Less is more golf rangefinder Magnetic Holder Band (Strap)

This strap is thin enough that it doesn't interfere with any buttons on a laser (as opposed to a competing product which is about as wide as the small lasers and does cover the buttons), and the magnet is strong enough to hold it steady on the cart post over the regular bumps you would expect on a course. My laser is a lighter one, so I didn't see any movement like one other reviewer had mentioned his concern - perhaps that was a heavier unit.Another big feature for me was the included metal plate to stick on the top of your push cart. I walk at least half my rounds, and this provides a way to have the laser handy and accessible instantly.I've only had this a week and half now, so it's just been with me on 2 riding rounds, and 3 walking rounds, but it sure seems durable and sturdy enough that it will be with me for years.

The strap is simple and effective. I had read reviews of the other magnetic holder/straps on the market. All of them had at least a few reviews stating the magnet wasn't strong enough or that the holder covered the buttons of the rangefinder. No issues at all with this handy strap. I've played two rounds with the rangefinder attached to the cart's roof frame; it has not yet fallen off. I do make it a point to attach to the frame where the bottom is supported by the top of the windshield (folded down, of course), but even on the bumpiest of paths, it did not fall off. Additionally, both buttons on top of my Double Eagles rangefinder are visible and unobstructed. The only small issue I have, and it would be the case with any cover, is that with the extra bulk of the strap, it is harder to get out of my pocket. I simply lay it on a towel on the ground now on those days that are cart path only.

The strap is of quality and the magnet is strong. Unfortunately the magnet is not strong enough to withstand some of the cart paths in my area. I used it for about 2 minutes and didn't trust the bouncing around and risk it falling off. I wasn't going to gamble a $100 range finder on a $20 strap. I've done just fine without it.

Received today and is now strapped to my Bushnell. Will tee off tomorrow at noon with the Lunch Bunch with my range finder attached to the driver side post of my cart at River Birch Golf Club in Amory, Mississippi. Don’t apologize for not knowing where Amory is much less River Birch. But, it’s too bad, until you correct your current deficiency by visiting us.Do not expect anything other than 100% performance from your product. If no further contact, you can rest easy knowing 100% was achieved.This is a follow up to the above. Once I removed the the pasted cover from the magnet, it stuck to the cart post like glue. Watching it shaking distracted me so much I transferred it to the steering column where it is more stable and lets me keep my focus on golf.

Bought this because I love the idea of the magnetic strap for my laser but hate the bulk of the monument version with Velcro. Was actually debating on buying new Bushnell with the magnets built it just because I hated the huge bulky Velcro strap that covers all the buttons and has that hideous plastic part that makes handling the laser awkward. This strap is simple, straps on like a watch band and holds just as well. Tested it out over the bumpiest of stretch’s on the course and it never fell. So far its a winner.

Bought this to use on a compact Nikon rangefinder, after considering other similar products. The strap fits well, with minimal slippage. The magnet holds strongly to the golf cart frame. I left the strap at its original length, rather than trimming it to size, since i didn't want a "hand cut" looking end on the strap. This does cause the strap to back out from under the holding band and I will probably cut the strap to prevent this and also make it a little smaller so the rangefinder case fits better. Overall, it's a fine product and I would buy again, if I needed to.

I wanted a good way to have my range finder easily accessible and still safe from falling. This magnet does the trick. The silicone material has some give so you can get it tight on any size range finder. The magnet is strong. Only issue is that I used a command strip to augment the 2 sided tape on the metal pc that goes on your cart.I recommend this.

Really works great for my 'tiny' CoolShot, however the magnet was interfere with the operation of the range finder. It seem the number display is missing segment or not displaying the number. Remove the strapped solved the problem so it's confirmed and verify that it's the magnet. I moved the strap back a bit and add a piece of plastic (~2mm) thick under the magnet to increase the gap between the magnet and the strap and it solve the display problem. Love the unit for its minimalist desgign

I love it! I had one in nylon that teared with time. This one is made of better material and is well designed with a very strong magnet. The metal plate that comes with it, is a great idea, as it is easier and faster to stick it to my push cart console. I used to put it on an iron before. After a round the rangefinder still fit into its case, without removing the band.