Bushnell's new Tour V6 laser rangefinder is small and accurate ...

By Steve Pike | Published: January 30, 2012 | No Comments

Bushnell’s Tour V6 rangefinder

Just as cell phones are get­ting smaller, so are rangefind­ers. Bushnell’s new Tour Z6 rangefinder eas­ily fits in the palm of your hand and comes equipped with the company’s new Vivid Dis­play Tech­nol­ogy and E.S.P. technologies.

The Tour Z6 (sug­gested retail price $399) it’s so small and so good it might even make an old-school guy like me con­sider using it.

The small­est golf laser rangefinder Bush­nell has ever devel­oped, the Tour Z6 is a ver­ti­cally con­fig­ured ver­sion of Bushnell’s pop­u­lar line of laser rangefind­ers that intro­duces Vivid Dis­play Tech­nol­ogy. Cre­ated specif­i­cally for Bushnell’s pre­mium rangefind­ers, the com­pany says Vivid Dis­play Tech­nol­ogy  improves con­trast, clar­ity and light transmission.

The bright­ness of the dig­i­tal read­out infor­ma­tion has also been increased, pro­vid­ing rapid, pos­i­tive yardage acqui­si­tion in all light­ing con­di­tions. That’s good in the bright sun or even on a dark afternoon.

Bus­nell says E.S.P tech­nol­ogy – Extreme. Speed. Pre­ci­sion – on the Tour V6 pro­vides yardage faster and more accu­rately than ever before. E.S.P.  also pro­vides ½ yard accu­racy from 5–125 yards, and the dis­tance is dis­played to 1/10 plus/minus of a yard.

Now if only I can hit it that close.