Angle Compensations & Ballistic Information:

Apart from having a built –in rangefinder, most rangefinder binoculars come fitted with an angle compensator feature. This comes in handy when you are aiming from a tree stand. Some models come with pre-programmed ballistics charts that will be useful in your hunting.

This information allows you to adjust your shot based on the ballistics curve of your firearm’s bullet. This information integrated into the binocular improves your accuracy and minimizes guesswork. The ballistics technology found in some models consider factors such as temperature, air pressure, and ballistics curves. This is the kind of information that professional snipers rely on when making a shot. Therefore, with a rangefinder binocular, you will have this information at your fingertips.

One last thing that is worth mention is the fact that with range finder binoculars you also have the added benefit of continuous scoping! We all know that ever second counts and taking your eyes off of your mark for even a second could change everything! This is why rangefinder binoculars are designed to be sophisticated. There are some models that have LED in view display which will show you all of the important information needed. Also, binoculars have a wider field of view compared to rangefinders. Thus, a binocular’s eyepiece can accommodate more information than a rangefinder’s eyepiece.

Now just like anything else, there exist a varied list of rangefinder binoculars that range from $100+ to well over $3000. If you're looking more towards the first option you can find the Hooway 7×50 Rangefinder online or if you have three grand just sitting around not doing anything you can go for the Leica 10×42 Geovid HD-B Laser Range Finding Binocular. 

Either way combining your rangefinder with binoculars is the way to go!