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#RANGE FINDER PRO#

If you want to use these trajectory curves beyond that distance, you’ll have to invest in Applied Ballistics’ Elite library for an additional cost. The Leica comes preloaded with Applied Ballistics’ Ultralite ballistics software, which provides bullet-specific drop data out to 875 yards.

#RANGE FINDER PRO#

But it’s the digital guts of the Pro 32 that make this a game-changing device. The clear, distortion-free optics are what you’d expect from this leading European brand. The open-barrel build is easy to use with a single hand and fits in most binocular harnesses. Unlike the monster frames of many of its peers, the Geovid Pro 32 sized down its physical dimensions while upping its performance. We ran out of superlatives to describe the attributes of this tremendous rangefinding binocular from Leica. Pairs with digital maps for tracking assist.

Built-in Applied Ballistics Ultralite database.

Line-of-sight, angle-adjusted, and ballistic ranging modes.

Tethers to Leica’s Ballistics mobile app.

Magnification: 10-power (also available in 8-power).

Simply the smartest, most technologically advanced rangefinding binocular we’ve tested, it has the added attributes of best-in-class glass and coatings. While often the glass quality isn’t as good as the best binoculars for hunting, the glass quality and rangefinding capabilities packaged together make these a versatile piece of gear. Rangefinding binoculars are a binocular and hunting rangefinder in one device.

Best for Rifles: Vortex Diamondback HD 2000.

Best for Archery: Leupold RX-FullDraw 5.

Best for Game-Tracking: Swarovski EL Range TA 10×42.

Best Overall: Leica Geovid Pro 32 10×32.

While we’re not publishing specific scores for the units in our optics test, the order in which they appear here reflects the order of finish in our annual test of the best rangefinders for hunting. We’re breaking them down by configuration here because buyers are generally in the market for one type of laser rangefinder or the other. It’s useful to recognize that we tested both rangefinding binoculars and traditional rangefinding monoculars in the same field. They’re all either new models or significant updates to existing models, which is why you won’t see every laser rangefinder on the market listed here. The units detailed here were submissions to the 2022 Outdoor Life optics test, which we subjected to a higher level of rigor.

That’s what we did in a variety of terrains, shooting situations, and light conditions in the hopes this review guides both your purchasing decisions and your bullet. In order to learn their capabilities, you have to test them in the real world, where you’ll use them. However, the shortcomings and attributes of laser rangefinders are often hard to parse based on marketing materials or even external design. Happily, there’s a model that fits any budget and shooting style. The key to precision shooting and ethical hunting is knowing the exact distance to your target, and there’s simply no alternative to a laser rangefinder to guide your shot no matter the landscape or distance.