The company better known for their performance tracking is venturing into a new area of course management. Following up on the debut of the V3 Smart Watch, the Shot Scope PRO L1 Laser Rangefinder is here.
While the price may be super attractive (more on that below) The PRO L1 is not lacking features or quality. Featuring a Precision Clear lens that allows you to switch between color options of red or black for better optics. Six times magnification and range of nearly 900 yards, the Shot Scope PRO L1 allows golfers to hit just about anything on the course within sight.
The handle has a cleverly placed grip patch that works well for gripping in all conditions, but the device is also water-resistant making it all weather/conditions playable.
“This is an exciting time for our company,” said David Hunter, CEO, Shot Scope. “Following the successful launch of the PRO L1 in Europe, we are now introducing this innovation in the United States. “While this is our first rangefinder product, golfers can expect what they have come to know from Shot Scope over the past number of years. They will get the ultimate in performance and accuracy, at an affordable cost. We are extremely proud of the technology in this rangefinder.”
Upon opening the box you will find the Shot Scope PRO L1 device (obviously), along with a pretty nice carrying case, cleaning cloth and replacement battery. It also comes with a lanyard, but I still haven’t found anybody that uses them. Along with some paper work including your full 12 month warranty.
Two color options exist (blue or gray), where the end of the device meets the black body.
As just mentioned, the laser comes in either blue or gray, and is available now at many of the retail stores around the country or directly from www.shotscope.com. At a cost of $199, it makes this one pretty darn attractive.
Yes, adaptive slope that can be turned on and off.
Speaking of which was there any mention on life of the battery? I’ve noticed my battery is needing to be replaced more often.
There wasn’t but its going strong in testing so far. I would expect normal battery life, comparable to most on the market.
I was pretty darn surprised by the speed of the device. It locks on well with a simple scan and picked it up quickly.
This market seems like its been flooded over the past few years with more options than ever. That’s good for consumers but what are these companies getting out of their small slice of that sales pie?
Click that read more in the first post and we have pictures and everything that comes in the box.
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I know this is now way old but it says 5800 measurements
I got one as well for Christmas. I’ll open my up
later today and let you know unless someone else beats me to it.
I’ve been using this unit for the last several rounds, as I’ve been trying to settle in on a rangefinder. I really like this unit, and for the price you can’t beat it.
Since losing my trusty Bushnell V3, I have gone through a few different range finders:
Nikon Coolshot 20i
Voice Caddy EL 1
Shot Scope Pro L1
The Nikon is accurate but didn’t have the bells and whistles (vibrating target lock).
The Voice Caddy EL 1 is super fast but, I found that it didn’t always pick up the right target.
The Shot Scope Pro L1 has a lot of things to like, the color change to red when you are over target & the vibration function when you lock on are great. It is way slower than the Voice Caddy, but I find it more accurate.
This is a great range finder for the price point…
I’m not with the range finder at the moment, but my display looks exactly like this:
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And I prefer the red display…
Thanks. Mine does not, it would have a little black only hash to the left of 166. I appreciate it.
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Plus I got the blue one ?