Sportsman's Outdoor Products Horn Hunter Ranger Case (Large, Camo)

While this pouch is a bit big for most range finders (yes, the description says "Large"), it is not built in a practical manner. Here are two problems:> If you wear the case on your belt, or otherwise clip it to something using the clip on the side of the pouch, the top won't close properly.> The mechanism used to seal the top of the pouch uses magnets. If you brush this pouch against a tree, a climbing stand, a rifle, or any sort of stout brush, there is a high likelihood of the top coming open. If the pouch is too big for the range finder, then the finder may fall out without warning. That would be an expensive way to find out I am right.If you want something to protect your range finder in a backpack or suitcase, use the case it came in. In that situation, the camo won't be necessary.Try something else.

Quiet material, magnetic strap works great while covered or capped around the bottom allowing for a quick draw, easily attaches to any bino harness system (Mine is connected to a KUIU harness system), comfortably fits my rangefinder, and so far has worked great while bow hunting several times in the Mountains and just tried while in my stand.The only improvement I recommend is placing a softer felt or foam along the inside bottom where the rangefinder sits to create a quieter stop while sliding your rangefinder back into the pouch. However it's not worth a half star deduction.

The top cover usually won't close all the way due to the buckle on the back side when it's attached to your bino harness. Even if you can get it closed properly (usually requires both hands to finagle the top to get it down properly) the magnet strap is not strong enough to keep the top latch closed. Your rangefinder can easily fall out. Buy a product with an actual draw-string latch, like most bino harnesses are fitted with. That will be my next rangefinder pouch purchase.

It is very apparent that no thought went into the design of this product. I have not used it nor will I even take it in the field. The buckle strap design for attaching to a belt or other piece of gear is marginal, but the cover is absolutely ridiculous. The cover cannot completely close when attached to whatever you might attached. And it's difficult for quickly aligning the two cover flaps over the case to get it on easily. Definitely not something to do without down, which it should be.

I hope the demand for these keep the production going on these. never lose a range finder or gps with this set up

This is a good product to be used to protect your rangefinder

Perfect little range finder holder. Field Tested and Approved!

Nice case fit my range finder great.