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Backwoods Pursuit
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Приєднався 25 сер 2018
Welcome to Backwoods Pursuit! Backcountry Gear Reviews is what we do. We strive to bring you hard core, unbiased backcountry gear reviews and strategies of the gear we use. Follow our blog for ongoing adventures in the backcountry. We have no sponsors, use the gear we review, and aren’t afraid to tell you what we liked and didn’t like about it.
Be more prepared, more efficient, and make every day in the field more enjoyable. You need to know if the gear you take in the backcountry will perform when it counts the most.
Enjoy every moment you have in the great outdoors. It’s not about the size of the trophy, but rather the relationships built pursuing our passion for the backcountry.
Be more prepared, more efficient, and make every day in the field more enjoyable. You need to know if the gear you take in the backcountry will perform when it counts the most.
Enjoy every moment you have in the great outdoors. It’s not about the size of the trophy, but rather the relationships built pursuing our passion for the backcountry.
Slay The Sun: Underdog Sunglasses Review - Best Clip on Sunglasses?
Are you sick of moving your sunglasses to your head when you don't need them? The Underdog Sunglasses clip on sunglasses might be some of the best clip on sunglasses out there, and they are certainly some of the most unique. They never touch your face, so these clip on and flip up sunglasses don't cause any pressure points or sore spots. Underdog clip on sunglasses not on clip onto your hat, but are also flip up sunglasses so you don't ever need to remove them and put them on top of your hat. Simply flip them up when they aren't needed and pull them down when you do.
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Best Fillet Knife for Fish? - TITANIUM Blade Knife | Relentless Knives
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In this video, we take a look at this self-sharpening titanium blade knife from Relentless Knives. Is this the best fillet knife for fish? Fillet knives are everywhere, so what makes the Relentless Knives Titanium blade knives different than the rest? Their self sharpening feature keeps the edge sharp and actually sharpens itself as you use it. It's hard to believe, but we tested it out to see ...
How To Climb With A Tree Saddle - Climbing and Descending Tips
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Climbing and descending with a tree saddle may sound intimidating, but in this video we'll show you how to climb with a tree saddle in this video step by step. Safety is of utmost importance, so having the right tools, setup, and knowledge is key. Find everything you need to know to climb with a tree saddle here, including a few custom modifications that will help make things easier. Check out ...
HOW ACCURATE IS IT? Gunwerks Nexus Accuracy Test
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In this video we perform a Gunwerks Nexus accuracy test on the Gunwerks Nexus rifle down at the range to see how accurate it is out of the box. we test for 5 important aspects to include: 1. Did it come zeroed 2. What kind of groups do we get 3. Average velocity 4. Standard deviation 5. Extreme spread Gunwerks advertises "1000 Yards Out Of The Box", so we thought we'd test out not only that(see...
MTN Gear Backcountry vs Mountain Bipod COMPARISON | LIGHTWEIGHT BIPODS
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In this video we take an in-depth look at MTN Gear Bipods, and compare the MTN Gear Backcountry to the MTN Gear Mountain bipod. Both of these ultralight bipods are the lightest bipods we've found to date, but there is always a sacrifice with ultralight Gear. MTN Gear Bipods offer high quality, solid stability, and a lot of versatility in an extraordinarily lightweight package. What are the diff...
Swarovski ATC vs Kowa TSN 55 | BEST COMPACT SPOTTING SCOPE COMPARED!
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In this video we dive deep into the differences between the Swarovski ATC vs Kowa TSN 55 compact spotting scope. Which is the best compact spotting scope? Which is the best spotting scope for backpack hunting? Is there really THAT much of a difference between the Kowa TSN 55 and the Swarovski ATC? We compare two of the best compact spotting scope options on the market in the Swarovski ATC and t...
OH NO THEY DIDN'T! NEW - Kowa TSN 55 Compact Spotting Scope Review
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In this video we take a look at the NEW Kowa TSN 55 spotting scope, and go over what changed, what stayed the same, and how these changes affected the performance of one of our favorite compact spotting scopes. This Kowa TSN 55 compact spotting scope is the latest Kowa spotting scope to hit the market, and the Kowa 55 compact spotting scope received some much needed updates. Did this little pow...
Digiscoping Adapters TESTED | Best Phone Scope Mount
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In this video we take an in-depth look at digiscoping adapters to help you decide what the best phone scope mount adapter, or phone scope adapter is best for your specific digiscoping needs and uses. Over the course of the last year plus we have been testing, using, and experimenting with seven different digiscoping (also known as phone scope adapters or phone scope mounts) to find which ones w...
Smith Optics Guides Choice Sunglasses Review | Best Fishing Glasses?
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In this video we go over our experience with Smith Optics Guide's Choice sunglasses and how they performed for us over that last year of using and testing them. These Smith Optics sunglasses are especially good for use on the water as they are polarized sunglasses and allow you to see into the water for fishing and boating activities. If you are looking for some of the best fishing glasses to s...
MODIFICATIONS to Tree Steps - Saddle Hunting Tips and Tricks
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In this tree saddle hunting tips and tricks video, we take an in-depth look at some simple, cheap, yet extremely useful tree saddle steps modifications. Saddle hunting is becoming more and more popular, and these simple modifications will give you some of the best saddle hunting experiences you can get by simplifying the process. Check out our other gear reviews: Website: backwoodspursuit.com/c...
PASS OR FAIL? 1000 Yard Rifle Challenge! 1000 YARDS OUT OF THE BOX?
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In this 1000 yard rifle challenge we are testing out the Gunwerks Nexus claim to "1000 yards out of the box". For this 1000 yards shot challenge we head out to the desert on a nice calm morning and set up our steel target at 1000 yards to let it fly! This was my first shot with the rifle. Didn't check zero. Didn't shoot it prior to this trip to foul the barrel. Didn't check ANYTHING. Simply pul...
FROM THE GROUND UP - Saddle Hunting For Beginners Setup, Tips, Tricks
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In this video we go through my saddle hunting gear setup from the ground to the stand. I'll give you some of my saddle hunting for beginners setup tips and tricks. This is my saddle hunting 101 setup and the some of the best saddle hunting tips and things I've learned through the last several years of experimenting and trying a number of different things. Check out our other gear reviews: Websi...
PART 2 - Zeiss DTI Thermal Monocular Review | ZEISS DTI COMPARED
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In this Zeiss DTI thermal monocular review video, we take a detailed look of the Zeiss DTI thermal monocular options through the lens to give you a real world look at how these Zeiss DTI thermal optics compare to each other. We have the Zeiss DTI 1/25, the Zeiss DTI 3/35 Gen 2, Zeiss DTI 4/50, and the Zeiss DTI 6/40. Each of the models offers different performance, but also come with different ...
PART 1 - Zeiss Thermal Monocular Comparison | DTI 1 vs 3 vs 4 vs 6
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In this Zeiss DTI thermal monocular comparison video, we go over the features of the Zeiss thermal imaging monoculars to help you decide what the best thermal imaging cameras are for your specific needs. One thing is for sure, Zeiss makes some of the best thermal imaging cameras you can find, and that became very evident when we put them up next to other options out there. In this video we go o...
INTERCHANGEABLE! - How to Change Backlanz Bipods Legs and Clamps
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INTERCHANGEABLE! - How to Change Backlanz Bipods Legs and Clamps
BEST IMAGE STABILIZED BINOCULARS? | Sig Zulu6 HDX vs Kite APC
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BEST IMAGE STABILIZED BINOCULARS? | Sig Zulu6 HDX vs Kite APC
Are IMAGE STABILIZED BINOCULARS Worth it? DEEP DIVE
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Are IMAGE STABILIZED BINOCULARS Worth it? DEEP DIVE
Aziak Backcountry Lite Tripod - BEST Tripod For Backcountry Hunting?
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Aziak Backcountry Lite Tripod - BEST Tripod For Backcountry Hunting?
Best Hard Bow Case for Air Travel and The Money | Pelican Air Bow Case
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Best Hard Bow Case for Air Travel and The Money | Pelican Air Bow Case
BUCKS, BULLS, BEARS & BASS! 2023 BP Team Hunting Season Videos
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Grecell Portable Power Station For Camping | ANY GOOD?
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BEST ULTRALIGHT COOLERS? | Rugged Road FLOATING Cooler Review
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DON'T DO THIS! | Zeiss LRP S3 Illumination Demonstration
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DON'T DO THIS! | Zeiss LRP S3 Illumination Demonstration
Yeti Tundra Cooler Review | Still the BEST ROTOMOLDED COOLERS?
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Yeti Tundra Cooler Review | Still the BEST ROTOMOLDED COOLERS?
Zeiss LRP S3 Review & Overview - Best Zeiss Hunting Scope?
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Zeiss LRP S3 Review & Overview - Best Zeiss Hunting Scope?
RTIC Coolers Review | Best Cooler For The Money?
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RTIC Coolers Review | Best Cooler For The Money?
Grizzly Cooler Review | Grizzly 165 vs Grizzly 75 Coolers!
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Bison Cooler Review | Best USA Made Cooler?
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Bison Cooler Review | Best USA Made Cooler?
Best USA Made Cooler? | ORCA Cooler Review
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Best USA Made Cooler? | ORCA Cooler Review
Great review but you got to test the Cordova! Definitely top tier
@andrewd8397 hey there! Hopefully next time we'll be able to include Cordova! Thanks for watching!
Trying to decide on the full zip or the hoody. I bow hunt whitetail primarily, but also elk archery, so trying to decide which one might be best for hiking, and able to take on and off quickly, yet warm enough when stationary. Thanks for the reviews.
@toddshumaker2715 you bet! Yeah, both are great...the full zip.is nicer for taking off and on though. I do like having the hood as well. Thanks for watching!
How do these compare with MDT CKYE-POD LIGHTWEIGHT besides weight?
@jasonbellows7 hey Jason! I haven't tried the MDT, so I can't say for sure. Sorry but thanks for watching!
The air temperature anomaly on the "OH-Ryan" (phonetic) cooler is curious. Did you contact Orion about it? I can't help but wonder if there was a bad air seal - nothing else (other than measurement error) seems to make sense.
@jimrice4699 hey there! Yeah, I realized I was pronouncing it wrong after it was filmed...sorry! It was super curious. Could have been a bad seal, not sure. But, all of them were tested equally as best we could. Thanks for watching!
Great review, Billy! I have a pair of Underdog Shooting Glasses, the yellow lens version, and I LOVE these things because I wear prescription eye glasses, so having a pair of these that easily flip down in front of my prescription glasses is a God-send! These Underdogs saved me from having to purchase prescription shooting glasses! Another great aspect here is that because they are clipped to the brim of my hat, I NEVER lose them! I've lost several pair of expensive sunglasses when I've taken them off my head, laid them down, and forgot about them. But, I've never lost a hat! So with these glasses attached to my hat, I know I'll never lose them!
@@richardhoffarth1771 thanks Richard! They are great!
why do the zeiss look so much blurrier/fuzzier and less defined than something like a puslar?
@chrisw7188 hey there! I can't speak to how they compare to the Pulsar as I haven't tested those ones yet. Thanks for watching!
GPO SMOKES the Zeiss......
@@wswillett thanks for watching!
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What do you think about the Lyra 2 Extreme? The weight is much better.
@LinaMia-fx5wf hey there! I haven't tested that one, so I can't say for sure. Thanks for watching!
How is it 91.5 degrees At minute 2:34 but you wearing a jacket did it cool down randomly, or did you record this video in the winter?
@@gilbertcharles119 hey there! Yeah, we filmed this early in the morning after all the testing was done, and it had cooled down considerably! Thanks for watching!
😂talk & talk & never show people live demo into Exit pupil video view again. they r talking & sing happy song again🤗
@roxy_xcxc6869 thanks for the suggestion.
Love my GPO 8x42s!
@@GunsAndGrenache those are great binos! Thanks for watching!
Have you tested Nikon Monarch M7?
@sourabhgoel5929 hey there! I haven't gotten the chance to test those yet unfortunately. Thanks for watching!
I purchased the magview system and found it easy to install but not user friendly. It took way to long to align the camera and I didn't like the fact the metal plate kills your wireless charging option, unless you purchase the wireless charging plate. I returned the Magview the and ordered the Ollin system, which my son runs on his spotter.
@bighornsheep09 thanks for sharing your experience and thanks for watching!
Never untwist even if you have to go around the block and it's not going to effect your cam timing.
@@chrisshanks3130 agreed....thanks for watching!
Y los Athlon cronus 10x50
@frandelalvarado5910 yup...those were in the rangefinder bino review. Thanks for watching!
Sounds like they are both great options
Does the vortex hold a candle at all to these or is it worth to upgrade to the top?
@@melvinsacromentoe absolutely! They are both fantastic. Thanks for watching!
Great video!! Thank you for sharing your setup with us. The zip ties are a great idea. I also love the aiders you built. Everyone has their preferences on climbing and this way is yours. I am new to saddle hunting this year and my way to climb is probably different than everyone else as well. Keep up the great work and good luck this season!!!
@SteveOpg22 thank you and absolutely! Lots of ways to do it. Thanks for watching!
Hey Brother greetings from Iowa! Im new to saddle hunting. With the 4 sticks how high are you getting? Thanks for the Video. Helped alot. 😁
Great video, I have a Yukon moose hunt coming up and was looking at using either the day six or Valkyrie heads.
@grantmyers4703 that's awesome! What a cool hunt. Best of luck and happy hunting! Thanks for watching!
Definitely liking the method of climbing with the tether… You don’t have to switch ropes at the top, and as the bark tears up your rope you only have to buy one rope to replace your set up… I run latitude outdoors method 2 saddle, it’s metal free and if not the most comfortable on the market, it’s top two… TX5 i’ve heard is the most comfortable and they have joined forces with latitude so I imagine good things are coming. I also just picked up Lonewolf custom gear “the fix” saddle platform. With the upward cam technology, wow, does it bite the tree HARD. Can’t bring myself to attach anything to the tree with Amsteel, I love a good cam buckle. I recently saw a hack where you cut a yak grip in half and slide it over the buckle. Totally silent and the button still works as should. Your set up is a touch noisy, but for $30 worth of stealth strips, I’ve been able to tape everything I needed to! Thanks for the tips man, I’ll be subscribing and liking your videos!
I also run beast sticks, they grip the weirdest trees rock solid, but the packability sucks… It’s a sacrifice I guess because they stand off the tree more than any other stick. Quite comfortable actually. When my Lonewolf backpack straps arrived, I’m going to attach them to the saddle platform and try and tie everything up to it. 😂
Thanks for the suggestions and thanks for watching!
That's great! Thanks! Depending on where you are hunting, packability may or may not be a huge deal, but there is usually a tradeoff, right!
Everyone does it a little different. It’s just the way I like to do it. Some say there’s a concern of smashing fingers if you fall but so far I haven’t had any issues. Just something to think about. Amsteal honestly is much stronger and less forgiving than a traditional cam buckle. But, just do what you are comfortable with. Thanks for the comments!
Received my phone Skope last week and was a little disappointed. Clip and scope adapter didn’t fit properly, and once I was able to lock it in it was super tight. Tried to lock and unlock hoping the plastic would wear down a bit and didn’t help either. I tried calling them numerous time and no answer until today. They are sending me a new clip and adapter but sadly I place an order in Ollin since they have a 25% off and made a return claim on the phone Skope yesterday.
@csanc282 sorry to hear that! Let me know how you like that Ollin! Thanks for watching!
Zip ties... Simple and perfect! Well, close to it and cheap!
@@pensnut08 absolutely! Thanks for watching!
I have a 8x42 NL Pure and a Zeiss Victory Pocket 8x25. I want a 10 or 12. What do you think 10x30/32 (SFL or NL) Or and 12x42 NL Pure?
@s.d.r1062 hey there! Great question. I was actually able to put the 10x30 SFL next to the 10x32 NL, and other than FOV and edge to edge clarity, I preferred the SFL. Both are fantastic though. I've heard Great things about the 12x42 as well if you want some extra light gathering in the 42mm objective. Thanks for watching!
@@BackwoodsPursuit Isnt the 10 x30 too close to a 8x25 and 8x42? Or do you think its a good extra option?
@s.d.r1062 I guess that depends on what you are using them for. Out west here I typically like a 10x bino for general use, but I'm big country the 12x is very nice as well.
@@BackwoodsPursuit Thanks for answering. Big country? You mean mountain area? I live in the Netherlands. Flat land I use 8x42 as my main bino because i live in a forest area and love the spot deer and birds in evenings. But maybe i can use a 10 or 12 power when i am at coast or lake area. But 12 maybe too much.... I will check in in shop one day.
@@BackwoodsPursuit wy do you prefer the 10x30 SFL over the 10x32 NL?
Hi, i have the NL Pure 8x42. And Zeiss Victory Pocket 8x25. I want to add an extra mag. Do you recommend a 10x30 (or 32) or is that not logic? Or a 12x42 NL?
Hey there! Either of those are fantastic. Surprisingly thought, my eyes preferred the SFL 10x30s over the NL 10x32. The NLs are better in edge to edge as well as offer a larger FOV, but otherwise the price point and other optical performance features went to the SFL. Thanks for watching!
@@BackwoodsPursuit thanks for answering and you are lucky to be able to test all those great toys. Keep up the good work 👍
@s.d.r1062 absolutely! Yeah, certainly blessed to get the opportunity to test this awesome gear out!
Why use your floater pin at 60 yards if you only have 4 pins. If you run your pins 20, 30, 40 and 50 you can’t use your bottom pin as your floater at 60 correct? I’m assuming your pin setting is 30,40,50 and 60 right? After doing this, then you have to sight in your pins independently correct?
@mansalaija hey there! If the bottom pin is the floater, whatever that bottom pin represents (60yds for mine) is where you would align the red arrow with your tape. If 50yds is your bottom pin align the red arrow with 50yds on the tape when you install the tape. My setup is 27, 40, 50, 60, so my bottom pin is set for 60yds. Thanks for watching!
Nice review bro. Got question... Does the Jetstream give any warmth? Like the same a sweater or cotton hoodie or a shirt?
@LeoParsi11 hey there! The Jetstream gives a little warmth, but not a lot. It's best used as an outer shell that'll protect from wind, some rain, and snow. Thanks for watching!
Anyone watching this please DO NOT climb with your tree tether like this this season. Why because if you fall or slip with your fingers between the rope and tree that thing is gonna cinch down on your fingers so hard may break a couple finger like that. Mistakes happens out there. Be safe guys
@@dajahvue thanks for the insight and safety tip!
I appreciate your opinion and thanks for you comment.
You could climb like this but just use some sort of tether handles. Your concern is very valid and was the first thing I thought of. When you are sitting in your saddle with full weight on your tether and your fingers are caught between the tether and tree it’s going to be a very bad day. Tether handles will keep your fingers out of harms way though.
@chaddewitt2836 thanks for the thoughts and insight!
Ollin is the king of all the adapters
Hey there! Yeah, that Ollin is tough to beat! Thanks for watching!
@@BackwoodsPursuit yes! I did a lot of research and found Ollin is the best
@@trident8872 it is awesome for sure!
There is one move shoot move adapter and it has 3 axis settings
Thanks for the recommendation...I'll have to check that one out. It looks interesting.
@@BackwoodsPursuit there is one more made by Svbony 3way axis and I think its copy of "MOOVE SHOOT MOVE".
@@trident8872 thanks!
Worth triple the price of a BOG tripod? This is a legitimate question, I have used a bog tripod and was impressed at the stability even with the lack of a ball head. Using the legs to level your rifle instead of the ball head is the only difference I can see. So I'm just left scratching my head wondering if the extra 200-350 dollars really worth it
@C42WatChe42C hey there! I can't say that I've used a Bog Pod, so.I can't say for sure. Thanks for watching though!
@@BackwoodsPursuit of course, I love your content and have read some of your articles online. Thanks for the reply
@C42WatChe42C awesome! Thanks for following the channel and website! Much appreciated!
I’ve saved over $2k in ice costs the last 4 years after I bought my Orca 26. Well worth the money if you use your cooler daily.
@@MadRhetorik. that's awesome! A good cooler makes a BIG difference for sure. Thanks for watching!
hallo, habe Ihren UA-cam Kanal entdeckt richtig toll, so was fehlt in Europa, ich hätte ein Wunsch, mich würde Ihre Meinung von Kahles Helia S 10x42 interessieren. Danke. Liebe Grüsse aus der Schweiz
@marioallevato5592 hey there! Unfortunately, I haven't had a chance to test those, so I can say for sure how they would compare. Thanks for watching though!
I have owned 4 different Gunwerks rifles. Sold every one, long story short
@chriskloster13 interesting! I'd be curious as to why LOL. Thanks for watching though!
@@BackwoodsPursuit 💯 I appreciate the content. My feedback for GW is not something I should share for public consumption tho, 🍻cheers
@@chriskloster13 fair enough. I can appreciate and respect that. Thanks!
ua-cam.com/video/GSXSNtIVzp4/v-deo.htmlsi=ZWaye57tJ4l6z2H7 Just getting into the content space
Very nice! It's a lot of fun (and a lot of work LOL)....but I enjoy it! Happy content creation!
I'm new to this saddle hunting method and have spent alot of time researching and I've wonder about doing this recently because I just don't like the linesman rope. So I will be hitting a tree tomorrow to try this out
@richardgatlin9238 that sounds great! Let me know you like it. Thanks for watching!
On average 18-20 feet. I’m a shorter guy so I can’t separate the steps as far as some people. With the aiders I can get close to 24ft if the tree allows. Thanks for the question. We appreciate it.
@letsdudethis thanks buddy!
@Backwoodspursuit got the time to try your method of using the tether to climb and my man you are on to something. Also instead of zip ties I used paracord cause I didn't wanna go buy a color to match and it works for me. Thanks man for the great info
@@richardgatlin9238 glad to hear and glad it was helpful! Thanks again!
Can you wear the ambient jacket over the ambient hoody?
@LeoParsi11 hey there! I probably wouldn't unless you sized up with the jacket...the fit would be too tight. Thanks for watching!
Much Much appreciated.
@mattpeters6224 glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
Thanks bro. I was looking for info on the breathability of this piece and you gave the info. Very helpful thanks. Liked and subbed.
@LeoParsi11 absolutely! Glad it was helpful and thanks for the sub!
Why are you banging your binoculars on the table ? Not yours ?
Hey there! Not quite sure what you are meaning there as I felt like I was setting them on the table. The mic may have been picking up a bit extra and making it sound worse than it was? Thanks for watching either way though!
No mention of correcting for atmospherics? The rifle should have come with a calibration sheet telling you what the temperature and pressure was when the gun was zeroed. If you didn’t adjust to your local conditions, that could explain your 1 moa offset ?
@stevewort hey there! Thanks for checking on that! Yeah, atmospheric conditions were closed to the ballistic turret/ preset zero, but not identical. That explains a little of the 1 MOA difference, but not all of it. Thanks for watching!
Why don’t anyone include steiner in there review I would like information on them
@josephhofer7382 hey there! Unfortunately we weren't able get Steiner in this one, but we did get them in our big rangefinder bino review: backwoodspursuit.com/11-best-rangefinder-binoculars-for-hunting/ We also put together an individual review on them: backwoodspursuit.com/steiner-predator-lrf-review/ Hope that's helpful and thanks for watching!
Website says they are bear resistant
Hey there! Yes, they are bear resistant, but unless it changed since this video was made, they are not certified bear resistant, which some camping spots require. Thanks for watching!
I got them all fujinon 14x40 is the best, this Power control is a stupidest design ever. try to use on the helicopter and look down or from the tree to track animal . idiots who never use binoculars must be power savers design it. over ALL stabilization is good.
@skhochay thanks for your insight. I can see how ifn you were using them at extreme angles it could be problematic. I never ran into thay issue using them out west here, but I didn't use them from a helicopter or tree stand. Thanks for watching!
@@BackwoodsPursuit improvements: extra battery storage connect to main bank . get rid of out tilt switch . optional use external cord to aux plug battery pack. with improvement this will be a supper bino , like I said the digital stabilizer is good but can not beat Fuji 6 degree, not even my manual Fuji gyro 5* can not beat Fuji 6 degree digital but this Kite bino much better than Canon .
@@skhochay thanks for the insight!
Another great video. Looking forward to seeing your opinion after the match.
Hey there! The match went great, and very impressed with the Nexus. It's extremely well balanced and a joy to shoot! Thanks for watching! Just swapped the barrel out to the 7mm PRC and going to start some testing with that now!
Thanks for the info, helped me a lot...I'm going with a longer sidebar...thanks again
@joewall3148 sounds great and glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
You're welcome...keep the video's coming....
@@joewall3148 absolutely! Will do!
The 85 is only 64.72 quarts.
@ninhphamily9918 yeah, Rugged Road has a different naming convention...their "85" is referring to cans rather than quarts. Thanks for watching!
Где фото через бинокли? Где видео через окуляры биноклей? Пустой трёп.
Thanks for the feedback. Photos and video are certainly helpful, but it is difficult to accurately show differences while digiscoping, as well as cover this many binoculars very well. Thanks for watching though.
It would be cool to see a comparison between 85mm spotters vs 65 vs 50. I can only afford one, and as a hunter / backpacker, we all have to make the tough choice between weight and image quality for glassing. It would be nice to see what you gain by packing the extra weight of the 85 (which also requires a heavier tripod) vs how affective a 50 would be at the same task. For example, maybe a compact swaro will outperform a full size vortex. Sometimes its actually more valuable to compare apples to oranges.
@elkhuntr2816 thanks for the suggestion! I think that's a great idea...it's on my list of projects now! Thanks for watching!
I carried a Meopta Meostar 20-70x 82mm scope while accompanying a buddy on his scouting & hunting trips for mountain goat. Between that and the tripod, it was a lot to pack. The huge glass and the angled design are great once you’re set up and glassing, but when carrying it, it would be much nicer to have something smaller with a straight body. Not to mention a smaller scope with a straight body works great on an auto window mount. Not trying to state the obvious here, but many (most?) of us are more likely to pack something smaller, and the scope you have is better than the scope you left at home.
@jasonf.4107 that's very true! Weight adds up fast and any time you can get great performance for less weight it's worth looking at. Thanks for watching!
@@BackwoodsPursuitthanks for the review - thinking of saving up my Cabela’s points to get the straight body version of that Swarovski. What would you recommend for a lightweight, low tripod? I will only use it while sitting, so I don’t need anything that extends to standing height. Thanks!
@jasonf.4107 that would be great way to use points! As for an ultralight tripod, this one's is about as light as I've found, while still being super solid: ua-cam.com/video/Z10PIdgV5Po/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Also make you a USA rope mod for your platform so you can ditch that damn strap. Hell if you want just let me know and I'll even send one to your po box
Thanks for the suggestions!
The way you climb you need to one stick. Its so much better and you already use the climbing technique
@mikeguy9668 thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!
I’ve thought about I’m just getting to old lol!