Num'Axes10 x 42 Binoculars (Model:JUM1016)
R1,799
About
Using the most recent technologies, the NUM'AXES binoculars are compact, lightweight and offer maximum brightness and clarity.
Their BAK-4 prisms deliver 85% light transmission and ensure great contrast.
Product Features
- Waterproof
- Fog Proof
- Soft and retractable eyepieces offering additional comfort for eyeglasses wearers
- Eyepiece protections and folding objective masks
- Carrying case, carrying strap, and microfiber cleaning cloth supplied
Product Specifications
- Magnification (power): 10X
- Objective lens diameter: 42mm
- Prism system: roof prism
- Prism glass: BAK-4
- Light transmission: 85% per lens
- Lens coating: multi-coated
- Eye relief: 15mm
- Exit pupil diameter: 4mm
- Focus system: central
- Minimum focusing distance: 2m
- Field of view at 1000m: 98m / 321ft.
- Field of view: 5.6°
- Twilight index: 20.5
- Adaptable on tripod: yes
- Dimensions: 155 x 135 x 55mm
- Weight: 655g
Package contents
- 10 x 42 binoculars - Model JUM1016
- 1 carrying case
- 1 carrying strap
- 1 microfiber cleaning cloth
- 1 user's guide
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