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MIL-TEC
Waterproof binoculars 8X42
€95.00 €130.00
Mil-Tec waterproof binoculars have 8x magnification and a 42 mm lens. Hermetically sealed housing made of light but durable material alloys ensures 100% resistance to water, rain, snow and splashes. The material is also resistant to falls and shocks.
In addition to premium lenses, this model also has adjustable optics that allow for the best sharpness of the view.
An excellent choice for sailors, nature adventurers, lifeguards and anyone who needs reliable binoculars even in difficult weather conditions.
- Lens diameter: 42 mm
- Magnification: 8x
- Field of view: 105 m / 1,000 m
- Exit pupil (mm): 5.25 mm
- Diopter adjustment: YES
- Diopter fine adjustment
- Weight: 660 g (with bag)
- Waterproof housing
- Lens hood
- Carrying strap
- Bag
Only 1 items left in stock
30 Day Return Policy
Delivery in 3–5 days
Shipping 3,99€
Description
Choose your binoculars wisely
As you know, binoculars are necessary to see objects as if they were close. So magnification, or zoom, is one of the most important metrics to consider when it comes to binoculars. And here, more is not always better.
When examining binoculars, the first thing your eye will probably notice are the numbers – number x number. The first number indicates precisely the zoom, i.e. how many times closer the object appears when looking through the binoculars. For example, with 8×42 binoculars, this means that everything you are looking at appears eight times closer than with the naked eye.
For most activities, 8x zoom is more than enough – including for hunting, bird watching, and just observing. An important factor to consider when it comes to zoom is how stable the hand holding the binoculars is. The higher the magnification power, the more difficult it is to stabilise the view in the binoculars.
Binoculars and lenses
While the zoom is the first of the two significant numbers, the lens size is the second. If you see the numbers 8×42 mm on the binoculars, it means that the lens diameter is 42 mm. The larger the lens, the more light enters the binoculars. For most outdoor activities, 42 mm is considered to be the ideal size.
Binoculars’ field of view and exit pupil
The size of the field of view shows how wide the view through the binoculars is. For example, if you look at an object that is 1,000 meters away, the width of the view you see is 105 meters.
If you hold the binoculars towards a light source and at least 30 cm from your eyes, you will see a white dot in the center of each lens. This point is often called the exit pupil and refers to the actual point of light that is transmitted to the eyes through the binoculars. The size of this light beam is a direct result of the two factors mentioned above: zoom and lens size.
The importance of exit pupil diameter is directly related to the function of our eyes. In normal lighting conditions, the pupil of the eye is usually open by about 2 mm. In the dark, however, the pupil opens to let in more light, and its diameter can reach 7 mm. If the diameter of the exit pupil of the binoculars is smaller than the pupil of the eye, the image seen through them appears darker than with the naked eye.
The average user who uses binoculars primarily during the day will have no problems with almost any binoculars on the market because the exit pupil is large enough to work effectively in full light.
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Details
Weight | 0.66 kg |
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Size guide
Size guide for men and women (A/B – cm)
Returns
Delivery
The goods will be delivered by our trusted partners, usually in 2-3 business days. The delivery is free from 59€! Though this is a demo shop, and no goods will be delivered from here.
Right of withdrawal
After receiving the order, the buyer has the right to withdraw from the contract entered into with the online shop within 30 days.
The right of withdrawal does not apply if the buyer is a legal person.
To exercise the 30-day right of withdrawal, the buyer may not use the ordered goods in any other way than is necessary in order to examine the nature, properties, and functioning of the goods in the same way the buyer would be allowed to test the goods in a physical shop.
If the products have been used in any other way than is necessary for the nature, characteristics or functionality of the goods or they have wear marks, the online shop has the right to reduce the refundable amount in accordance with the decrease in value of the goods.
In order to return the goods, the buyer should submit a withdrawal application whose form can be accessed here and send it via e-mail no later than 30 days of receiving the goods.
The costs of returning the goods will be borne by the buyer, unless the reason for return is the fact that the item being returned does not correspond to what was ordered (e.g. an incorrect or defective item).
The buyer should return the goods within 30 days of submitting their application to do so or provide proof that the goods have been handed over to the carrier within that period.
Having received the returned goods, the online shop refunds the buyer any amounts received from the buyer on the basis of the contract immediately but no later than within 30 days of receiving the application for withdrawal.
The online shop may refuse to process the refund until it receives the item that is the object of the contract or until the buyer submits proof that the item has been sent back, whichever happens first.
If the buyer has explicitly chosen a method of delivery different from the most inexpensive normal method of delivery offered by the online shop, the online shop is not required to refund to the consumer the amount exceeding the cost of normal delivery.
The online shop has the right to withdraw from the sales transaction and request that the goods be returned by the buyer if the marked price of the goods in the online shop is significantly lower than the market price of the goods due to an error.
Pay later
You can also use the pay later options in the Wundercheckout, and simply get your goods now, and pay later. Try to use Klarna or Paywerk, or any other provider. Enjoy!
Choose your binoculars wisely
As you know, binoculars are necessary to see objects as if they were close. So magnification, or zoom, is one of the most important metrics to consider when it comes to binoculars. And here, more is not always better.
When examining binoculars, the first thing your eye will probably notice are the numbers – number x number. The first number indicates precisely the zoom, i.e. how many times closer the object appears when looking through the binoculars. For example, with 8×42 binoculars, this means that everything you are looking at appears eight times closer than with the naked eye.
For most activities, 8x zoom is more than enough – including for hunting, bird watching, and just observing. An important factor to consider when it comes to zoom is how stable the hand holding the binoculars is. The higher the magnification power, the more difficult it is to stabilise the view in the binoculars.
Binoculars and lenses
While the zoom is the first of the two significant numbers, the lens size is the second. If you see the numbers 8×42 mm on the binoculars, it means that the lens diameter is 42 mm. The larger the lens, the more light enters the binoculars. For most outdoor activities, 42 mm is considered to be the ideal size.
Binoculars’ field of view and exit pupil
The size of the field of view shows how wide the view through the binoculars is. For example, if you look at an object that is 1,000 meters away, the width of the view you see is 105 meters.
If you hold the binoculars towards a light source and at least 30 cm from your eyes, you will see a white dot in the center of each lens. This point is often called the exit pupil and refers to the actual point of light that is transmitted to the eyes through the binoculars. The size of this light beam is a direct result of the two factors mentioned above: zoom and lens size.
The importance of exit pupil diameter is directly related to the function of our eyes. In normal lighting conditions, the pupil of the eye is usually open by about 2 mm. In the dark, however, the pupil opens to let in more light, and its diameter can reach 7 mm. If the diameter of the exit pupil of the binoculars is smaller than the pupil of the eye, the image seen through them appears darker than with the naked eye.
The average user who uses binoculars primarily during the day will have no problems with almost any binoculars on the market because the exit pupil is large enough to work effectively in full light.
Check out more hiking gear HERE.
Check out camping food HERE.
Find inspiration for your next adventures in Instagram @campingfoodpack_international and on Facebook.
Weight | 0.66 kg |
---|
Size guide for men and women (A/B – cm)
Delivery
The goods will be delivered by our trusted partners, usually in 2-3 business days. The delivery is free from 59€! Though this is a demo shop, and no goods will be delivered from here.
Right of withdrawal
After receiving the order, the buyer has the right to withdraw from the contract entered into with the online shop within 30 days.
The right of withdrawal does not apply if the buyer is a legal person.
To exercise the 30-day right of withdrawal, the buyer may not use the ordered goods in any other way than is necessary in order to examine the nature, properties, and functioning of the goods in the same way the buyer would be allowed to test the goods in a physical shop.
If the products have been used in any other way than is necessary for the nature, characteristics or functionality of the goods or they have wear marks, the online shop has the right to reduce the refundable amount in accordance with the decrease in value of the goods.
In order to return the goods, the buyer should submit a withdrawal application whose form can be accessed here and send it via e-mail no later than 30 days of receiving the goods.
The costs of returning the goods will be borne by the buyer, unless the reason for return is the fact that the item being returned does not correspond to what was ordered (e.g. an incorrect or defective item).
The buyer should return the goods within 30 days of submitting their application to do so or provide proof that the goods have been handed over to the carrier within that period.
Having received the returned goods, the online shop refunds the buyer any amounts received from the buyer on the basis of the contract immediately but no later than within 30 days of receiving the application for withdrawal.
The online shop may refuse to process the refund until it receives the item that is the object of the contract or until the buyer submits proof that the item has been sent back, whichever happens first.
If the buyer has explicitly chosen a method of delivery different from the most inexpensive normal method of delivery offered by the online shop, the online shop is not required to refund to the consumer the amount exceeding the cost of normal delivery.
The online shop has the right to withdraw from the sales transaction and request that the goods be returned by the buyer if the marked price of the goods in the online shop is significantly lower than the market price of the goods due to an error.
You can also use the pay later options in the Wundercheckout, and simply get your goods now, and pay later. Try to use Klarna or Paywerk, or any other provider. Enjoy!
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MIL-TEC
Waterproof binoculars 8X42
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