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glassesJa Dimensions Dimensions105 x 118 x42 mmWeight230 g Glass properties Prism materialBaK-4Phase-correctedJaLens coatingfull multi-coating Optical properties Magnification10xLens diameter25 mmExit pupill2 [...] Field glasses club® 10x 25 Art. Nr. 4264125 The “Little black number“ for men. Product PropertiesIdeal lifestyle binoculars for leisure, travel, sport and the theatre.Timeless design: As a successor [...] ed BaK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated lenses.Easy to handle and lightweight: O wing to their compactness and light weight, they will fit in any shirt or jacket pocket.Watertight and nitrogen filled.Spectacle
binoculars for demanding individualists. With its impact-resistant magnesium housing, the regatta® 8x42 is robust yet lightweight and the stable tripod thread ensures steady viewing at all times. The special [...] high contrast images in colours which are exceptionally true to life. Product details adventure D active Compact and robust all-rounder for the perfect leisure adventure. The ergonomic design of the adventure
binoculars at selected specialist dealers. Dealer Search What do numbers like “8 x 32” or “10x42” mean? The value “8 x” or “10x”, for example, refers to the apparent magnification of an object. Eight times [...] instance, that an object at a distance of 800 m appears as if it were only 100 m away. The numbers “32”, “42” or “56”, for example, that follow the magnification value, refer to the objective diameter of the [...] c depth perception at short distances. Binoculars with roof prisms, on the other hand, are very compact and have a particularly slim design. They require a higher level of optical precision engineering
