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Focus Free 10x50 Binocular with Blue Lens

Focus Free 10x50 Binocular with Blue Lens

Item #: AB10306
Category: Other Sports A-C -> Bird Watching
Your Price: $48.11

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Now you see it. When there's no time to focus when you are trying to catch a glimpse of the fast action BARSKA's Focus Free binoculars come to the rescue. They provide immediate viewing with no focusing required. These binoculars feature a wide field of view and their fully coated optics will allow you to see the action crisp and clear. With stylish rubber armor and a range of sizes to meet most occasions, the Focus Free series is ideal for long-distance wildlife observation, exciting spectator sports and races. Just pick up the binoculars and view instantly. Backed by the manufacturer's Limited Lifetime WarrantyFEATURES:10x magnification with 50mm objective lens Fully coated optics maximizes light transmissionPorro prism binocular and made with BK-7 prism glassFast immediate viewing, sample with no need for any focusingBonus accessories includes neck strap, carrying pouch and cleaning cloth. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:Specifications:10xField of View (ft@1000yds/m@1000m) =367/122Prism Glass: BK-7Exit Pupil (mm): 5Close Focus (ft/m) 25/8Eye Relief 15 mm

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