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Ever heard the phrase ‘smaller is always better? We have gone from large bulky appliances and devices to smaller and more compact ones in order to improve efficiency.

If there is one thing you can be sure of with your rangefinder, it is that however you treat it over the years will reflect on its condition, and its ability to serve you for a longer period.

There are several reasons to zoom in. And no, I’m not just talking about spying on your neighbors.

Have you ever been out hunting in the snow? The cold, fleeting breeze gently brushing against your skin, sparkling ice crystals falling off the swaying trees and the faint cry of animals searching for shelter away from the icy cold.

Horizontal component distance is the distance measured between you and your target when there is no angle of incline or decline and you are on an equal plane.

Are the rules for high school golf similar to those for college golf? Or is there a drastic difference? And above all, can you use your trusted rangefinder?

The cold months are upon us. And accompanying the cold, gloomy days is fog, thick enough to obscure vision and hinder readability.

You probably walked into an electronic store to get your first rangefinder. After a series of attempts to improve your golf game has failed, you’ve had enough and have asked your friend for help. It’s not like you have a terrible swing or anything like that, but you always overestimate or underestimate distance on the

The evolution of mobile phone devices over the years has been consistent and progressive. From the days of less-advanced phones with cell batteries to more modern and trendy iPhones, it is obvious to see that the evolution is evident. As these mobile devices have become more modern, so has their technology. Most of the mobile

This question may have come up once or twice before your routine hunting expeditions at night. No doubt, rangefinders are indispensable tools to use during the day for activities like surveying, golfing with friends, etc. but what about at night? Will a rangefinder work in poor light? Can we still trust these distance measurement devices