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Rangefinders Tips #1 Select the right type. Rangefinders have different capabilities and performance levels. Each model will suit particular uses or sports so get the right type of rangefinder for the type of activity in which will use it most frequently.

Rangefinders Tips #2 Establish your requirements. There are many types of rangefinders and they have many different functions. Decide on your needs before you start actively shopping or you will get overwhelmed by the choice before you know what you want.

Rangefinders Tips #3 Consider secondhand. Often people will upgrade their rangefinder and sell their existing rangefinder. Research what rangefinders are available and how they perform and then look for these sales opportunities and consider whether you really need a brand new rangefinder, particularly if it is your first model