Rix Range Finding Binos W/Ballistic Solver

The RIX Range Finding Binos with Ballistic Solver combines two essential hunting and long-range shooting tools into one compact optic. Built around an 8x32 binocular platform with integrated rangefinding and ballistics computation, this unit eliminates the common field hassle of juggling separate rangefinders and binoculars. Whether you're glassing from a treestand, scanning open country, or working up shots on a range, you get clear magnified glass paired with instant distance and firing solution data—all in a form factor that slides into a jacket pocket.

The design philosophy here is practical efficiency. At just 5.3 inches long and around 780 grams, the RIX stays light enough for all-day use without fatigue. The six-button control layout—a four-way navigation key plus dedicated range and menu buttons—feels intuitive once you get the hang of it, and manual adjustments respond quickly. Dual operational modes (Single-point and Continuous ranging) let you pick your workflow: lock onto a target and confirm distance, or scan and track moving animals or wind flags in real time.

The ballistics engine is where this tool earns its place in serious hunting and precision shooting arsenals. The Ballistics Application Mode (BAM) calculates firing solutions on the fly, accounting for distance and other variables to guide your shot. Ranging accuracy sits at 1 meter plus 0.1% of distance beyond 300 meters, tight enough for confident long-range decision-making. A 304x256 AMOLED display renders bright, clear data even in variable light, and Bluetooth connectivity opens the door to smartphone integration and firmware updates.

Optics quality rounds out the package: fully multi-coated ED objective lenses gather light efficiently and deliver the color fidelity you need to distinguish details at distance. This is a tool built for hunters and shooters who demand glass you can trust and ballistics smarts you can act on, wrapped into a package you'll actually carry.

Key Features

• Integrated 8x32 binocular and rangefinder—no need to carry two optics
• Ballistics Application Mode (BAM) calculates firing solutions in the field
• Dual ranging modes: Single-point and Continuous for flexible target work
• Compact and lightweight design (5.3" length, ~780g) fits pocket carry
• Four-way navigation plus dedicated range and menu buttons for intuitive control
• Fully multi-coated ED objective lenses for bright, color-accurate glass
• 304x256 AMOLED display for clear data visibility in variable light
• Bluetooth connectivity for smartphone integration
• 1 meter + 0.1% distance accuracy beyond 300 meters

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these as regular binoculars without rangefinding?

Yes. The RIX Range Finding Binos function as a full 8x32 binocular platform regardless of whether you activate the rangefinder and ballistics modes. You get clear glass and magnification for glassing in the traditional sense.

What is the Ballistics Application Mode, and how does it work?

Ballistics Application Mode (BAM) is the on-board ballistics calculator. Once you range a target, BAM computes a firing solution based on the distance measurement. You'll need to refer to the manual or onscreen prompts for specifics on what variables it factors in and how to input your firearm and ammunition data.

What's included, and will I need to buy a battery separately?

The weight specification excludes the battery, so you'll need one to operate the unit. Refer to the product documentation or contact our team for details on battery type and whether one is included in the box.

How accurate is the rangefinding at distance?

The RIX delivers 1 meter plus 0.1% of the distance for targets beyond 300 meters. At 400 yards, for example, expect accuracy in the range of 1–1.4 meters. Single-point and Continuous ranging modes let you confirm distance or scan fluidly depending on your field situation.