Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII Slope Settings

The Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII has ID Technology. Its listed slope control is Mode. Tournament use is listed as Yes — non-slope mode.

Nikon Rangefinder Slope Guide

Laser • Released 2025

YesHas slope
ModeSlope control
Yes — non-slope modeTournament use
ID TechnologyDistance type

Does the Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII have slope?

Yes

Yes. This model provides ID Technology for uphill and downhill shots..

COOLSHOT 50i GII slope specifications

Slope compensation Yes
Slope system ID Technology
Slope control Mode
Tournament use Yes — non-slope mode
Display LCD
Target confirmation DUAL LOCKED ON QUAKE visual + vibration

How slope works on this model

The COOLSHOT 50i GII uses ID Technology.

The laser first measures the direct line-of-sight distance. The slope system then uses elevation information to estimate a playing distance.

Uphill shots generally receive a longer adjusted distance than the direct reading; downhill shots generally receive a shorter adjusted distance.

Nikon ID Technology is the manufacturer’s incline/decline guide-distance system.

Official model-specific slope controls

Press MODE to switch between Golf Mode and Actual Distance Mode.

Golf Mode shows actual distance plus a slope-adjusted guide distance.

Actual Distance Mode is the competition-oriented mode and removes the incline/decline guide distance.

The Actual Distance Indicator blinks to show that incline/decline measurement is not being used.

Tournament use

The COOLSHOT 50i GII is listed as tournament legal when used with slope assistance switched off. Confirm the model is in its permitted non-slope configuration before competitive play.

Slope troubleshooting

Slope-adjusted guide distance is missing

Press MODE and make sure Golf Mode is selected. Actual Distance Mode intentionally suppresses slope adjustment.

Need competition configuration

Select Actual Distance Mode and confirm the Actual Distance Indicator is blinking.

Slope-adjusted distance is not appearing

Confirm slope is enabled using Mode, then re-range a target with a clear elevation change.

Slope will not turn off

Return the COOLSHOT 50i GII to its non-slope setting using Mode. Confirm the setting before competition.

Using slope correctly

Before competition, check the Mode and confirm the COOLSHOT 50i GII is in its non-slope configuration.
During practice, compare direct distance and adjusted distance on obvious uphill and downhill targets so you learn how much the model changes the playing number.
Tournament use is shown here as Yes — non-slope mode. The competition’s Local Rules still take priority.
The model is listed as IPX4 / rainproof. Keep the slope/mode control area clean after wet-weather use so switches or buttons remain easy to operate.

Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII slope FAQ

Does the Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII have slope?

Yes. It is listed with ID Technology.

How do I switch slope off on the Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII?

Press MODE to select Actual Distance Mode. The Actual Distance Indicator blinks when incline/decline compensation is not being used.

How is slope controlled on the Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII?

This model controls slope through a measurement mode.

Is the Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII tournament legal?

The COOLSHOT 50i GII is listed as tournament legal when used with slope assistance switched off. Confirm the model is in its permitted non-slope configuration before competitive play.

What does slope do on the Nikon COOLSHOT 50i GII?

It combines direct laser distance with elevation information to estimate an adjusted playing distance.

Why can adjusted distance differ from direct distance?

Direct distance is the line-of-sight measurement. The adjusted value estimates how the elevation change alters the effective playing distance.

Verify the exact Nikon tournament setting before competition

Competition and Local Rules take priority. Model revisions can also change controls or indicators. Confirm the exact non-slope configuration on the official Nikon website or manual before competitive play. Visit Nikon.