Optics

I hunt and scout mule deer everywhere from established road systems to deep in the backcountry.  Consequently, I'm always looking for practical ways to save weight & bulk, while...

Long Range Scope Shootout The market for scopes has been getting hit hard with new optics designed for long-range shooting. Frankly, it can get overwhelming if you are in the...

Hash Marks or Turrets? A Mule Deer Hunter's Perspective by Robby Denning, Rokslide Co-Owner Before rangefinders came along in the late 90s, most mule deer hunters I knew...

I received a Toric UHD 4-20X50mm, FFP, MOA, PRS from Tract Optics for review. Up until recently, I hadn't heard much on Tract optics. Tract, located in Pennsylvania, prides...

Have you ever called to inquire about borrowing your buddies Alpha Binoculars? I’m here to tell you that the awkward silence that follows will test even the best relationships....

The Perfect Backcountry Companion: Swarovski 8x30 CL, by James Petker, Rokslide Prostaff In this review, I will show why the Swarovski Companion 8x30 CL binoculars may be the perfect optic...

Maven C.1 10X42 Binocular Review By Jordan Budd, Rokslide Prostaff When I first saw Maven was releasing a mid-class, affordable, compact pair of binoculars last year, a few things came to...

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...

Meopta Meostar B1 10X42 HD binocular Matt Cashell The 10X42 Meopta Meostar HD As I mentioned in the Spotting Scope review, I hunted for several years with the...

Once carbon fiber tripods became widely available at least a decade ago, I dropped my aluminum tripods like hot rocks and made the switch.  I was saving more than...