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I also noticed that their scope housing is very similar to other thermal companies out there and I brought that up to Athlon. They said that most housings are made in the same factories but the internal components belong to and are different for each of the thermal scope companies. So Athlon, Guide, etc, make the internals of their own scopes.

To be honest I don't really remember. I have had this a long time and I can't remember the name, nor is it marked with a name. Sorry about that!

@@stalkartist No worries. I just noticed the entire cord is pretty thick which I like. Most slings have a thinner cord these days.

They are however I would not recommend them for a very rainy climate. Correct me if I am wrong but when gortex gets wet, it traps your foots moisture inside since it cannot breath, leaving your foot feeling damp inside. They are perfectly fine for occasional rain, or walking across a stream, but under constant moister, I would not recommend. Hope that helps!

Thank you!

It was maybe 2 miles, mostly downhill. So I didn't use much battery at all. Pack Wheel's website says you get 10 - 30 miles of range on a single charge (depending on load, terrain, and temperature). Hopefully that answered your question.

Yes you can

Where did radar come from? This is about a camera.

The other post below stated "still need radar" - that's why I posted what i did. This was not directed at you. You did a good job. First time I have seen one on a bass boat. I have two of them, one on my 456 Canyon Grady White along with a flir and one on my 246 Robalo. Both are offshore to near shore boats, not freshwater.@@stalkartist

@@mikedefee Ahhhhhhh lol Thank you for clarification. I was confused since it wasn't a reply to the comment directly hah Sorry! I was just thinking "Where did radar come from?" haha

That secondary rattle after I took my bow sight off ended up being the knob that holds my bow sight in place. The bow is definitely not the quietest, but also not the loudest bow I've shot. Like I said, it's kind of just average in terms of the sound it makes.

I was having issues in the long run with tuning. I still have it and still use it when I want a more compact setup though.

It is honestly a pretty generic one I have had forever that I don't remember the name of. I have been getting some impact shifts the more I use it, so I need to upgrade to a better one.

Honestly, I’m not too familiar with the Renegade but they look nice too! I don’t think you can go wrong with either.

Not onboard. To record audio you need to have your phone connected via wifi to the thermal using their Athlon Thermal app. Then audio will be recorded through your phone. Hope that answers your question.

If AGM, Pulsar, and iRay sent me out thermals, I would definitely do one! lol

It is pricey

? My dealer told me $3750 and they are $3999 all over the web.

@@joehackney3687 MSRP is $4999 but yes, I am sure they are actually selling at a lower cost.

@@joehackney3687OKAY. STILL. NOPE.

Running $2500 on expertvoice as of today

Radar would also help. These are all just tools useful for different things.

Thank you! Both great options! To answer your question it’s yes and no.. When you have your phone connected through the WiFi of the thermal it will record audio from your phone. But the thermal itself doesn’t record audio. You just have to have your phone connected to it and it will use your phones microphone to record audio. Hope that helps!

I would recommend pulsar as they are solid thermal company and have excellent warranty. A new thermal without built in audio this day and time is already behind the ball.Excellent review

I’ve looked through a pulsar and was awsome…buddie hit a coyote runnin at 410yrds

@@charlesmullins3238 I have been running pulsar since 2016 and have had one warranty issue and it was replaced with brand new unit in a week turn around.

@@charlesmullins3238Nice!

According to the Alps website they say it is "weatherproof". From my experience, I have had it in some pretty wet conditions and it seems to be pretty waterproof. You do however get a lot of condensation build up inside. It's never leaked or anything, I am just assuming it might be a lower IP rating. Hope that helps!

thanks!

Have you shot them before? Or just assuming? I find them to be just fine.

@@stalkartist No Interesting bow but from looking at reviews it looked like it had a big hump in the rear which is common on most bows with small wheels. I shoot a bowtech ss at 60# on the comfort setting because of bad shoulder [76yrs old] and was wondering if I could shoot that bow. The closest dealer is 150 miles away. Your input would be nice.

@@miltonreeths522 Gotcha, thank you for clarification. I would say that these shorter axel to axel bows sit in the middle as far as draw cycle comfort goes. If you're older and used to shooting that bowtech on a smoother setting, you might not like these APA bows to be honest. Hope that helps.

Yeah that would be awesome!

Oh awesome thank you!

Yeah that's a good point! It's also a little tough to lean all the way forward to reach the zipper to open it.

I got a Mediums and Brandon got XL

I unfortunately don't have one to make a review on. I appreciate the interest thought!

You must have the same opinion about Kuiu and Sitka? Sage Country and Kings?? Killik and Pnuma??? Predator and ASAT???? The list goes on 😂

Thank you! Since these are my main hunting boots I have hiked a lot with around 20-40 lbs of gear. I mostly have used them on the west coast (United States) in dry mountain terrain with sharp objects. They have held up really well and have a lot of tread on them still. I also used them in some wet thicker terrain and they grip really well. I typically backpack hunt as well so I have put a lot of miles on these and I truly can't be any happier. The only issue I have is when it comes to being in constant wet terrain, when they are wet for long periods of time your feet will start to get wet since the gortex lining can't evaporate the heat from your feet when wet. Your feet will start to get wet. I also sweat a lot so this could be different for you. Hope that helps!

Yeah I wish it was that easy! hah Thank you!

It does not, but yes I think this has been an awesome rod!

@@stalkartist Thank you!!

Oh gotcha hah It is Vuni Gear camo

Camp?

Thank you!

Awesome man! Glad to hear.

Say what?

@@stalkartist can build outer first before?

@@onyol2934 No. This is not a freestanding tent. The 2 tent pole rods can only be held up if they are ran through the tent first then each corner of the tent has to be staked down. Hope that answers your question.