Outdoor Gear

Looking for a lightweight but comfortable sleeping bag for backcountry bowhunts? Check out the new Zenbivy Light Bed.

Some hunters enjoy making their own gear like building arrows or natural ground blinds. If you'd like to add apparel to your DIY list, here's how to make a ghillie suit.

Did you know that a metal wedding ring can be hazardous to your health while descending a tree?

There is such a thing as a boat in a bag. But this boat in a bag is also a paddle board ... with a motor. We explore the reasons a hunter would get a real kick out of owning one.

First impressions of the PHOOZY, the world’s first integrated thermal, drop and float protection for smartphones.

Thermacell's popular line of portable mosquito repellers includes a newer model, the MR450. It offers upgrades that serve the hunter well.

“Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?” -Indiana Jones, "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (1981). Here's a list of North America's top 10 venomous snakes.

An avid deer and turkey hunter reviews two Microlite 500 stainless-steel vacuum bottles from GSI Outdoors.

The best bows for 2018 reflect continuing trends toward reducing cam lean, torque and noise while improving balance.

From old favorites to exciting new technology, the best arrow rests of 2018 have something for everyone.

Some of 2018’s best bow sights feature never-before-seen technology (may be illegal in some states; check the hunting regs), others offer subtle improvements or tried-and-true technology.

Is the latest technology from Spot-Hogg any good? Find out in our review of the MRT and Double Pin Pointer.

Looking to upgrade your bow release? 2018 offers quite the line-up. We review top wrist-strap and handheld releases.

From a new bow to all the necessary accessories, bowhunting on a budget is very doable. Here's how to get out there without breaking the bank.

This turkey hunting gear is ready to boost in-the-woods success and enjoyment.

Durability, clarity and exceptional in-the-field performance — all in binoculars that cost less than $1,000.

Whether you’re looking for a great gift or just wanting to beef up your gear arsenal, these affordable hunting products are worth a look.