Leupold Rangefinders

Leupold has been making laser rangefinders for a long time, and they cover a lot of ground. Some are built for hunters judging a shot across open hillside. Others help golfers pick the right club. Rather than cramming everything into one model, Leupold has built separate ranges for separate needs. That makes it easier to find the right one for what you actually do.

Leupold RX Rangefinders

The RX series is what most people think of when they hear Leupold rangefinders.

It is built around hunting and long range use. A lot of RX models carry True Ballistic Range, which adjusts the reading when you are shooting uphill or downhill, so you get a more accurate number rather than a flat line distance.

Some models also have Last Target Mode, which helps you range something in the distance even when there are trees or brush in the way, and Bow Mode for anyone using archery kit.

The range has grown over the years and the top end models can now measure well beyond 2,000 metres.

Leupold GX Rangefinders

The GX series is made for golfers, and it goes further than just telling you the distance to the flag.

Many models include Club Selector, which looks at the distance and your settings and suggests a club. Flag Lock helps the rangefinder pick out the flag rather than latching onto trees behind it, and Prism Lock can detect reflective prisms fitted to the course.

If you want more than a basic yardage, the GX range is where Leupold puts its golf technology.

Leupold PinCaddie Rangefinders

The PinCaddie keeps things simple. It is aimed at golfers who just want fast, reliable yardages without any extra fuss. Flag acquisition is quick and the operation is straightforward, which is why it tends to be the first laser rangefinder a lot of players buy.

Precision For Every Situation

Leupold builds each range with a clear purpose. The RX is for the field, the GX brings proper course technology to golf and the PinCaddie gets out of your way and lets you play.

That clear thinking about who each product is for is a big part of why Leupold is one of the most trusted names in rangefinding.