Anyone have any experience with these Grizzly Tech game bags from Three Bears ..read more

Who’s buying one of these? Wearable exoskeleton can turn you into superhuman athlete The X1 exoskeleton is a motorized artificial intelligence-powered all-terrain device that straps to your waist and thighs for hiking climbing and running. www.foxnews.com ..read more

I am looking for my best option for a chest holster that works with a chest pack. The pack will double as a bino harness as well as a fishing pack. I would prefer two separate rigs so if I take the chest pack off I still have my holster on. Needs to be accessible in a pair of waders too. Gun is a Ruger Alaskan. Thank you in advance ..read more

Going to pick up some nicer game bags this year. Going elk hunting, and deer. Would you get elk size and use for deer or get 2 diff sizes? Thinking if I get 1 size I would get a nicer set vs both. Admittedly that's being cheap but I don't see how having one that's too big would be an issue, if it is please elaborate ..read more

Has anybody used these for binos? Is there a convenient way to carry binos in these? I am looking for an all around chest rig that can carry binos and a handgun. I have a bino harness and a razco, just looking for something a little more universal for hunting, fishing, hiking, horseback riding etc ..read more

​ Lightweight & Packable Knife​ The Merlin is a new Signature Series collaboration blade from FORLOH and Toor Knives, an American-made premium knife brand. The Merlin is a lightweight, packable blade with a gut hook, ideal for field dressing big game. Meant to serve as your primary “pack in, "pack out” utility" blade on your next hunt or backpacking excursion, it comes in feather light at just under 1.8 oz. The handle is skeletonized to reduce overall... Read more ..read more

Looking for a bino harness. Ordered the Sitka one and my binoculars are to big for it. Any suggestions for something similar ..read more

Planning on purchasing a Helinox chair. I've tried the Chair One and liked it but don't like that the legs slip into soft dirt. I haven't tried the Ground Chair. The Ground Chair is smaller so not sure how comfortable it is but the boxed leg design won't suffer from the same problem as the Chair One legs. Also saves a bit of weight. For those that have used both, which would you go with? I'm 6ft, 200lbs. Will mostly be used for glassing and general camp comfort ..read more

Planning to pick up some electronic ear plugs for the upcoming seasons. Recommendation? Will be shooting at max a 300rum with a brake. Not suppressed nor do I want to suppress any of my rifles. Looking at an Axil right ..read more

Anyone have experience using the Eberlestock Recon bino harness? I'm usually not drawn to Eberlestock stuff, but it looks halfway decent and is often available at a discount compared to others ..read more