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Cabela’s Hunting Classic: Save $400 on Leica Geovid Binoculars

The Leica Geovid 10x42 3200.COM Bluetooth Rangefinder Binoculars are $400 off for Cabela's biggest sale of the year

By Ashley Thess

Updated on Sep 26, 2023 9:17 AM EDT

2 minute read

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Cabela’s is currently running their biggest hunting sale of the year until August 30, 2023. Right now there is a Cabela’s Hunting Classic Leica Geovid deal on 10×42 3200.COM Bluetooth Rangefinder Binoculars. Leica merged accurate and precise bluetooth and rangefinding technologies with world-class glass to create an industry-leading new optic, now $400 off.

Cabela’s Hunting Classic Leica Geovid Deal: $400 off at $2,699.98

The Leica Geovid 3200.COM 8×42 are an excellent option for bowhunters wanting a wider field of view.

Leica Geovid 3200.COM Specs

  • 10-power with 42mm objective lenses
  • Unique Perger-porro prism, double-hinge design with center focus wheel and independent eyepiece focus
  • 4-position eyecup extension
  • Weight – 34.5 ounces (2.1 pounds)
  • Field of View – 342 feet at 1,000 yards
  • Integrated laser rangefinder ranges from 10 to 3,200 yards on reflective targets
  • Rangefinding preferences include equivalent horizontal range, holdover, and ballistic measurements that correspond to 12 pre-installed trajectories, or custom ballistics from mobile app
  • On-board weather center factors temperature, barometric pressure, and angle into adjusted range
  • Aiming solutions are informed by Applied Ballistics ballistics profiles and Kestrel wind and environmental information, tethered via Bluetooth to mobile device and Geovid
  • On-board software features Applied Ballistics Elite bullet profiles, pairs via Bluetooth to mobile device for full custom ballistic solutions
  • Price: $2,999

Unlike many rangefinding binoculars on the market, which emphasize the ranging side of their capabilities, Leica’s Geovid contributes its prodigious optical and ranging talents equally. You have a binocular that stands with the best European peers for delivering a crisp, bright image. And you have a laser rangefinder that reaches out to 3,000 yards and delivers a full suite of ballistics information shooters can use to hit distant targets. —Andrew McKean

Read our full review of the Leica Geovid 3200.COM.

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Ashley Thess is the Assistant Gear Editor for Outdoor Life, where she edits and writes gear reviews. Originally from Missouri, she now lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she keeps an unruly gear closet.

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