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Nikon 16212 LaserForce Rangefinder Binoculars 10x42mm
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Spot and range game up to 1,900 yards with Nikon's LaserForce 10x42 binoculars featuring ED glass and angle compensation.
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Overview
Key Features
LASERFORCE RANGEFINDER BINOCULAR - Combine Nikon binocular performance with the extreme speed and ranging technology of a 1900-yard laser rangefinder and you have Nikon's LaserForce 10x42 Rangefinder Binocular; With very bright, clear red OLED display and a 10-1,900 yard range, this laser range binocular is a single, all-in-one optic for hunters who rely on both their binoculars to spot distant game and precise rangefinding to measure exact distance
TRUE DISTANCE AT EVERY ANGLE - Featuring Nikon's innovative ID Technology, these field-ready rangefinder binoculars deliver exact horizontal distance measurements across inclines and declines of up to +-89 degrees (nearly vertical up or down); The compensation system ensures that long-range shots, steep-angle stalking, or high-perch observation are no longer a guess; The data you see reflects true distance, letting technology handle the math so you can focus on the hunt
FULLY MULTICOATED OPTICS, EXTRA-LOW DISPERSION GLASS - With multiple anti-reflective coatings applied to all air-to-glass surfaces, these long-distance spotting binoculars capture and transmit maximum light, boosting both brightness and contrast; Coupled with a reflective mirror coating on the roof prism and ED glass to control color dispersion, the result is high-resolution images that reveal fine detail with exceptional color fidelity
SHOCK-RESISTANT, WATERPROOF, FOGPROOF PERFORMANCE - Crafted for extreme conditions, the LaserForce hunting binoculars feature a shock-resistant, rubber-armored metal body that balances durability with handling comfort; The nitrogen-purged, waterproof housing prevents fogging and internal moisture buildup, maintaining unrivaled optical performance even under significant changes in temperature
ERGONOMIC & USER-FRIENDLY DESIGN - The LaserForce 10x42 hunting rangefinder binocular combines ergonomic design with intelligent functionality; Turn-and-slide rubber eyecups allow precise eye positioning at the correct eyepoint, while flip-down objective lens caps keep lenses clean and dry in the field; The unit is tripod-adaptable for steady long-distance viewing, and an auto shut-off system conserves power by deactivating the optic after 8 seconds of non-use
Specifications
Brand
Nikon
Model
16212
Magnification
10x
Objective Lens Diameter
42mm
Ranging Distance
10–1,900 yards
Field of View at 1,000 yards
320 feet
Display
Red OLED with 4-step intensity adjustment
Optics
ED glass, fully multicoated, reflective mirror roof prism coating
Angle Compensation
Incline/Decline Technology (±89°)
Weatherproofing
Waterproof, fogproof, nitrogen-purged
Construction
Shock-resistant, rubber-armored metal body
Weight
30.9 ounces
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Combines full-quality 10x42 binoculars and a 1,900-yard laser rangefinder into a single optic, reducing gear to carry
- ED glass and fully multicoated optics deliver sharp, color-accurate images with excellent light transmission
- Incline/Decline Technology provides true horizontal distance for accurate angled shots up to ±89 degrees
- Rugged, nitrogen-purged waterproof and fogproof construction handles extreme weather conditions
- Bright red OLED display with 4-step intensity is readable in both low light and bright daylight
👎 Cons
- At 30.9 ounces, noticeably heavier than standard 10x42 binoculars without rangefinding capability
- Premium price point puts these well above standalone binoculars or standalone rangefinders purchased separately
- Maximum 1,900-yard range is measured against reflective targets; effective range on game-sized animals is shorter
- The 320-foot field of view at 1,000 yards is narrower than some dedicated 10x42 binoculars without integrated rangefinders
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Incline/Decline (ID) Technology work on the LaserForce?
Nikon's ID Technology calculates the true horizontal distance to your target by compensating for the angle between you and the target, whether uphill or downhill. It adjusts for inclines and declines up to ±89 degrees, giving you the corrected distance you need for accurate shot placement rather than the longer line-of-sight distance.
What is the ranging accuracy and display like on these binoculars?
The LaserForce uses a bright red OLED display with 4-step intensity adjustment so you can read the distance readout clearly in varying light conditions. The rangefinder provides distance readings from 10 to 1,900 yards, though maximum effective range on game-sized targets is typically shorter depending on conditions and target reflectivity.
Are the Nikon LaserForce binoculars waterproof enough for heavy rain and cold weather?
Yes, the LaserForce is fully waterproof and nitrogen-purged to prevent internal fogging. The sealed housing protects against heavy rain, snow, and significant temperature swings, making them reliable in harsh field conditions.
Can I mount the LaserForce on a tripod for extended glassing sessions?
Yes, the LaserForce is tripod-adaptable, so you can attach it to a standard tripod for steady, fatigue-free viewing during long observation periods. This is especially useful when scanning distant terrain at 10x magnification.
How long does the battery last, and what type does it use?
The LaserForce uses a CR2 lithium battery. An auto shut-off feature conserves power by deactivating the rangefinder after 8 seconds of non-use, which helps extend battery life during a full day in the field.
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