Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 Binoculars

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When you're on the go, convenience is everything. That's what makes the Nikon compact lineup so appealing. Small enough to take anywhere, they're ideal for getting great views for that next holiday, concert, or sporting event. The Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 binoculars are compact yet exceptionally robust and durable. With a rubberized coating and effective waterproofing, they are designed to withstand immersion in water up to two meters deep for up to five minutes. This makes them an excellent option for various outdoor activities such as nature walks, wildlife observation, sporting events and some casual stargazing. they do! For general use, we highly recommend the 8X25 configuration. For those wanting a bit more magnification, the 10X is the model we To guarantee you're getting honest, up-to-date recommendations on the best compact binoculars to buy here at Space.com, we make sure to put every binocular through a rigorous review to test each instrument fully. Each telescope is reviewed based on many aspects, from its construction and design, to how well it functions as an optical instrument and how it performs in the field.

you adjusted the focus. This is the typical design approach and has worked well in larger configurations for years. When our light little Nikon Travelite VI binocular was used for looking up and down the Tennessee River, there seemed to be One thing we can't seem to pass by in a review for instruments like Nikon Travelite binoculars is the depth of view Minox X-Lite 8x26The X-Lite range is versatile and perfect for all outdoor activities, whether hiking, traveling, bird watching or stargazing. These optics are the go-to for all your needs. ★★★★½The Nikon Travelite CF EX 8x25 is lightweight and compact enough to take anywhere; the perfect companion for concerts, holidays and bird watching. Thanks to the robust design of the Travelite EX range, they are also ideal for rugged outdoor activities such as mountaineering and hiking. In addition, the waterproof Travelite EX range is supplied with lead- and arsenic-free eco-glass. Thanks to the fully multi-coated optics that helps cut glare and improves light transmission, contrast, and color rendition; all essential things in low light viewing. to the Chattanooga Audubon Society in 1954 for use as a wildlife sanctuary and on the upstream end of the of 9.8ft (3.0m). We measured our test model's close focus at 7.5ft (2.3m) and, at least for our instrument, within the 8.0ft (2.4m) we The Opticron Aspheric 3s come with a 10-year warranty, which is a testament to how well-built they are, so they should last you for years. They're water-resistant and nitrogen-filled to ensure the lenses don't get fogged up, and they come with rubber objective lens covers for added protection. If you're looking for a pair that will feel like your regular binoculars but at a compact size and weight for carrying around with you, these may just be the ones for you.

The specialty of these 6 th generation binoculars with multi-layered anti-reflective compound coating for excellent brightness is their superior design, which ensures a distortion-free clear image viewing experience.

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Travelite concept. It's an excellent, time-tested approach and likely to give years of good service. All Nikon binoculars, like the other Japanese binocular manufacturers tend to focus on technology and value for money, without sacrificing quality and their Travelite Range is no different. The binoculars provide an excellent ‘field of view’ of more than 290 feet over a distance of 1000 yards. Nikon Travelite binoculars deliver optimum performance in strong light (indirectly looking at sunlight) conditions. Birds appear close with the 8x magnification and a field of view of 330 feet at 1000 yards. I don’t like using binoculars that offer too much magnification as I have a hard time holding them steady and higher magnification magnifies not only the subject but any shake as well. For me, this renders high-powered binoculars useless as trying to identify a bird that appears to be moving up and down is virtually impossible. For this reason, 8x magnification for me is right on the money. The multi-coated lenses deliver clear bright images and I’ve always found multi-coated lenses easier to clean with less streaking. Quality optics don’t have to cost a fortune, these Nikon’s are budget-friendly. A 10x magnification is ideal for those people who want to get just that little bit closer to the action and are not too worried about the field of view. In general as the magnifications go up, the field of view comes down. It is for this reason that most birders tend to choose 7x or 8x binoculars to get the wides field of view possible, making it easier to spot fast moving objects like birds.