I thought of some more of my unpopular opinions!
1: Swarovski optics are over price by about 200% of their actual performance value. Swaro quality peaked with the SLC line, which is now sold under the Kahles line overseas for a fraction of what we were paying here in the US. Swarovski is just taking advantage of charging people for the status symbol of the flying pigeon logo they have. Their optics are NOT the top of the pile, no matter how hard everyone tries to justify it.
2: Kennetrek boots are hot garbage, may as well super glue a 2x4 to the bottom of a pair of moon boots and hunt in those. Comparable levels of comfort under foot and support up the ankle.
3: bow hunting is nothing but a status symbol. Some of the least ethical and courteous hunters I’ve ever met/seen have been archery hunters. Can’t tell you how many guys I sold a bow to THE NIGHT BEFORE ARCHERY OPENER who went out the next day to hunt. I would argue that lots of bow hunters are less ethical than rifle hunters.
4: Toyota pickups, new or used are ALL extremely overpriced. And that’s coming from a guy who loves Toyota stuff.
5: if you have to “size up” or “size down” in a pair of boots to make them “fit,” they don’t fit. Buy a different boot. If you normally wear a 10 but have to buy an 11 or 11.5 to be comfortable then you’re buying the wrong boot.
Oh and liner socks are just a gimmick meant to help people who bought the wrong boot to begin with.
1: Swarovski optics are over price by about 200% of their actual performance value. Swaro quality peaked with the SLC line, which is now sold under the Kahles line overseas for a fraction of what we were paying here in the US. Swarovski is just taking advantage of charging people for the status symbol of the flying pigeon logo they have. Their optics are NOT the top of the pile, no matter how hard everyone tries to justify it.
2: Kennetrek boots are hot garbage, may as well super glue a 2x4 to the bottom of a pair of moon boots and hunt in those. Comparable levels of comfort under foot and support up the ankle.
3: bow hunting is nothing but a status symbol. Some of the least ethical and courteous hunters I’ve ever met/seen have been archery hunters. Can’t tell you how many guys I sold a bow to THE NIGHT BEFORE ARCHERY OPENER who went out the next day to hunt. I would argue that lots of bow hunters are less ethical than rifle hunters.
4: Toyota pickups, new or used are ALL extremely overpriced. And that’s coming from a guy who loves Toyota stuff.
5: if you have to “size up” or “size down” in a pair of boots to make them “fit,” they don’t fit. Buy a different boot. If you normally wear a 10 but have to buy an 11 or 11.5 to be comfortable then you’re buying the wrong boot.
Oh and liner socks are just a gimmick meant to help people who bought the wrong boot to begin with.