riflescope when the Nikon Monarch M5 3-12x42SF caught my eye. By mid-range I mean distances I can correct for...

Iron Will K1 Ultralight Hunting Knife Review

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Iron Will K1 Ultralight Hunting Knife. Click hereHunting knives and rabbit holes definitely go hand in hand. Back in the day, it was the typical heavy, stout, moderately sharp,...
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Review: Vortex HD LH Razor 1.5-8×32 Riflescope

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  Review: Vortex HD LH Razor 1.5-8x32 Riflescope By Robby Denning, Rokslide Co-Owner Twenty five years ago, I was all worried about maximum total light transmission through my...

Review: Maven RS.1 Riflescope

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By Josh Boyd, Rokslide Staff This spring I was fortunate enough to draw a highly desired late rifle elk tag in Utah.  When Rokslide offered me a chance to top...

Yeti Panga 75

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"What in the hell do I need $350.00-dollar duffle bag for?" I asked myself that question as I pulled the Yeti Panga 75 out of the box. Not having much...