Reviews

Congrats to the winners of the first annual#KOTAKIT contest!  Winners were voted on by some of the KOTA Crew during our first ever KOTA Christmas Party (really milking the "KOTA ka..." Names).  3rd: @eatlifthunt A layout after our own hearts... 2nd: Marc9k A different perspective 1st A monster buck found via some fury friends Tha k you to everyone who submitted photos! We are already excited for next year! But I. The meantime keep sharing your photos with us by tagging and hashtagging Knights of the Apex and #KOTAKit

All of the 2020 flagship models from the major manufacturers are now out! Below are our thoughts on the models we have shot so far. Keep in mind these are our first impressions. We have had limited time with each bow though we did purchase a VXR 28 and PSE NXT 31 so expect in depth reviews of those bows to follow. We'll likely also cover Hoyt's new offerings in more depth over the coming months simply because of all of the flack they have been receiving (both legitimate and unwarranted) and feel this deserves further examination once emotions have...

I originally bought the Treehouse with the intention of making it my dedicated treestand/whitetail pack but it has become my “Go-To” trail cam checking, range day sending, treestand hanging, do-it-all bag. The Treehouse features a rigid square design for easy access whether on the ground or in a tree. The pack frame is adjustable thanks to simple but strong hook & loop which connects the shoulder straps to the pack frame. When sized correctly most of the weight will rest comfortably on your hips. The ergonomically shaped and generously padded shoulder straps and belt do a great job of keeping...

This is easily the most requested piece of gear I am asked to review. Every time this case makes the smallest of appearances in the background of a photo or video I can count on DM’s and comments asking about it and my response has been the same; “I am loving it but need to test it more before officially make a recommendation.". The reason for that a bow case is an item you trust the life of your bow to and by proxy your hunt. That's a serious thing! Most people can't just buy or tune another bow if they arrive at...

1. Select components you want to use. 2. Spin arrows to determine straighter side (If you are using high end arrows .001 straightness or better this step is optional but for arrows with lesser tolerances it will pay dividends. The Pine Ridge Arrow Spinner is a nice affordable option and every archer should have an arrow spinner in their kit to ensure arrows remain true over time regardless of how durable you think they may be) 3. Cut arrows to desired length removing the less straight side (I like mine to end roughly in the center of my riser to keep...