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10-180x Zoom Waterproof Binoculars with Carry Bag

10-180x Zoom Waterproof Binoculars with Carry Bag

Regular price $49.98
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These waterproof binoculars offer 10-180x zoom in a compact body, with a carry bag, strap and lens caps in the box.

Why preppers want this

  • Zoom ranges from 10x to 180x, with 50 mm objective lenses.
  • The barrel is filled with nitrogen, which the listing says makes it waterproof and mold-proof for rainy or damp conditions.
  • A metal barrel with a rubber covering gives a comfortable grip.
  • Central focusing plus right eyepiece fine-tuning helps you dial in focus.
  • Multi-layer vacuum green coating is listed for high light transmittance.

Built for

  • Camping and outdoor travel.
  • Birdwatching and stargazing.
  • Scenic viewing, sports events and concerts.
  • Watching terrain from a distance on outdoor trips.

Specifications

Model 180x100
Magnification 10-180x zoom
Objective lens 50 mm
Eyepiece diameter 17 mm
Field of view 235 ft / 1000 yds (78 m / 1000 m)
Build Metal barrel with rubber covering
Water protection Nitrogen-filled barrel
Focusing Central axial plus right eyepiece fine-tuning
Coating Multi-layer vacuum green film

What's in the box

  • 1 telescope with a bag
  • 1 strap (approximately 93 cm)
  • 1 lens cleaning cloth (9.5 x 9.5 cm)
  • 2 lens caps
  • 2 eyepiece caps
  • 1 user manual

FAQ

Are these binoculars waterproof?

The listing says the barrel is filled with high-purity nitrogen for waterproof and mold-proof performance in rainy or damp conditions.

Can they be used in complete darkness?

No. The listing says they offer light enhancement for low light but are not suitable for a fully dark environment without any light source.

What is the field of view?

It is listed as 235 ft at 1000 yds, or 78 m at 1000 m.

What comes in the box?

You get the binoculars with a bag, a strap, a lens cleaning cloth, 2 lens caps, 2 eyepiece caps and a user manual.

How should I store them?

The listing advises storing them in a dry place so moisture does not damage the film and prism.

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