Barney’s Sport Chalet Alaska Pack Frame
Barney's Alaska Pack Frame with Pinnacle Bag By Luke Moffat It is no coincidence that more Alaskan guides use the Barney's pack frame than any other pack. In fact,...
The Backpack Showdown – Part 1
https://youtu.be/5w9gmKx1gFsIn Part 1 of The Backpack Showdown, Backpack hunter Zach Herold of Battle Mountain Media takes nine leading backpacks: Initial Ascent, Kifaru, Stone Glacier, Exo MTN Gear, Sitka, Seek...
Kuiu Ultra 6000
Kuiu Ultra 6000 Luke Moffat Given all the drama surrounding this pack when it was introduced I was apprehensive to purchase it for review. I do...
Review: Exo Mountain Gear K2 3500 Backpack
Review: Exo Mountain Gear K2 3500 Backpack
By Justin Crossley, Rokslide Editor
A quality and comfortable pack is one of the most important pieces of gear to a backcountry hunter. I...
Stone Glacier Krux EVO 3300 Review, Part II
I started using the Stone Glacier Krux EVO 3300 back in May (part I is here). I've got dozens of days on it now. No disappointments here.For part II,...
Akek Climax 5400 Backpack Review
Long backcountry hunts require plenty of gear to get you through the hunt. This requires a larger pack as well. In a past article, I reviewed the Akek Alpha...
Seek Outside Wingspan Pockets Review
Seek Outside Wingspan Pockets
2022 saw Seek Outside bringing a full backpack product line change in material From X-Pac to UltraPE 400. More on this very new material later. During...
TT#29 Everything Kifaru with Aron Snyder and Anders Christianson
This Tipsy Tuesday is Everything Kifaru with Aron Synder and Anders Christianson. We cover Kifaru's move to Riverton Wyoming, jump into new material choices, and close out with what...
Kifaru Timberline
KIFARU TIMBERLINE BY Aron Snyder 5lbs 9oz’s 5,400 cubic inches of internal space, 1,800 cubic inches of exterior pockets Dual layer 500 denier Cordura bellow sleeping bag compartment zipper,...
Cabela’s Alaskan Guide External Frame Backpack
Cabela's Alaskan Guide - External Frame Jared Bloomgren ("J-Rod") As backcountry hunters we are always looking for the best way to get our animals out of the rough...