The Pinmaster II from Leica
with a snappy white surface and black trim provides a critical edge by
measuring the distance to your next pin on the links. Destined to become
the golfer's best friend - the Pinmaster II is a 7x24 optic that ranges
distances up to 820 yards. It features First Target Logic which was
developed specifically for the golf range. It will display the closer
target instead of a farther target so that the golf flag will be
distanced rather than the bushes beyond it.
The Pinmaster II is a versatile multi-tasking optic that's accurate,
reliable, and durable. It can be set to calculate the distance to a
stationary target, or switched to its scanning mode to track moving
game. With a start-up time of 0.5 seconds - the Pinmaster II is ready
with less than a moment's notice.
The Pinmaster II's housing is crafted from a rugged carbon fiber
reinforced plastic. The internal components are held securely in place
by a stable aluminum-alloy chassis. The entire device is sealed and
totally waterproof. In fact - it's submersible. Its conservative
form-factor allows it to slip into most pockets easily, while its light
weight of less than 1/2 pound allows it to be comfortably carried for
the whole 18 holes.
Leica has graced the Pinmaster II with a world-class optical system -
the combination of a P40 phase-coated roof prism and AquaDura coated
lenses ensures maximum clarity and detail in any weather. An adjustable
ocular with a comfortable rubber eyecup offers a generous amount of eye
relief and accurate focusing that accommodates eye/sunglass wearers. The
easy-to-read red LED display is bright, tack sharp, and it can be set
to display its measurements in yards or meters.
The Pinmaster II's 7x magnification offers another level of versatility -
in a pinch, it can be used very effectively as a hand-held monocular.
Its diminutive size belies its prowess as an efficient optic - even
though the objective lens measures a scant 24 mm, Leica's optical
refinements provide the Rangemaster with excellent twilight performance.
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