Waterproof Hunting Binoculars 10x42 - 500 Khaki

Image quality

Spotting far off animals with detailed observation even at dusk.

Waterproof

Rain won’t affect these watertight and airtight binoculars.

Weight

Lightweight and compact, they can be taken anywhere, 660 g

Robustness

Scratch-resistant lenses. Can withstand 1-metre falls on soft ground.

Field of vision

Observe a wide stretch of ground at a distance from 100 m to 1000 m

Magnification

Objects appear to be 10 times closer.

Easy transport

Includes a carrying case and a comfy neck strap.

Features

Dimensions: 150x130x50 mm Exit pupil: 4.2 mm Rel. brightness: 17.6 Twilight factor: 20.5 Field of view: 100 m at 1,000 m Close focus: 5 m Watertight, anti-fog: Filled with nitrogen Lens: FMC (fully multicoated) Prism: Silver-coated BaK4 Fibreglass-reinforced plastic chassis

Image quality 1

When light passes through the lenses, a small amount is reflected. This results in a slight loss in light transmission. Our hunting binoculars have 10 lenses to limit this effect. The lens coating helps to reduce the amount of light lost. However, great image quality comes at a cost. These binoculars have been designed to balance quality and price.

Image quality 2

Our binoculars have silver-coated BaK4 prism lenses with FMC treatment: All surfaces are fully multi-coated for optimal light transmission. These 2 features offer 78% light transmission as well as excellent contrast and colour rendition during the day, with excellent brightness at dusk.The prism provides sharply defined images for observing details.

Waterproofing

The binoculars are nitrogen-filled to keep water out and prevent fogging. They withstand immersion at a depth of 1 m for 15 minutes.

Other features

For regular field use and for those wanting to observe wildlife in detail, these binoculars 500 10x42 are ideal. Their optical performance enables watching and hunting until dusk. The 10x magnification and vision quality reveal details on animals being watched. Note that when holding the binoculars, a light tremble may occur.

Exit pupil

The pupil diameter of a human eye ranges from 2–3 mm in daylight, 4–5 mm at dusk, and 6–7 mm in darkness. It’s important to choose a pair of binoculars with an exit pupil at least as wide as your own pupil so you don’t lose any incoming light. Our 100 binoculars have an exit pupil of 4.2 mm, making them ideal for use at dusk.

Tips for those who wear glasses and sharpness adjustment

Twist up eyecups for spectacle wearers. For non-spectacle wearers, twist out the eyecups as far as they will go. For spectacle wearers, twist the eyecups down to the binocular body.To obtain a clear, sharp image of the observed animal, turn the central focusing knob to the left or right until you get a sharp image.

Adjustment of dioptre compensation

To compensate for difference in visual acuity between your eyes: Close your right eye and focus on an object about metres away using the central knob. Once the object is sharp, close the other eye and repeat the operation, this time using the dioptre correction ring located near the right eyecup. The difference between your eyes is now compensated for. You no longer need to use the dioptre correction ring.