G600 ED Series 8x56 Binoculars

Explore ScientificSKU: ES-20856

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The Explore Scientific G600 ED 8x56 Binoculars deliver stunning, high-contrast views even in low-light conditions, making them perfect for twilight nature walks, birdwatching, and stargazing. Featuring a large 56mm aperture, these binoculars gather ample light to reveal crisp, bright images with exceptional clarity and true-to-life color thanks to premium ED glass and advanced dielectric and phase-correction coatings.

Their streamlined roof prism design is both waterproof and nitrogen-purged, ensuring fog-free performance and protection against dust and moisture. With an impressive 335-foot field of view at 1,000 yards and a close focus distance of just 3 meters, they excel at observing both distant and nearby subjects.

Eyeglass wearers will appreciate the generous 19.3mm eye relief and twist-up eyecups for comfortable viewing, while features like diopter adjustment and a tripod thread socket offer precise focus and added stability. Each binocular comes complete with a protective case, neck strap, lens covers, and cleaning cloth—ready for your next outdoor adventure.

Product Specifications

Item Number: ES-20856
Magnification: 8mm
Lens Diameter: 56mm
ED Glass: Yes
Optical Type: Roof; Bak4
Coating: Fully Multi-coated
Prism Coating: Dielectric Prism Coating / Correction Coating
Body Color: Black
FOV degrees: 6.4
FOV: 335ft (@ 1,000 yards)
Close Focus: 3m
Eye relief: 19.3mm
Waterproof: Yes / IPX7
Fogproof/Nitrogen Purged: Yes
Eyecups: Twist-up

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