Nikon - Coolshot 20 GII Golf Laser Rangefinder - White
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- General
- Brand: Nikon
- Model Number: 16667
- Product Name: Coolshot 20 GII Golf Laser Rangefinder
- Color: White
- Additional Dimensions
- Objective Lens Diameter: 20 millimeters (Generally, the larger the diameter of the objective lens, the greater the light-collecting power and the brighter images will appear.)
- Dimensions
- Product Height: 2.9 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 1.5 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Depth: 3.6 inches (The out of box depth of the item. Depth is measured as the distance from the front of the item to the back as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 0.29 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Performance
- Water Resistant: true (Resists some degree of water penetration.)
- Maximum Depth Of Water Resistance: 0 feet (Measurement of the maximum depth of water in which the product is able to resist some degree of water penetration.)
- Features
- Increment Reading: 3 feet (Within the range of possible distance readings, this number indicates the distance at which each reading is given. The smaller the number, the more precise the rangefinder.)
- Recommended Use: Golf
- Rangefinder Accuracy: 3' (shorter than 300'); 6' (300' and over)
- Diopter Adjustment: true (A separate eyepiece-focusing tool, usually on the right lens, that allows the user to adjust the lenses separately to allow for eyesight differences.)
- Diopter Adjustment Measure: ±4° (The number of diopters that the device lens(es) can be adjusted to, denoted by +/- to indicate the sight correction. A "plus" (+) sign indicates farsighted correction and a "minus" (-) sign indicates nearsighted correction. The farther the adjustment number from zero, the more correction that can be achieved.)
- Multi-Coated Optics: true (Multiple lens surfaces are coated and/or have multiple layers of thin films applied to each. Generally, more lens coatings provide higher levels of light transmission, contrast, and color clarity.)
- Exit Pupil: 3.3 millimeters (The diameter of the beam of light that travels through the lens to the user's eye. Generally, the larger this measurement, the greater the relative brightness and detail of the image.)
- Eye Relief: 16.8 millimeters (The maximum distance between the eyepiece lens and user's eye at which the full field of view can be seen.)
- Imaging
- Magnification: 6 times
- Angular Field Of View (Real/degree): 6 degrees (Measurement of the angle of the visible field seen through the lens (without magnification). The greater the number, the wider the area that can be viewed.)
- Exposure Control
- Maximum Viewing Range: 2400 feet
- Minimum Viewing Range: 18 feet
- Other
- UPC: 018208166671
Improve your game with this Nikon Coolshot golf laser rangefinder. First Target Priority eliminates confusion between the pin and objects in the background for better accuracy, while continuous measurements help you identify objects on the course for perfect shooting angles. This Nikon Coolshot golf laser rangefinder features multicoated glass elements for high contrast and clear views.
- 18' - 2400' measurement range: Features wide-ranging capability from 6 yards out to a maximum of 800 yards and measurements to the flagstick up to 300 yards.
- First Target Priority technology: Measures the closest chosen object in a group of multiple targets - critical when ranging the flagstick on a green with woods in the background.
- Eight-second continuous measurement: Press the power button, and the rangefinder will continuously measure the range for eight seconds.
- 6x monocular: Featuring Nikon's optical technology, provides bright, clear images in various settings.
- Wide field of view: Allows magnified surveying before taking a swing (6°).
- Compact, lightweight (4.4 oz.) and ergonomic design: Fits comfortably in one hand and in a pocket or golf bag for carrying.
- Long eye relief design: Ensures easy viewing for eyeglasses wearers.
- Wide temperature tolerance: Offers extreme weather reliability (from 14°F to 122°F).
- Water-resistant construction: Allows you to finish the round when inclement weather arrives.
- Long battery life: Comes enhanced with a battery level indicator and auto power shutoff.
Whats Included
- Nikon Coolshot 20 GII Golf Laser Rangefinder
Product Manuals
Q: Any problems using this if you wear prescription glasses?
A: Yes. I have to take my glasses off to locate the flag
A: Yes it does
Q: Does this finder have magnets to attach to the golf cart?
A: Nope. You have to fish it oput each time. It does have a wimpy strap that you can use to hang it from the cart somewhere.
Q: What kind of battery does this use?
A: It uses a CR2 (NOT CR123!!) 3V Lithium battery which is kind of an odd size but easy enough to find just about anywhere.
A: Measures in yards and meters
Q: What type of battery is used
A: undefined
Q: Does this model factor in slope?
A: No. It does no internal computations and is simply a distance measuring device from point-to-point.
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Improve your game with this Nikon Coolshot golf laser rangefinder. First Target Priority eliminates confusion between the pin and objects in the background for better accuracy, while continuous measurements help you identify objects on the course for perfect shooting angles. This Nikon Coolshot golf laser rangefinder features multicoated glass elements for high contrast and clear views.
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The lightweight, compact COOLSHOT 20 GIII gives you actual distance measurements in an instant, which is crucial for picking the right club. Measure up to 800 yards within 2 yards of accuracy, rain or shine. Reliably target the flagstick with First Target Priority mode, and get a confirmation vibration with Locked On Quake when you hit it. You can even scan your surroundings for up to 8 seconds to get the lay of the land. Give your game the accuracy it deserves.
Maximize your golfing experience with the Redtiger Golf Laser Rangefinder, featuring a 1200-yard range and 0.5-yard accuracy for precise distance measurements. Equipped with a slope switch for legal tournament use and a transflective LCD display with 7x magnification, it delivers clear readings in any lighting.
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- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Good golf rangefinder but difficult to control
This rangefinder is excellent for the golf course, it is small, it has a battery that appears to be more robust than other rangefinders. It is difficult to control and it takes a couple of weeks to work the bugs out of shaking it so that you are focused behind the flag. You have to stay level headed and know approximately how far you are to determine if your reading is accurate. It can shoot places other than the flag, like sand traps, back of greens, front of greens, carries for washes etc. Overall it is a good piece of equipment at a reasonable price.
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paolo Posted
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great Deal
Very intuitive, easy to use ,and accurate. A must have on the course
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pchostcard Posted
- Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Good product at a good price!
Works well so far, though I did have an issue with it starting up on a really hot day. It was in my golf bag in the back of my car on a 105 degree day and I didn't think much about it as I'd done this on several occasions, however, this time the Nikon did feel a bit hotter... It didn't turn on right away so I was immediately concerned that I'd somehow it cooked it, but after 2 holes, it started work - phew!! I'll be much more mindful of this in the future. Distances have been pretty accurate. I think I'll spring for the image stabilizer on my next one. Overall a good rangefinder!
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