G400 Series 10x50 Binoculars

Explore ScientificSKU: ES-11051

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The Explore Scientific G400 Series 10x50 Binoculars combine high-performance optics with rugged durability for serious outdoor enthusiasts. Featuring 10x magnification and 50mm roof-style BaK-4 lenses, these binoculars deliver bright, sharp images with fully multi-coated optics, silver and phase prism coatings, and high-reflective dielectric coatings for maximum contrast and clarity.

The 325-foot field of view at 1,000 yards allows you to easily observe wildlife, track action, or enjoy expansive landscapes, while a close focus of 2.2 meters lets you capture intricate nearby details. Built to withstand the elements, the binoculars are waterproof and feature twist-up eyecups with 17mm eye relief for comfortable use with or without glasses.

Each pair comes complete with a carrying case, strap, lens covers, and cleaning cloth, making the G400 Series 10x50 Binoculars the perfect choice for hunters, birders, and outdoor adventurers who demand precision and reliability.

Product Specifications

Item Number: ES-11051
Magnification: 10mm
Lens Diameter: 50mm
ED Glass: No
Interpupillary Distance: 56-73mm
Optical Type: Roof; Bak4
Coating: Fully Multi-coated
Prism Coating: Sliver and Phase coating,High reflective-Dielectric coating
Body Color: Black
FOV degrees: 6.1
FOV: 325ft (@ 1,000 yards)
Close Focus: 2.2m
Eye relief: 17mm
Waterproof: Yes
Eyecups System: Twist-up

 

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