Swarovski Laser Range Finder
Swarovski Laser Range Finder
- Laser rangefinder with 8x magnification and 30mm objective lens
- Produces highly accurate distance readings up to 1,600 yards
- Employs patented binocular technology to produce clear images
- Excels in poor weather; LED display with brightness control and aiming circle
- Scan mode produces instant readings from target to target
The Swarovski Optik 8x30 Laser Guide combines the high quality standards of Swarovski Optik performance with the latest laser range-measuring technologies. Packaged in a lightweight and compact instrument for exceptional performance in terms of image quality and precision accuracy, even in poor weather and light conditions. Experience accurate readings to 1600 yards.Combining the high quality standards of Swarovski Optiks with the latest laser range-measuring technologies, the Swarovski Laser Guide brings you closer to nature than ever before. The Laser Guide offers an 8x magnification and a 30mm objective lens diameter, helping the unit produce accurate distance readings up to 1,600 yards away. Just as significantly, Swarovski's patented binocular expertise helps the Laser Guide produce perfectly clear images. In fact, the unit's unique technology makes the guide incredibly accurate even in poor weather conditions, so you can still take readings in driving rain or heavy snow. Other
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List Price: $ 1,110.00
Price: $ 999.00
LaCrosse Men's 18" Alphaburly Sport Hunting Boot,New Mossy Oak Break-Up,8 M US
- Naturally Insulating 3.5MM Neoprene stretches for personalized fit and adjustable back gusset with Cam-Loc buckle accomodates varying calf sizes
- Rubber-clad Neoprene is ozone-resistant, scent-free and 100% waterproof
- Plain toe
- Sport Chassis outsole and EVA midsole cradle the foot for comfort and stability on uneven terrain
- Fleece lined for comfort and moisture management
Men's waterproof LaCrosse Alphaburly Sport 18" Mossy Oak Break - up Hunting Boots keep you comfortably in the field as long as it takes! Rubber-clad neoprene for waterproof, ultra-light and scent-free ankle-fit Boots as comfortable as they come! And the stout Sport Chassis outsole gives you the kind of hunt all day stability and cushion that has a way of ending in a good story. Like, a 3-hour, blow-by-blow account of the one that didn't get away. More: EVA insole and midsole for shock-absorbing comfort; Supportive fiberglass shank; Plain toe. Weighs 3 1/2 lbs. Imported.; State Size. Order Today! Men's LaCrosse Alphaburly Sport 18" Hunting Boots, Mossy Oak Break-up
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List Price: $ 119.95
Price: $ 119.95
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May 13th, 2010 - 04:50
Review by B. Valentine for Swarovski Laser Range Finder
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I have tried different rangefinders on my ranch in Montana and these are clearly the top of the line. They are not the lightest I have used, but at 2 lbs they are not bad, even if you plan on hiking around all day with these and a pair of binoculars. Very well built and able to stand up to the drop test.
Ranging out to 1500 yds is a bit on the crazy side, nice to be able to do it and to be able to brag about it, and these do it well, but a bit crazy, as unless you are a marine sniper why would you care if something is at 1441 yds vs. 1500 yds? Most people would say in either case, “It’s just a darn long ways away”. And it is!
They work the best of any I have tried in bad weather conditions and do work well through the windshield of the truck, etc. Note: No rangefinder works that great in rain or snow as naturally the laser has to be able to reach the target point to be accurate, but these tend to be the best.
Accuracy seems to be spot on. Battery life is good. Optics are very good. Sighting in doesn’t seem to be any harder than other brands – none are super easy. Ranging short distances (25 yds, 50 yds and 100 yds) works just fine.
So if you like top of the line products, want to know exactly how far “a long ways away” is and can afford them, you want this rangefinder.
May 13th, 2010 - 05:29
Review by A. Warrillow for Swarovski Laser Range Finder
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Expensive, but beautifully built, solid, compact and surprisingly small in the hand. Comes with a very good *trouser ( *pants for the benefit of our US friends ) belt holster which locks the rangefinder securely in place when on the move. Excellent optically as one would expect from a name and reputation of Swarovski, the instrument is simple to use.
Downside, in certain lighting conditions it can be difficult to see the superimposed orange range indicator. The only other negative is in the ability of holding the instrument steadily enough when targetting a small-ish distant object. You do need to be very steady and consistent in order to hold the target circle on the object to be measured.
Overall, the Swarovski is a first class top draw laser rangefinder with just a few minor hiccups to keep the score down to 4/5 marks.
May 13th, 2010 - 05:49
Review by Greg Chambers for LaCrosse Men’s 18″ Alphaburly Sport Hunting Boot,New Mossy Oak Break-Up,8 M US
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These boots are the APG camo pattern, not the AP one. After I received them, I went went back to the product page and zoomed in on the picture, and sure enough the boots have the APG mark on them. Not a giant difference I know, but they are incorrectly advertised as AP. I do enough turkey and early season bow hunting to use them, so I kept them. On that note, I am happy with the fit and quality of the boots..