Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 Binoculars

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so small that it's not difficult at all to carry along a plastic bag to slip them into should you encounter Please complete the form below for a quote - Please be as accurate as possible to help us give an accurate quote.

When we realized a member of the OpticsReviewer team would be traveling to a number of Tennessee communities,Nikon's 25 Year Limited Plus No-fault Warranties are excellent. They cover the binoculars during the time that you would expect them to be in Like all the Nikon Travelite V binoculars, these 10x Travelite's feature a durable and protective, rubber-armored coating: that provides you with a sure, non-slip grip in the wet or dry as well as Multilayer-coated lenses for bright images, BaK4 high index prisms: for extra-high resolution images and aspherical lenses that minimise distortion and provide sharp images right up to the periphery. The built-in zoom feature takes your magnification from 8x to an incredible 24x! The down side is that you must support yourself or the binocular when using the x24 setting as with increased magnifications the amount of image shake increases. You could consider getting an adjustable monopod to rest the optics on while you look through them at maximum zoom.

The approached used by compact Porro prism designers for a number of years has been to keep the eyepieces still and move around, is a popular one for compact binoculars. While reverse Porro prism designs won't usually fit comfortably Added to this is BaK-4 glass, a high-quality optical glass to make the prism. Not just that, the exit pupil configuration can be changed to the largest to maximize low light performance. three configurations running between 9.4-9.7oz (265-275g). That light of a weight factor just cries out forin an optical manufacturing plant in China. It looks to us as though Nikon got Nikon quality in the Travelite we tested. If you're looking for magnification power in a small binocular, you'll be better served by stopping at 10X. be a little nervous about folding these down as a binocular ages. Our thinking was that the rubber gets stiff with age