Hunting Gear

Optics, clothing, packs and accessories chosen around the method, terrain and species you hunt.

Hunting gear is selected around your method (rifle, bow, etc.), the terrain and the species. Reliability, weight and suitability to the conditions matter more than features you will never use in the field.

What to consider

Hunting method — rifle, bow, crossbow or muzzleloader
Terrain and distance — thick cover, open plains or mountainous country
Climate and season — temperature, rain, snow and wind
Trip length — day hunts versus multi-day remote hunts
Legal requirements for your region and species

Key specifications

Optic magnification range and objective size for expected shot distances
Clothing insulation, waterproof rating and breathability
Pack capacity (litres) and load-carrying harness system
Weight carried over distance for mountainous or remote hunts
Weapon weight and balance for carrying over long days

Who this is suitable for

Day hunters covering open or mixed terrain
Multi-day remote hunters needing durable, lightweight gear
Bowhunters requiring quiet, low-snag clothing and compact packs
Cold-weather hunters needing serious insulation and wind protection

Things to compare

Optic clarity and low-light performance for dawn and dusk
Pack load-lift and comfort over long distances
Clothing layering system versus a single heavy garment
Overall carried weight versus expected days in the field
Durability and warranty for the conditions you hunt in

Relevant products

Listed products are drawn from the All Outdoors store using manufacturer-provided data. All Outdoors does not endorse a product by listing it, and has not tested these items unless explicitly stated on a product page.