Leupold RX-FullDraw 5 Rangefinder with DNA

A yardage number is only half the answer. Your bow decides the other half.

Most rangefinders measure distance, and this one measures the shot your setup will actually make.

Ranged To Your Bow: It uses your bow's velocity, peep height, arrow weight, and the angle of the shot to calculate the range. The number you see belongs to your gear, not an average.

See The Arc Before You Draw: Flightpath technology shows the highest point of your arrow's flight, with two modes for viewing obstructions out to a typical distance of 85 yards. You sit in the stand, range the buck, and know the limb over the lane is clear.

Cuts Through Weather: Last Target mode punches through rain, fog, and snow for accurate readings. Wet mornings stop costing you shots.

Read It In Low Light: The bright red OLED display has adjustable brightness, and 6x magnification with 17mm of eye relief brings the target close. Multiple reticles let you choose your view.

Works With Slower Setups: It accepts velocity inputs as low as 170 feet per second. A faster laser engine returns the range while the animal is still standing there.

Know the shot before you take it, or keep guessing.