




I recently took the 7° Big Field 656Yd Laser Rangefinder into the woods to see if its specialized hunting features hold up in the field. From tracking distance in dense cover to adjusting for uneven terrain, this device aims to be a dependable companion for any serious hunter.
The unit feels solid in the hand, with a rugged construction that suggests it can withstand the bumps and scrapes of a long day in the brush. The optics offer a generous 7-degree field of view, making it much easier to track targets compared to narrower entry-level models.
Using the device is intuitive, with the Rain and Fog mode proving its worth during a particularly damp morning hunt. The BOW mode and auto-height features are quick to toggle, meaning you spend less time fussing with buttons and more time focused on your target.
This is the ideal tool for bow hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable, military-grade accuracy in unpredictable weather.
With an impressive 4.81/5 rating, the 7° Big Field 656Yd Laser Rangefinder earns its place in your gear bag. For just $149.00, it delivers the consistent performance and specialized features that hunters rely on to make the shot count.