Description
Leupold Rangefinder Pouch: keeps a compact rangefinder protected and within reach on a bino harness, belt or MOLLE pack strap.99.
A rangefinder is only useful if you can get it out quietly and quickly. A dedicated pouch puts it in the same place every time, protects the lenses from rain and grit, and stops it from rattling against your bow or rifle during a stalk. The Pro Guide pouch is part of Leupold’s Pro Guide carry system, built to work alongside its binocular harness.
Leupold Rangefinder Pouch specs
| Use | Carrying a compact handheld rangefinder |
|---|---|
| Mounting | Pro Guide binocular harness, belt or MOLLE webbing |
| Fits | Compact rangefinders such as the Leupold RX series and similar-size models |
| Brand | Leupold |
| Price | $39.99 |
Who is this pouch for?
Hunters who carry a compact rangefinder and want it in the same spot every hunt, especially bowhunters who range repeatedly from a stand or while stalking.
Where should you carry a rangefinder?
On your chest or belt on your dominant-hand side, so you can draw, range and stow it with minimal movement. Pair the pouch with a tether if you hunt from a tree stand.
Will my rangefinder fit?
It is sized for compact handheld units like the Leupold RX-1400i and similar models; if your rangefinder is larger than about 4.5 × 3.2 × 1.8 in, email us before ordering.
Gear to pair with the Leupold Rangefinder Pouch
- Rangefinder accessories
- Leupold RX-1400i TBR/W Gen 2
- Badlands RF Mag rangefinder case
- Cabela’s rangefinder tether
How do you get the most from the Leupold Pro Guide Rangefinder Pouch?
Fit it at home before the season so you can check the fit, adjust straps and practice drawing and stowing your optic quietly. Mount carry gear on the same side every time so your hand finds it without looking. Check stitching, buckles and magnets at the start of each season, keep lenses capped when not in use, and wipe off mud and moisture before storing gear indoors so it dries fully.
Leupold Rangefinder Pouch FAQ
Does the pouch attach to a bino harness?
Yes, it is designed to attach to a binocular harness, belt or MOLLE webbing.
Is a rangefinder included?
No, the pouch is sold on its own.
Manuals, firmware updates and warranty registration are on the Leupold official website.
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