Nikon 6X22 COOLSHOT 50i GII Golf Laser Rangefinder


Key Features
- 8-1200 yd Measurement Range
- Slope Compensation (Can Be Turned Off)
- Antireflective, Multicoated Optics
- Runs on One CR2 Battery
- Visual/Tactile Pin Lock-On Alert System
- Integrated Mounting Magnet
- IPX4-Rated, Weatherproof
OVERVIEW
Game improving accuracy, always within reach.
When you need to know the distance of a shot quickly, grab the COOLSHOT 50i GII off your cart or bag carrier. In an instant, you'll know how far the shot is with or without slope compensation. Going for the green? DUAL LOCKED ON QUAKE gives a visual confirmation and a vibration when it detects the flagstick. And thanks to Nikon's world-class optics, you'll always have a bright, clear 6X magnified view.
Stronger, more secure magnetic mount.
Confidently attach it to your cart, bag carrier or even club heads. When you need it, just grab and go—no fussing with cases or straps.
Bright, clear view.
Nikon's world-class optics with multilayer coating deliver bright, clear views with diopter adjustment for fine-tuning to your vision.
Slope compensation when you want it.
The “i” in COOLSHOT 50i GII means it can factor elevation (incline/decline) into your measurement—key for uphill and downhill shots, and essential for deciding which club to use.
Competition approved.
When slope-compensation is not allowed, the Actual Distance Indicator (ADI) LED lets other players and officials know you’re not using the ID Technology mode.
Prioritize the pin.
With First Target Priority mode, the COOLSHOT 50i GII will ignore background distractions like trees, shrubs or golf carts to make it easier to target the flagstick.
Scan the lay of the land.
Press and hold the power button for up to 8 seconds to scan your surroundings in real-time and measure the distance to trees, water hazards, sand traps and more.
Flagstick detection.
DUAL LOCKED ON QUAKE flagstick confirmation technology provides a visual cue plus a gentle vibration to let you know you're measuring the pin, not a tree or other object behind it.
Rainproof.
Ready for whatever conditions you encounter on the course.
Pocket-friendly.
Not much larger than a smartphone and just 7.2 oz.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 7.2 oz / 204 g (without Battery) |
| Dimensions | 4.5 x 3.1 x 1.6" / 11.4 x 7.9 x 4.1 cm |
binocular specifications
| Magnification | 6x |
| Objective Lens Effective Diameter | 22 mm |
| Exit Pupil Diameter | 3.7 mm |
| Eye Relief | 17 mm |
| Power Source | 1x CR2 Lithium |
| Laser Type | Class 1M Eye Safe |
| Metering Range | 6 to 1200 yd / 5.5 to 1097.3 m |
| Accuracy | 6 to 100 yd / 5.5 to 91.4 m: ±1 yd / 0.9 m 100 to 1000 yd / 91.4 to 914.4 m: ±2 yd / 1.8 m |
| Angle of View | 6° (Actual) |
| Field of View | 315' @ 1000 yd / 104.6 m @ 1000 m |
| Diopeter Adjustment Range | ±3 |
- Nikon 6x22 COOLSHOT 50i GII Golf Laser Rangefinder
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