Leupold RX-FullDraw 5 Rangefinder

Flightpath™ technology calculates your arrow's trajectory and displays the highest point of its flight arc. This helps you determine if your arrow will clear obstacles like branches or brush between you and your target, giving you more confidence before you release.

Yes. The RX-FullDraw 5 allows you to input your bow's velocity, arrow weight, and peep height. By calibrating these variables, the device provides ballistic solutions tailored specifically to your gear rather than generic averages.

No, the Line of Sight mode provides the straight-line distance to the target without any ballistic or angle compensation. If you need to account for inclines or declines, you should use the device's standard angle-compensated ranging mode instead.

The OLED display is designed for high visibility and includes adjustable brightness settings. This allows you to tune the intensity so it remains readable during early morning or late evening hunts without washing out your view of the target.

Last Target mode is designed to ignore closer objects like grass, branches, or brush that might accidentally trigger a reading. It ensures the rangefinder locks onto the target you are actually aiming at, even if there is clutter in the foreground.

While it is engineered specifically for bowhunters and competitive archers, it functions as a standard rangefinder. However, it lacks the specialized ballistic software for rifle calibers, so it is best kept as a dedicated archery tool.