Golf Rangefinder with Slope On/Off,7X Magnification 1200 Yards

🏌🏽 My first Range Finder! I gave it a test run on the course yesterday, and it lived up to the hype. The packaging was great, the price was fair, the attachments were useful, and it worked perfectly. It charged easily, the reticle was clear, the magnification was as advertised, the magnet/clip worked flawlessly, and the distance seemed accurate. For under $100, the RED TIGER is a fantastic choice. It’s easy to use, but please read the instructions! Now, if only I could keep my aim steady…🤨 Hope this helps!☮️.

Excellent piece of equipment.

This is an excellent Rangefinder for the money. I was able to pick it up for less than $100, so really hard to beat when compared to paying $300+ for a Bushnell or other brands. I use it solely for golf, so locking on the flag is the key. On the whole, I really have no complaints. It's extremely easy to use, the sighting is clear, the magnet holds great on motorized cart or the belt clip, and the case is also solid. Just very well designed. You can adjust the sight, as noted, so it is crystal clear. I've played 5 rounds with the unit thus far and the battery still reads at 100%. Charging, when needed, is easy using the USB-based charging cable. One review I saw suggested that you could inadvertently switch the Slope Assist control on or off without realizing it, but that's not been my experience at all. It's not a concern. It's well designed and is sturdy (certainly, sturdy enough for what it's used for). The only reason I'm giving this rangefinder a four, rather than a five rating is because the consistency/accuracy is a bit suspect. I don't doubt that it is accurate when you nail the flag, but I seem to need to shoot it multiple times to pinpoint the flag and get a consistent reading (and even then, how sure can I really be)? It vibrates, but even with that, it's not always clear if it only vibrates when locking on the flag or vibrates anytime in locks on anything. I've taken to using my phone-based GPS as well, just to double-check the yardages and, in general, if I use common sense, I can be confident of the reading, but you can't just shoot and immediately assume it's right. I usually shoot a couple times unless I'm confident of the distance. As I use it more, I suspect I'll get more comfortably with it. In fairness to the Red Tiger product, there are two caveats to this. First, I have pretty steady hands, but when I put the rangefinder up to my eye and try to pinpoint the flag and push the button at the same time, I definitely shake. So, I'm sure that a big part of the reason why I get varying readings is due to my shaky hands. I wouldn't call myself unusually unsteady, so not sure if others will experience the same. Second, I don't have a good basis for comparison because I've never used a competing rangefinder. Thus, I might find similar results if I were to use a competitor's product given my equally shaky hands. Do competing products do a better job of locking on the flag then the Red Tiger? I don't know. I will be checking with my playing partners and perhaps will try using one of their higher cost units just to see if there is any noticeable difference. All that said, unless you want to go out and spend 3-4 times the money for a Rangefinder, with no guarantees that it will work any better, you can't really go wrong with this unit for the price.

Have used it several times now and am very satisfied. Locks on to flag quickly and gives accurate yardage consistently. My Bushnell lasted less than 2 years before it broke and this one was one quarter the price. Highly recommend.

I picked up this rangefinder after leaving my Calloway rangefinder on the cart one day. I’ve been really impressed with this one. Less than half the cost, really clear viewer and crosshair, ability to switch easily between meters and yards (and it actually can give speeds of objects too), and the slope option is nice too. I’m happier with this rangefinder than my traditional brand name one. I’ve only used it about four or five times, but it feels solid, it charges easily and seems to hold its charge for quite a while - I’ve only charged it once when I first got it and it’s still showing full battery.

It has been working great so far. The magnet is super convenient while playing and I haven't experienced any inaccuracies with the yardages so far. Highly recommend over the overpriced branded range finders.

A very nice rangefinder that makes it easy and convenient to navigate the golf course. Small enough to fit nicely in the golf bag and the manet on the side allows for easy access from a golf cart. The white version also makes it easy to not leave it on the golf cart as well.

Very clear and accurate !

Perfecto para jugar golf!!!

The REDTIGER Golf Range Finder is a fantastic tool for improving confidence and accuracy on the course. It provides quick and reliable distance measurements, with the 7X magnification making it easy to spot and lock onto the flag. The vibration feedback, slope feature, and clear display make choosing the right club much easier. The magnetic strip is a convenient addition for attaching it to the golf cart, and the rechargeable battery means no need to constantly replace batteries. It feels well made, is simple to operate, and performs extremely well for the price. A great choice for both casual golfers and those wanting to improve their game. Highly recommended! ⛳️🏌️‍♂️

Awesome piece of kit. First heard of it on the GolfSideKick YT channel so decided to give it a try. The build quality is incredible for an item of such affordable price. It's super easy to use and shoot a target on the course. Also love the super strong magnetic belt clip, gives me full confidence it stays clipped shots after shots. Accuracy is good once you get the hang of it and build some confidence with the numbers. Love at first sight and enduring though all the (literal) ups and downs!

Works perfectly and great value for money

I was hesitant as a Bushnell owner. It broke, the data in the view lense pixelated and done after 6-10 years, sadness. So first move was order a device for my son last fall in the $120-$160 range off Amazon. It was ok, not great at all, ok. I caved after some quick research and my club wanting $400+ for a Bushnell to give this Tiger a try. Just played the first round with it today and couldn't be happier. I played like crap but that's not the point here, the finder is excellent. Quick to lock on the pin, much better than my sons, great cross-hairs, actually has a button which I liked for feel. Some have the smooth raised rubber with button underneath. Perhaps more water-proof and crumb proof those are. A large in-lense view as well. All better than expected. I was hesitant about the USB battery charging thing. It's bound to die at some point on the course yet it does have a battery indicator in the view finder which I wasn't aware of on the purchase. That would have helped my purchase decision. Also knowing, they say a full charge is good for 30,000 shoots. Ya, we'll see about that but even 5,000 I'm ok with. They have a moderately worded instruction, tiny tiny, manual which is my only complaint. Had to get out a magnifying glass to read it to understand the 3 modes including finding out how fast my partner is peeling out of the parking lot after losing the Nassau bet. Yet it finishes off wonderfully with how they strive to be the best company and 'ya', they make a good product. If you're looking into a finder with full performance and not the Bushnell brand this is it, rock solid so far after day one.