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Tenpoint
The Tenpoint Align 800 rangefinder is built for hunters who refuse to guess at distance. Whether you're glassing a distant ridgeline or closing in on a treestand shot, this compact rangefinder delivers the precision you need—1-yard accuracy out to 800 yards, with angle compensation built in to account for uphill and downhill shots. That means you're getting true distance-to-target numbers, not just line-of-sight yardage, so your bow setup translates reliably across varied terrain.
At 6x magnification, the Align 800 gives you a bright, crisp sight picture even in low-light conditions—dawn and dusk when the best hunting happens. Multi-coated optics cut glare and maximize light transmission, so you're not squinting at unclear target details when seconds count. The rangefinder arrives ready to hunt: it includes a protective pouch, wrist lanyard to keep it secure in your pack or around your neck, and a lens cloth for field care.
Finished in Vektra camo, the Align 800 stays concealed in your gear without drawing attention. For bowhunters, 3D shooters, or anyone who needs quick, accurate ranging to make ethical shots, this is a tool that earns its place in your kit.
| Magnification | 6x |
| Range | 5–800 yards |
| Accuracy | ±1 yard |
| Finish | Vektra Camo |
| Included Accessories | Pouch, wrist lanyard, lens cloth |
Angle compensation accounts for uphill and downhill shots. When you range a target on a slope, the rangefinder calculates the true distance-to-target accounting for the angle, so you get the distance that matters for your bow setup—not just the straight-line yardage.
Yes. Bowhunters depend on precise distance for shot placement and bow tuning. The Align 800's 1-yard accuracy and angle compensation are designed specifically for hunting situations where terrain varies and range estimates must be reliable.
The rangefinder includes a protective pouch, a wrist lanyard for security and quick access, and a lens cloth for cleaning and maintaining the optics in the field.
The rangefinder has a minimum range of 5 yards and will range out to 800 yards, giving you coverage from close-range backyard practice to long-distance field hunting.
Tenpoint
The Tenpoint Align 800 rangefinder is built for hunters who refuse to guess at distance. Whether you're glassing a distant ridgeline or closing in on a treestand shot, this compact rangefinder delivers the precision you need—1-yard accuracy out to 800 yards, with angle compensation built in to account for uphill and downhill shots. That means you're getting true distance-to-target numbers, not just line-of-sight yardage, so your bow setup translates reliably across varied terrain.
At 6x magnification, the Align 800 gives you a bright, crisp sight picture even in low-light conditions—dawn and dusk when the best hunting happens. Multi-coated optics cut glare and maximize light transmission, so you're not squinting at unclear target details when seconds count. The rangefinder arrives ready to hunt: it includes a protective pouch, wrist lanyard to keep it secure in your pack or around your neck, and a lens cloth for field care.
Finished in Vektra camo, the Align 800 stays concealed in your gear without drawing attention. For bowhunters, 3D shooters, or anyone who needs quick, accurate ranging to make ethical shots, this is a tool that earns its place in your kit.
| Magnification | 6x |
| Range | 5–800 yards |
| Accuracy | ±1 yard |
| Finish | Vektra Camo |
| Included Accessories | Pouch, wrist lanyard, lens cloth |
Angle compensation accounts for uphill and downhill shots. When you range a target on a slope, the rangefinder calculates the true distance-to-target accounting for the angle, so you get the distance that matters for your bow setup—not just the straight-line yardage.
Yes. Bowhunters depend on precise distance for shot placement and bow tuning. The Align 800's 1-yard accuracy and angle compensation are designed specifically for hunting situations where terrain varies and range estimates must be reliable.
The rangefinder includes a protective pouch, a wrist lanyard for security and quick access, and a lens cloth for cleaning and maintaining the optics in the field.
The rangefinder has a minimum range of 5 yards and will range out to 800 yards, giving you coverage from close-range backyard practice to long-distance field hunting.
