ProOptic 10x50 Binoculars
Sturdy and robust binoculars combining excellent mechanical build quality with top-class optical performance. Recommended for tourism, birdwatching and participants in field military games. They are simply ideal for watching sports events at stadiums, as well as at concerts and other live performances.
The fixed 10x magnification and 50mm objective lens diameter are impressive specifications that ensure the binoculars will perform well in all viewing conditions, delivering bright, clear and high-contrast images. The lenses are coated with special magnesium fluoride coatings, which increase the light transmission coefficient and ensure natural colour reproduction. Coatings of this type eliminate most stray light reflections, which are the bane of lower-grade binoculars. A convenient central focus knob facilitates quick focusing. The binoculars are also equipped with an additional dioptre adjustment.
The lightweight and durable body is made of aluminium and covered with a protective rubber armour. This protects the binoculars from damage, absorbs impacts and ensures a secure grip, ensuring the equipment will last for years.
The set includes a practical case that can be attached to a hip belt. An additional advantage is the strap included in the set, which allows the case or the binoculars to be slung, for example, across the chest.
Opticon optical equipment is made from safe, tested materials and comes with a full two-year manufacturer’s warranty.
24 miesiące - Warranty is granted by the retailer for a period of 24 months.
| Binoculars and Telescopes | Binoculars |
| Product height [cm] | 18 |
| Product length [cm] | 18 |
| Product weight [g] | 855 |
| Product width [cm] | 19.50 |
| Field of view | 110m/1000m |
Lens diameter [mm] Diameter [mm] | 50 |
| Max theoretical magnification Max theoretical magnificationTheoretical magnification. It depends on the eyepiece used, and eyepieces are interchangeable, which gives the possibility of obtaining different magnifications. It can be calculated by dividing the focal length of the objective lens by the focal length of the eyepiece used. The magnification given is the maximum obtainable in the configuration in which the telescope is supplied; it does not take into account the additional magnification that may be obtained with a Barlow lens or image reverser. It does not take into account the limitations on magnification generated by the Earth's atmosphere and the objects within it. | 10x |