High-contrast display
A clear HD LCD with backlight keeps the essential altitude information easy to read in changing light.
LB Altimeters · Digital visual altimeter
L&B Viso II+ Digital Skydiving Altimeter
A clear digital read when altitude matters. The VISO II+ is a precision visual altimeter for skydivers who want essential altitude information in a focused, easy-to-read display. Its high-contrast screen, practical jump data and dedicated road map make it a dependable everyday instrument.
Button Color
White
Case Color
Black
High-contrast LCD · backlight
200 jumps
Built-in jump data
The VISO II+ stores date, time, exit altitude, opening altitude, freefall time and maximum/average speed for up to 200 jumps.
Designed around visibility
Technical where it counts. Simple where it matters.
A focused visual instrument: fast to read, built to travel, and configured around essential digital altitude information rather than a distracting screen full of extras.
Automatic calibration
After it is switched on, the VISO II+ continuously calibrates to field elevation and accounts for weather-related pressure changes.
Built for the jump environment
A compact, durable altimeter designed for the practical demands of skydiving, from boarding to landing.
Useful jump information
Review jump count, exit and opening altitude, freefall time and maximum/average speed after the jump.
More than a number on the screen
Review the jump after you land.
The VISO II+ keeps the data that matters close at hand without turning the visual altimeter into a phone app. It is a practical record of what happened in freefall and under canopy.
200stored jumps
Detailed jump records
Date/time, exit and opening altitudes, freefall time, maximum speed and average speed.
FT / Munits
Feet or metres
Set the display to the unit you read most naturally, so altitude is clear at a glance.
Specifications
The numbers, without the noise.
- Dimensions
- 55 × 40 × 13 mm
- Weight
- 34 g
- Screen
- 5 cm² HD high-contrast LCD area
- Operating altitude
- 0–40,000 ft / 0–12,191 m
- Altitude tolerance
- Present altitude ±10 ft / ±5 m
- Water resistance
- Water-resistant — do not immerse
- Operating temperature
- −30°C to +60°C
- Battery
- 2 × Renata CR2325
- Warranty
- 24-month manufacturer warranty
- Scheduled maintenance
- Last jump: up to 10 min at 4 samples/sec
Official road map
Know the route before you jump.
The VISO II+ is designed to be straightforward: power it on, set the way you want to read altitude, and use the guide below to find the settings that matter to your jump day.
01
Start with a simple power check.
Switch the VISO II+ on before boarding and confirm that the display is clear, the battery is ready and the unit responds as expected. Make this part of your normal pre-jump routine.
02
Set the display for the light you expect.
Use the backlight when the ambient light changes or when you want a clearer read. A high-contrast display should support your visual scan, not replace it.
03
Find the jump data after landing.
The VISO II+ keeps useful information from your jumps so you can review it after landing. Use the controls in the normal sequence:
- Open the logbook or jump-data view.
- Choose the jump record you want to review.
- Check altitude, time and speed data before returning to the main display.
The logbook is a review aid; keep your own jump records and follow your normal equipment-check routine.
04
Set the units you read naturally.
Choose the display settings that make altitude and speed easiest for you to interpret. The available controls are designed for quick, repeatable checks.
ModeChoose the display mode that suits your jump and light conditions.
Altitude unitsChoose feet or metres for the altitude readout.
Speed unitsChoose mph or km/h for recorded speed.
Set your preferred units before boarding so you do not need to change them during the jump day.
05
Review, reset and prepare for the next jump.
After landing, review the record if you need it, then return the VISO II+ to the display you use most. The device supports your awareness and decision-making; it does not replace visual altitude awareness or your normal procedures.
Before you jump
Know what is included — and what to check.
The VISO II+ is a focused visual altimeter for skydivers who want clear altitude information and useful jump records. Read the manual before use and make the device part of your normal equipment checks.
Read the official manual before use. A visual altimeter may fail or show erroneous readings; maintain visual altitude awareness, switch the VISO II+ on before boarding, and follow LB's published instructions.
What is included with the VISO II+?
The VISO II+ digital altimeter and its included accessories as listed by the product configuration. The elastic wrist mount is optional and sold separately.
Can I add an elastic wrist mount?
Yes. Select the optional VISO II+ elastic wrist mount above, then choose the colour and size that suit the layer you normally jump in.
What does the logbook record?
Up to 200 records can include date/time, exit altitude, opening altitude, freefall time and maximum/average speed.
What battery does it use?
The current LB documentation specifies two Renata CR2325 batteries. Follow the official manual for battery replacement and for checking the seal before use.
