Nikon Coolshot 50i Laser Rangefinder

Pick up and play

Introducing the COOLSHOT 50i, Nikon’s first rangefinder with a built-in mounting magnet. Designed to bring your game to the next level, the innovative product features Nikon’s superior optics, slope adjustment, DUAL LOCKED ON QUAKE for flagstick confirmation and continuous measurement.

Mount up Designed for ease, the innovative built-in mounting magnet safely connects the COOLSHOT 50i to metal surfaces. This includes your golf bag or golf cart - allowing you to grab it, use it and stick it back on.
	Choose slope-adjustment When playing for leisure you can turn on ID (incline/decline), which will factor in slope, crucial for uphill and downhill shots. Alternatively, use the Actual Distance Indicator LED, which signals compliance for competitive play.
Competitive play The Actual Distance Indicator LED lets your competition know that the ID technology mode is not in use, when slope-compensation is prohibited.
	Locked On The DUAL LOCKED ON QUAKE function notifies you that the distance to the flagstick has been measured, helping you target the pin and not a tree or another object that could be in the way. The rangefinder gives a visual cue and gentle vibration when accurately locked on.
Understand the terrain Gauge real-time and accurate distances of trees and other hazards which might be in your way with the continuous measurement function. Simple press and hold the power button to survey your surroundings.
	Weather friendly A little rain never stopped play, and it certainly won’t stop the COOLSHOT 50i. The rainproof rangefinder can withstand a range of conditions and temperatures.
Light and compact The lightweight rangefinder is a similar size to a smartphone and weighs just 175g – meaning it fits nicely in your pocket and won’t weigh you down.
	A clear view The COOLSHOT 50i includes a 6x power monocular with multilayer coatings and Nikon’s anti-glare technology, resulting in bright, clear vision. This clarity of image demonstrates why Nikon continues to be a world leader in optics after more than 100 years.