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ElkSight

ElkSight™ hunting rangefinder

$149.99

  • One button and no app, so there is nothing to pair
  • Angle compensation shows horizontal distance on slopes
  • Multi-coated lenses for looking at targets at dawn, dusk
  • Standard CR2 cell, so a spare slips into a pocket

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  • Power on and aim through the optical sight at your target.
  • Press the single button to read the angle-corrected distance.
  • Change modes with one touch of the button.
  • 1 ElkSight Rangefinder
  • 1 protective carrying case
  • 1 CR2 battery (pre-installed)
  • 1 wrist lanyard
  • 1 lens cleaning cloth
  • 1 user guide

We offer free shipping on orders over $150. Once your order is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is 5 to 12 business days depending on your location — tracking is emailed as soon as it ships.

Changed your mind? You can return your product within 90 days of delivery for a refund — see our Returns page for the full policy.

What ElkSight does in the field

Angle-corrected distance

Steep slopes make a straight-line estimate unreliable. ElkSight uses built-in angle compensation to show the horizontal distance to your target on uphill and downhill lines.

One button, no app

Phone apps mean pairing, menus and a signal. ElkSight has a single button and an optical sight, so you aim and press. It weighs 7.2 ounces, so it rides on your pack.

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Multi-coated lenses

Early morning and evening outings mean working in dim light. Multi-coated lenses are fitted to the optical sight, so you look at the target through coated glass during those hours.

CR2 battery power

Rechargeable gear means cords in the pack. ElkSight runs on one pre-installed CR2 battery and has auto-shutoff between sessions, so you can carry a spare cell instead of a charger.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. ElkSight works on its own, with no app, pairing or cell signal. You aim, press the button and read the distance, which suits backcountry trips.

It uses one CR2 battery, already installed. The CR2 is a standard cell, so you can pack a spare and change it in the field. Auto-shutoff turns the unit off between sessions.

Built-in angle compensation calculates the horizontal distance when you aim up or down a slope. You use it the same way: aim, then press the button.

It weighs 7.2 ounces and comes with a protective carrying case and a wrist lanyard. Use the case to store it between outings and the lanyard to keep it on your wrist.

The optical sight has multi-coated lenses. A lens cleaning cloth is included, so you can wipe the glass before heading out at first or last light.

Change modes with one touch of the single button. There are no menus to scroll through, so operation stays simple in the field.

You get the ElkSight Rangefinder, a protective carrying case, a pre-installed CR2 battery, a wrist lanyard, a lens cleaning cloth and a user guide.

An angle compensating rangefinder converts a sloped line-of-sight reading into horizontal distance. ElkSight does this on uphill and downhill targets and reads from 5 to 650 yards.

ElkSight is a one button rangefinder powered by one standard CR2 battery, pre-installed. Aim through the optical sight, press the button, and switch modes with one touch.
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ElkSight: A Hunting Rangefinder with One-Button Ranging

Hunters glassing steep ridges and canyons know a sloped shot reads differently from flat ground, and a phone app adds menus, pairing and a screen that needs power. ElkSight is a hunting rangefinder built around a single button.

As an angle compensating rangefinder, it reports horizontal distance for uphill and downhill targets, so a canyon shot needs no separate slope estimate. It reads from 5 to 650 yards. Multi-coated lenses suit viewing at first and last light.

The one button rangefinder layout means no app, no pairing and no signal, which suits backcountry trips. At 7.2 ounces, it carries on a pack. A single CR2 battery powers it, with auto-shutoff between sessions, so no charging cord is packed. A handheld hunting rangefinder like this also serves as a rangefinder for steep terrain.

  • A rangefinder with optical sight for aiming at the target
  • Mode changes by one touch
  • Standard battery that can be swapped in the field

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