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Closeouts. Quickly and accurately measure distance up to 1,200 yards with the Callaway by Nikon Golf LR1200 range finder. Capable of ...read more
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Our Price: $349.95 Retail: $522.95 Reconditioned. Nikon Laser Monarch Laser 800 range finder helps you aim with confidence and shoot accurately because you know the yar...read more
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Our Price: $369.95 Retail: $552.95 2nds. The Nikon Team Realtree® Laser 800 range finder helps you aim with confidence. Nikon advanced laser range finder reads distance...read more
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Have recommended to all my friends By Boulder from San Diego, California on 09/22/2009 Pros: Durable, Easy To Use, Lightweight, This improved my scores m, Versatile Best Uses: Tournament Play, Weekend Rounds Describe Yourself: Golf Enthusiast Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: This is the best golf improvement tool ever. You never need to guess about club selection ever again. The only slightly negtive thing is it's a little hard to hold steady and get a read on the pin if there's no wind. If the flag is moving--no problem or you wait until the group in front of you is on the green so your focus target is larger.
By Strada from Seattle on 08/27/2009 Best Uses: Hiking/Backpacking, Travel Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: This is a compact and light tripod for traveling and hiking. This does not come with a case and I used a sleeping pad bag to store it and strapped to my backpack. The legs are sturdy and gives slightly with heavier camera or spotting scope, but great for lightweight cameras and binoculars or scope. With the legs fully extended and spread out, the extended height is approximately 44 inches. This limits it's use as a monopod.
By Nikon fan! from Northern Arizona on 08/02/2009 Best Uses: Hiking/Backpacking, Low Visibility, Travel Describe Yourself: Casual/ Recreational Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Even with my 28-200 heavy lens, this compact tripod can handle it without tipping or drooping. It goes down to like a 16" height which I didn't expect and am quite glad, makes it even more handy & useful for my nature & travel pics.
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