Reviews & Ratings for Rudolph Optics 8x42mm 1800M Roof Prism Binocular Rangefinder — 16 reviews — Page 1

Was looking for a pair of bino range finders before the season on a friend recommendation and reviews I bought the Nikon's
first time I took it out had trouble turning on the nikon and getting readings after playing with it for a while finally got it to work but poor magnification and slow readings.those reviews i saw online those must be from company employees or bogus because nothing they said was true about the Nikon pair i bought. Did some further research and found the Vortex and Rudolph optics Bino range finders on here, went to a local dealer to see them both before i bought, both worked almost identically, but the Rudolph Brand was almost 350 cheaper. The glass was very clear and especially early morning and late evenings actually ranged an audoad at 900 but was very pleased these could pick up soft bodied item at that range Returned the Nikon's and bought the Rudolph's glad i saved the money also

I have used these elk and goat hunting without issues. I was really sold on them when I dropped them down some rocks and they didn't miss a beat. I was expecting them to be broken and they should've been after that fall I put them through.

I have used these binos several times now at the range and in the field. The accuracy and dependability is unreal/ They come in a really nice hard carrying case that protects from the dangers. Clarity and functionality is beyond for the price you paid

bought a pair of theses before Alabama's season started, if you plan to shoot over 1000 yard at game or paper target these are the things to buy-- was way impressed with the quality and the quickness of the read out-- looked at some others before i bought these and the price to value was much better with the Rudolph brand would have paid over 2k for something similar with another company and didnt get the same warranty-- glad i found these online

I got these binoculars quickly after ordering and was very impressed from the time I opened them. They come in a nice hard protective case with a neck strap. I have taken them in the field and to the range and all the readings I have got are very accurate. Every time at the range the range finder gives me a reading within 1 yards of the lane I am on. The yardage reading is easy to read and is very fast when you hit the button. These are a steal on the market.

I go out west once every year for an elk hunt and picked these up before I went. I used them for 8 straight days in the field while glassing for game. They gave quick and consistent readings. It came with a nice carrying case which was nice to throw in a backpack with hunting. Very well priced to other options out there

I am a long range shooter and didn't want to spend over $2500 on a pair of range finding binoculars. I found these on Optics Planet and decided it was worth the risk. I have had no issues with these binos working and have taken them out almost 10 times now while shooting. The nice part is they come in a hard case so they are easy to carry without messing them up

I got a pair of these after using my dads. He called me telling me about this sweet pair of range finding binos he bought for less than $1,000 and I thought he got fooled by some junk company. Well I was WRONG!! Got to our lease and these bad boys blew my mind. Yes, they aren't as crystal clear as some Leica models I have seen but they also leave $1500+ in your wallet. I would recommend buying a bino harness since they do any a little weight to them, my postal scales as them at couple ounces under 2 pounds.

I bought these binocular rangefinder to replace two pieces of equipment and it does a fine job of that. It ranges accurately. I checked the ranging feature on my local gun range. The binos are crisp and clear.

My only beef is with the screw cover for the batteries. It is hard to get started, took me several tries to line up the cap with the odd angle of the bino tube. I guess one can after a time get this down. The screw cap reminds me of other optics I have that are not the easiest to start.

Overall I am happy with my purchase and would recommend these to others who need this type of capability.

I bought these binos on a limb and didn't know really what I was getting. The part that made me nervous was the low cost when everything else on the market was well over 2,000. I have used the binos now for a couple weeks and haven't had an issue at all with them. The yardage reading is instant when you shoot the laser to range. I am now glad I tried these out and saved myself from spending a lot more on another pair. I love things that get the job done and save me money.