If you've been serious about having the best optics then you're probably already familiar with the Leupold brand.
If you're new to them, let me fill you in. For over 100 years now, Leupold & Stevens Inc has been in the business of making sure that those who want the best, most innovative technology to improve their sport optics, get it.
"German glass" has had a fine reputation and has been the most desirable in the optics market. And, that known fact definitely gave Leupold & Stevens a head start when German immigrants, Leupold and Voelpel, founded the company at the turn of the 20th century.
Although they didn't have a start in the hunting or firearm arena, or the optics industry for that matter, they've certainly found their expertise in the years that they've evolved. And, when it comes to your hunting needs, they know how to deliver.
After serving a variety of hunters for many years and the entirety of the US military, the brand knows how to deliver optics in a convenient, easy-to-use, and high-performing way, whether it's in the hands of a child or in the weathered palms of a battle-scarred pro.
Leupold Spotting Scope Reviews
If you want options, options, and more options when it comes to buying a spotting scope, there's about a brand a dozen that can throw a basket-full your way. But, you only want to trust a brand that's proven itself time and time again.
Leupold has been one of those brands that's excelled in everything they do. From fully multi-coated optics and Synergy Built pledges to compact, lightweight, and lens-specific coatings, you can expect the latest, most cutting-edge technology.
Their reputation of quality has grown exponentially over the last 10 years. And, that may be thanks to the word getting around that the United States Marine Corps uses their scopes. If there's a brand with options that you can trust, it's Leupold.
If you want reliability, value, and performance in your next scope, then make sure you read the reviews below. We will get in-depth about features, fully-detailed about specs, and honest about ratings.
- Leupold SX2 Alpine HD Spotting Scope Review (Angled)
- Leupold Mark 4 Spotting Scope Review – 20-60x80mm Tactical Spotter with Reticle
- Leupold SX-1 Ventana 15-45×60 Spotting Scope Review (Both Models Compared)
- Leupold Compact Spotting Scope Review: GR 10-20x40mm (For Free-Hand Glassing)
Leupold Rifle Scope Reviews
Once it was made known you were shopping for a new rifle scope, how many times were you encouraged to buy a Leupold?
Probably more times than you can count and there's several reasons for that. In the below reviews, you'll find out why you should come over to the elite side of optics or remain a loyal buyer of the long-time American company.
Leupold & Stevens has a deep and well-established relationship with the optics industry and when you need a new rifle scope, they're the brand you turn to. I would even dare say that they are the number one most recognized optics brand in the industry today.
While their scopes are far from middle ground quality, they have scopes priced in middle ground territory. Hunters look to this brand for quality scopes when they want to spend a little more without breaking the bank like they would for a Swarovski. In fact, many online forums are rife with loyal Leupold users that consistently admit that they'll pay half the price for the Leupold to get the same quality glass as a Swarovski. That's a well-done pat on the back for Leupold. For quality, ruggedness, and dependability, you can rely on them.
There are so many great hunting riflescopes in their line-up that it was difficult to narrow down the options. And, with scopes for long range shots, entry level quality, and even the Golden Ring scopes of the new 2016 series, we couldn't resist doing a review on each of them.
With unsurpassed mechanical performance, crystal clear glass, and full waterproof integrity, all ingeniously packaged into a compact and ergonomic, light-weight scope, you can't go wrong with one of these mouth-drooling gadgets.
- Leupold VX-Freedom 3-9x50 Firedot Twilight Hunter Riflescope Review
- Leupold FX-II UltraLight 2.5x20 Riflescope Review
- Leupold VX-6 4-24x52mm CDS Side Focus Scope (w/ Illuminated VH Reticle)
- Leupold VX-3i 3.5-10x40mm Rifle Scope (Model #170680)
- Leupold VX2 3-9X40mm Rifle Scope Review (Model #110797): Matte/Gloss Black or Silver
- Leupold Rifleman 4-12X40mm Scope w/ New Ballistic Reticle (Model #170793)
- Leupold VX-1 3-9X40mm Rifle Scope with Duplex Reticle (Model #113874)
- Leupold Mark 5 Review: 5-25x56mm HD Rifle Scope (High Power & Wide Adjustment Range)
Leupold Binocular Reviews
Take the kids on your next hunting excursion with you to teach them how to be the ideal spotter and pack them up with their own set of binoculars. Sounds like that could get pricey? You don't have to avoid the best brands if you want to find a great deal on a pair of binoculars.
Leupold caters to the entire family and has everything you need from compact, weather-proof, small IPDs, low budget prices, and more. You'll be surprised to find a couple of binoculars for less than $100 in the below reviews. So, whether you've got hundreds of dollars or even just a few bucks to spend, why buy anywhere else?
The brand has had many binoculars come and go throughout the decades they've been in the industry, and they've always been a trusted name by hunters. But, one thing remains constant: the consistent quality that goes into the crafting of their optics is unmatched.
And the below reviews will give you one product each of the best that they have to offer, no matter what hunting skill level you have - or lack. Expect to see incredibly smooth focusing, phase-corrected multi-coated lenses, lightweight and compact dimensions, stylish finishes, and more.
- Leupold BX-2 Tioga HD Review – 8×42 Binoculars With Ergonomic Design
- Leupold BX-1 McKenzie 10x42mm Binocular Review
- Leupold Rogue 8×25 BX-1 Binocular Review – Compact Porro Prism (Model 59220)
Leupold Rangefinder Reviews
If you've been hunting for the latest rangefinders to better improve your target-finding skills, then look no further. You've definitely come to the right place to get the nitty-gritty on the new-to-market Leupold RX rangefinders that can be the best asset in your recreational activities. From display-reading ease and clear target images to angle calculations, I've got all you need to know about what you want from a rangefinder.
So kick those dollar-store binoculars to the curb, because by the end of these reviews you'll have your new sidekick riding shotgun in that right-hand pocket of your camo hunting jacket. The RX rangefinders are quality optics that'll do all the work for you when you're ready to pull out your hunting rifle.
You know you're getting a superb product when the engineers of this American and family-owned company have provided services for the U.S. Army and Navy. But, impressive history aside, this new line of RX rangefinders speak volumes for themselves, they are superbly made to provide the best laser quality and accurate readings, especially for their prices.
Whether you want a top of the line product for top dollar price, or just a quality product that won't break the bank, there is a rangefinder to suit your needs in the reviews below.
- Leupold RX-Fulldraw 4 Rangefinder Review
- Leupold RX-FULLDRAW 3 Rangefinder Review
- Leupold RX-2800 TBR/W Rangefinder Review
- Leupold RX-1400i TBR W Rangefinder Review
A Leupold Optic for Every Hunters Budget
Leupold is a reputable, American-owned, family-run business that has some of the best engineers on its payroll, all to produce innovative, quality, and practical optics with cutting-edge technology. It's done to get you most accurate readings at the furthest distances for the best prices possible.
What that means for you is that turning to this brand to make the most of your hunting season doesn't have to be expensive. They have affordable and budget-friendly optics that you'd probably warm up to faster than you'd realize. We showcase the best Leupold scopes, rangefinders & optics available on the market today.
With Leupold, even their cheapest offerings could still easily rival the high-end optics of inferior brands. They don't make inferior products, they only make superior optics with the lowest cost that they can get it to you at - without outsourcing or cutting quality.
So, if it seems like they're more on the expensive end of the cost spectrum, you know they're worth it.
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