Given that accuracy is a given these days, the ease of use of your rangefinder is probably the most important consideration you’ll make. There are a few things you should be aware of when considering the ease of use of your rangefinder. Firstly, the magnification level of your rangefinder will correlate to ease of use because you will have no problem pinpointing your target. I would recommend a magnification level of at least 6X. Secondly, you need to ensure that you can easily grip the rangefinder – which should be big enough for two hands to fit around, but not so big that you have trouble storing it in your bag. Finally, for ease of use, you should also check if the rangefinder has any built-in vibration or pin seeking technology. This technology does two things – it will separate foreground objects from background objects to make sure you only get a reading for the flag (not the trees behind) and it will also vibrate when it has locked on to the flag so you are comfortable and confident of the reading you have been given.