Optics

Over the years I’ve been fortunate to be able to use some of the best optics made. Usually, that top shelf includes Zeiss, Leica, and Swarovski. Generally, I’m the...

Vortex Viper Optics Review“Hello my name is “blank” (insert cool, catchy forum ID here), and I am from “blank” (insert various eastern state here) and I just joined Rokslide,...

In the not so distant past if you wanted a capable long range hunting scope for under $1000 your options were very limited. Three or four years ago, the...

FHF Gear PRO binocular harness and Razco Gear Holster Review Back in 2012, I took a long drive with a couple of close friends. I started in Hamilton, MT and...

In the backcountry of Montana, time was of the essence.  I had spotted a group of six bulls over a mile away.  It was about an hour after dawn,...

In the words of Travis Tritt, "It's a great day to be alive..." that is if you're a fan of big binoculars.  By "big" I mean the 15 power...

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...

By Matt Cashell, Rokslide Prostaff In doing optics reviews over the years for Rokslide, I have had the luxury of looking through all types of glass, from the budget-friendly entry-level...

Maven B2 Binocular Review By Josh Boyd, Rokslide Prostaff This winter I was asked if I’d be willing to set aside my expensive European glass for a season and try out...

Nikon Monarch HG 10X42 Review by Matt Cashell, Rokslide Prostaff Through Rokslide, I have had some great opportunities to look at new optics and how they suit mountain hunters.  I have...