This gear review feature’s Leica’s brand new Geovid Max. These rangefinding binoculars are more powerful and user-friendly than ever before: pinning to onX, adjustable wind, a robust Applied Ballistics solver, and of course, top-tier optical quality. From simple to complex these RF binos can be customized to fit any application you can dream up, from competitive shooting to real-world hunting scenarios. Eastmans Todd Helms and Brandon Mason put them through their paces in an NRL-style shooting scenario testing the binos and their own skills to find success past 600 yards in stormy conditions.
Built for Hunters, Precision Shooters & More! Leica’s Geovid Max RF Binoculars Review
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