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Models & Brands: Steiner 348, VANGUARD BR-1050W, Meade, Swift 930, Steiner 358, Swift 929, Simmons Optics 849433, Swift 930, Bushnell 62-1250, Galileo G-1042PC
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Steiner 348 Dimentions: 9.5 x 7.5 x 6 inches
Weight: 0.239 pounds
List Price: $1,599.00
Price: Too low to display
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Key features Steiner 348
- Rapid close-focus system
- UV- resistant armored body is impervious to dust
- High spectral light transmission
- Dry nitrogen purging and pressurization system that absolutely prevents binoculars from fogging internally
- Close focus of less than 6 feet out to infinity
- Model: Steiner 8x42 Peregrine Binocular
Review Steiner 8x42 Peregrine Binocular / Steiner 348:Unbelievable brightness and very wide field of view. This is the best model for viewing moving wildlife - whether in flight or on the run. In the shade, under trees, or even in the darkness of night. The Peregrines offer the highest measured broad band transmission of any birding binocular with light transmission over 95% throughout the entire visible color spectrum. |
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VANGUARD BR-1050W Dimentions: 10 x 4 x 8 inches
Weight: 3 pounds
List Price: $39.99
Price: $33.25
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Key features VANGUARD BR-1050W
- 6.7-degree angle of view; 351-degree field of view
- Eye relief: 11.0 millimeters
- Includes carrying case with neck strap
- Features fast focus, lenses, and prisms made from optical glass
- Non-slip rubber armored surface
- Model: Vanguard 10x50 Full Size Binoculars w/Rubber Armored Surface
Review Vanguard 10x50 Full Size Binoculars w/Rubber Armored Surface / VANGUARD BR-1050W:Vanguard's mission is to produce high-quality products at affordable prices in order to appeal to the largest possible cross-section of the population. The company's goal is to maximize sales of the products by developing an up-to-date sales program, through effective marketing, and efficient distribution at a lower cost than competitive products. Vanguard's BR Series binoculars are rubber-armored for rugged use in the field, and feature "fast focus" lenses and prisms made from optical glass. The full-size BR-1050W offers large 50mm objective lenses and a 10x magnification. Other features include rubber eyecups, a 6. 7-degree maximum angle view, a field of view of 367 feet (per 1,000 yards), and coated lenses. This package includes a carrying case and neck strap. |
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Meade Price: $59.95
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Key features Meade
- Large central focusing knob for easy adjustment
- 10x magnification and 300-foot field of view at 1,000 yards
- Includes soft nylon carrying case, neck strap, and lens covers for objectives and oculars
- Achromatic objective lenses
- Moderately priced for the casual observer
- Model: Meade Mirage 10x50 Binocular
Review Meade Mirage 10x50 Binocular / Meade:The Meade Mirage 10x50 binoculars are moderately priced binoculars for the discriminating casual observer. They offer 10x magnification, high resolution, high contrast, and brilliant imaging usually found in more expensive models. A leatherette covering protects the binoculars, and a large central focusing knob is easy to adjust. |
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Swift 930 Dimentions: 0.06 x 0.051 x inches
Weight: 2.25 pounds
Price: $319.95
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Key features Swift 930
- Additional layers to provide greater light transmission than standard multi-coatings
- Long eye-relief
- The finest BaK4 prisms
- Close focusing
- New full multi-coating technology
- Model: Swift 10 x 42 Ultra Lite Wide Angle, Dual Density Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.0 Degree Angle of View, Gray/Black.
Review Swift 10 x 42 Ultra Lite Wide Angle, Dual Density Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.0 Degree Angle of View, Gray/Black. / Swift 930:The Ultra Lite is the first and only binocular to incorporate two different types of rubber to improve durability and shock-absorption. The hard exterior rubber protects the binoculars against bumps and bangs while the soft interior rubber and patented ergonomic design gives the user added comfort and reduces user fatigue. The soft interior also provides a sure grip in any weather condition, wet or dry. This same technology is used to create a non-slip focusing knob on these binoculars. The Ultra Lite binoculars offer premium optics and feature the finest BaK4 prisms, full multi-coating technology with additional layers to provide greater light transmission than standard multi-coatings, long eye-relief, close focusing and durable waterproof construction. |
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Steiner 358 Dimentions: 9.5 x 7.5 x 6 inches
Weight: 0.015 pounds
List Price: $1,679.00
Price: Too low to display
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Key features Steiner 358
- UV- resistant armored body is impervious to dust
- High spectral light transmission
- Rapid close-focus system
- Close focus of less than 6 feet out to infinity
- Dry nitrogen purging and pressurization system that absolutely prevents binoculars from fogging internally
- Model: Steiner 10x42 Peregrine Binocular
Review Steiner 10x42 Peregrine Binocular / Steiner 358:Power plus the superb color transmission. This is one of the brightest 10 power roof prism binoculars available. Recommended mostly for distance glassing in mountains, prairies or across bean fields. The Peregrine will also allow you unbelievable close-in viewing, since the focus goes very close. |
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Swift 929 Price: $309.95
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Review Swift 8 x 42 Ultra Lite, Dual Density Water Proof & Rubber Armored Roof Prism Binocular with 6.5 Degree Angle of View, Gray/Black. / Swift 929:The New Ultra Lite is the first and only binocular to incorporate two different types of rubber to improve durability and shock-absorption. The hard exterior rubber protects the binoculars against bumps and bangs while the soft interior rubber and patented ergonomic design give the user added comfort and reduces user fatigue. The soft interior also provides a sure grip in any weather condition, wet or dry. This same technology is used to create a non-slip focusing knob on these binoculars. The Ultra Lite binoculars offer premium optics and features the finest BaK4 prisms, new full multi-coating technology with additional layers to provide greater light transmission than standard multi-coatings, long eye-relief, close focusing and durable waterproof construction. |
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Simmons Optics 849433 List Price: $199.99
Price: $167.91
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Key features Simmons Optics 849433
- Tripod mount
- Features multi-coated lenses and BAK4 prisms for bright, sharp images
- Field of View: 315 ft. at 1000 yds
- Ergonomically designed slender body
- Includes a case and neck strap
- Model: Weaver Classic 8X24 Binoculars (Matte)
Review Weaver Classic 8X24 Binoculars (Matte) / Simmons Optics 849433:Weaver binoculars offer you two ways to get closer to your favorite subjects. The larger roof-prism design reduces eyestrain, so it's ideal for long periods of viewing. The lightweight, compact design is great for hunting or backpacking. It features multi-coated lenses to reduce glare, a one-finger focus ring and an armored-rubber coating to protect the binoculars and make them quieter to use. These compacts give you a full-sized field of view in a package that fits in your shirt pocket. Soft rubber eye cups conform to the shape of your face. -8x24mm-Finish: Matte Black Rubber-Weight: 8. 1 oz. -Length: 3. 1"-Actual Magnification: 8-Field of View @100 Yards: 32. [+]7 ft. -Optimal Eye Relief:. 47"-Exit Pupil:. 118"-Objective Aperture:. 945"-Minimum Focal Length: 9. 2 ft. |
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Swift 930 Dimentions: 0.06 x 0.051 x inches
Weight: 2.35 pounds
List Price: $399.95
Price: $279.95
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Key features Swift 930
- Additional layers to provide greater light transmission than standard multi-coatings
- Long eye-relief
- Close focusing
- The finest BaK4 prisms
- New full multi-coating technology
- Model: Swift 10 x 42 Ultra Lite Wide Angle, Dual Density Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.0 Degree Angle of View, Blue/Black
Review Swift 10 x 42 Ultra Lite Wide Angle, Dual Density Water Proof Roof Prism Binocular with 6.0 Degree Angle of View, Blue/Black / Swift 930:The Ultra Lite is the first and only binocular to incorporate two different types of rubber to improve durability and shock-absorption. The hard exterior rubber protects the binoculars against bumps and bangs while the soft interior rubber and patented ergonomic design gives the user added comfort and reduces user fatigue. The soft interior also provides a sure grip in any weather condition, wet or dry. This same technology is used to create a non-slip focusing knob on these binoculars. The Ultra Lite binoculars offer premium optics and feature the finest BaK4 prisms, full multi-coating technology with additional layers to provide greater light transmission than standard multi-coatings, long eye-relief, close focusing and durable waterproof construction. |
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Bushnell 62-1250 Dimentions: 12.5 x 8.25 x 3.75 inches
Weight: 4 pounds
List Price: $289.99
Price: $468.26
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Key features Bushnell 62-1250
- Ideal for boating, outdoor/nature, hunting, bird watching
- Multi-position, twist up eyecups
- Magnification: 8x
- Objective lens: 42mm
- Fogproof, waterproof, fully multi-coated lens
- Model: Bushnell Discoverer Porro 8x42 Binocular
Review Bushnell Discoverer Porro 8x42 Binocular / Bushnell 62-1250:Ideal for hunting and wildlife observation, Bausch & Lomb Discoverer binoculars boast the finest fully multi-coated optics and precision parts. Bushnell's exclusive RAINGUARD coating keeps the rain from getting in the way of crisp, clear images. O-ring sealed, nitrogen-purged and rubber armored for water, fog and shock protection. Patented twist-up eyecups are provided for ease of use by eyeglass wearers. Bushnell's porro prism models feature magnesium alloy construction for lighter weight while maintaining strength. |
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Galileo G-1042PC Dimentions: 6.5 x 5.5 x 2 inches
Weight: 2.5 pounds
List Price: $449.95
Price: $299.99
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Key features Galileo G-1042PC
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- BAK-4 Prisms, Phase Coated Optics, 315 ft. Field of View, Roof Prism Design
- 10x Power, 42mm Phase Coated Objectives Lenses
- Accessories include: Carrying Case, Straps, Lens Cloth, and Instructions
- Water Proof, Fog Proof, Nitrogen Purged, Rubber Armoring, Fold Down Rubber Eye Cups, Binocular Tripod Socket
- Model: Galileo 8x42 Phase Coated Binoculars w/ BAK-4 Prisms
Review Galileo 8x42 Phase Coated Binoculars w/ BAK-4 Prisms / Galileo G-1042PC:Galileo Series G-1042PC Phase-Coated Roof Prism Binoculars are clearly the best way to view up close and personal. These powerful numbers will add power to your peepers. They're perfect for those who demand the highest level of performance. The 10x magnification zooms you in close for a personal look. Waterproof and fogproof optic coating means you'll be able to pick up on the facts and figures of the object you're viewing, even in crummy weather. Zoom in tight on these features: 10 x 42 mm is the power you need to see the heart of the action; F. O. V. of 450 ft. keeps everything in your sight; BAK-4 roof prisms give the best in image clarity; Rubber fold-down eye-guards allows ol' 4-eyes to use them comfortably; Nitrogen-purged phase coating for water and fog proof viewing; Full multi-coating is applied in phases for extremely clear images; Measure 7 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 3 1/4", weigh 2. [+]8 lbs. Includes case, carrying strap, lens cleaning cloth, instructions and limited lifetime manufacturer's warranty. You'll see the difference! Order yours today! Galileo Series G-1042PC Phase-Coated Roof Prism Binoculars. |
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