Description
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Nikon Pro Staff 5 Binoculars 8x42 Roof Prism 8x42 Aperture PS58X42 F/S Japan
Product Description
Brighter Vision
The lenses are coated with a multi-layer coating to increase light transmission, resulting in a bright field of vision.
Pursuit of user-friendliness
The eyepiece is equipped with a turn-slide system with a click, allowing the eyepiece to fit the face at a position that is easy to look through.
The long eye relief provides a wide field of view, even with glasses on.
The distance from the eye position to the eyepiece lens provides a vignetting-free view of the entire field of view when looking through the binoculars.
Excellent waterproof performance
Nitrogen gas is filled inside the body to realize a waterproof structure that prevents fogging or mold from forming inside the optics even when the body gets wet from rain or splashes of water.
It can be used for a wide range of applications, including outdoor leisure activities such as bird watching. 4.
Lightweight and slim body
Polycarbonate resin with glass fiber is used as the main body material.
The lightweight and slim body makes it easy to carry a full-fledged 42mm objective size.
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