Vistaget Golvia Ultra Rangefinder Launches at $299 Price Point

Vistaget has launched the Golvia Ultra, a $299 rangefinder the company positions as the top of its lineup above the existing Golvia Pro. The device weighs 220 grams, charges over USB-C instead of disposable batteries, and carries an IP65 rating for dust and water resistance during a round.

What are the Golvia Ultra's specs?

The rangefinder offers 6x magnification, 18mm of eye relief and at least 80% light transmission through the optics. It also includes SteadyTrack Stabilization, a real-time feature designed to reduce the effect of hand tremors and minor vibrations while aiming. Vistaget backs the device with a two-year warranty, and it operates as a standalone unit with no Bluetooth pairing or companion app required.

What does Environmental Adjustment Yardage do?

The headline feature is Environmental Adjustment Yardage, which calculates a slope- and weather-adjusted distance based on temperature, humidity and air pressure alongside elevation change. The pricing places the Golvia Ultra among devices like the Bushnell Tour Hybrid and Mileseey GenePro G1 that also target the mid-premium bracket, alongside pricier weather-adjusted models such as the Arccos Smart Laser Rangefinder.

A fixed aiming reticle was the one change reviewers had been asking for since the Golvia Pro.

The Golvia Ultra follows the Golvia Pro, which drew criticism over a small aiming circle in its reticle that made locating the flag difficult from 150 yards and beyond. Reviewers have found the reticle on the Ultra significantly easier to use than its predecessor.