Tested and Reviewed: Revic BLR10B Laser Rangefinding Binoculars - petersen’s HUNTING
There’s an old saying that the right gear doesn’t guarantee a successful hunt, but it can make it a lot easier. As someone who spends considerable time in the field, I’ve come to appreciate the importance of high-quality optics. When hunting in unfamiliar terrain like Hawaii’s Moloka'i Island, having the right gear becomes critical. Axis deer hunting is an adventure in itself, and it presents unique challenges compared to my usual Western hunts. The dense jungles, steep cliffs and unpredictable weather can turn even the most seasoned hunter into a novice. So, when I set out for Moloka'i to chase axis deer, I brought along one piece of gear I knew I could rely on: the Revic BLR10B.
Revic Optics is renowned for its innovative approach, combining cutting-edge technology with user-friendly designs. The BLR10B laser rangefinding binoculars are a prime example of this. What sets Revic apart is the integration of ballistic and rangefinding technologies directly into their optics, giving hunters instant, real-time data. This streamlined process allows users to make quick, informed decisions, critical when time works against them. Their rugged, weather-resistant designs make Revic’s products durable enough for the harshest conditions while maintaining precise, high-performance optics.
Moloka'i Island is a hunting paradise, but it can quickly become a challenging maze. The landscape ranges from open grasslands to dense, jungle-like forests with steep ridges and deep valleys. The axis deer, introduced to Hawaii in the 1800s, have adapted well, making them elusive and challenging targets. The unpredictable terrain and weather tested both my patience and my gear. The ability to spot and range deer in this environment was crucial, and the Revic BLR10B quickly became the difference between success and failure.
