8X56 ED BINOCULARS VECTOR OPTICS CONTINENTAL GREEN

8X56 Ed Binoculars Vector Optics Continental Green

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CONTINENTAL GREEN 8X56 ED BINOCULARS
To optimize observation and ensure perfect identification of game in the most critical lighting conditions, this specialized model stands out as the ultimate reference for hunters of all levels. Equipped with high-quality ED lenses with a roof prism, this high-definition instrument offers exceptional image clarity and faithful contrast reproduction. Its ultra-bright 56 mm objective lens is specifically designed to capture the slightest glimmer, effectively extending waiting or stalking sessions at dawn and dusk. The eight-power magnification ensures optimal visual stability, reducing eye strain during long waiting periods. Designed to meet the real demands of the field and all weather conditions, its robust structure weighs 1.2 kg, providing excellent inertia and a firm grip to eliminate shaking.

DETAILED FEATURES:
• MAGNIFICATION: 8x for maximum image stability
• OBJECTIVE LENS: 56 mm for optimal light transmission in low-light conditions
• OPTICAL TYPE: High-definition multicoated ED roof-prism lens
• USE: Specialist equipment for dusk stalking and night hunting
• WEIGHT: 1.2 kg ensuring perfect sturdiness and handling

Advice from our experts: The 8x56 configuration is an essential tool for hunting at dusk or during late stalking sessions, when other optics admit defeat. To take full advantage of the potential of this 56 mm objective lens diameter, the eyecups should be adjusted perfectly according to the shape of the face, so that the pupil is instantly centered in the light path and the slightest details of the trophy can be distinguished in the dim light of the woodland edges.