Swarovski® Pocket Binoculars - Roof Prism
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Swarovski® Binoculars In order to maximize low-light performance, all Swarovski Binoculars are made shockproof, waterproof/submersible and have fully multicoated lens systems. All Swarovski Binoculars also have phase-corrected roof prisms, and incorporate unique SWAROBRIGHT® interference mirrors for 5 to 10% greater internally reflected light, delivering the most brilliant, true color images possible. Made in Austria.
FOV = Field of view @ 1000 yards
Ideal for outdoor activities--Swarovski Pocket binoculars fit comfortably in any jacket pocket. These binoculars feature a complex optical system for compact binoculars with 16 lenses for sharp, bright images. They also includes SWAROBRIGHT and phase correction coatings on the ultra-precise roof prism systems for high resolution, contrast-rich images and slim-line construction. Close focus of only 13'. Folds up to a width of 2.2". Extremely lightweight alloy housing and non-slip rubber armor exterior. Interior focusing mechanism provides protection from water and dust.
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Do the smaller swarovski binoculars provide the same light gather capacity as the larger binoculars?
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No, they won't. The larger the objective lens the more light it will gather and transmit to your eye. I ordered both the Swarovski 10 x 25's and Leica 10 x 25 Ultravids and took them both outside for a side by side comparison. There was a SLIGHT edge to the Leica so I sent the others back. Couple of reasons: 1) the Swarovski's basically have a permanently attached "string"... so thin you can't really call it a strap and I knew that would not be comfortable. 2) they had no eye piece covers and the Leica's did. When it's raining you need these on there for sure. Just bought the Swarovski Swarovision 10 x 42 EL's and they are simply amazing! A huge step up in quality from my Nikon Monarchs. If weight is an issue for you buy larger binoculars and use one of the harnesses that they sell for optics. Takes all the strain off your neck. Then you'll have comfort and the ability to see at day break and dusk.
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You will have to decide which is most important to your purposes, power or compactness. 8x20 is more compact, 10x25 gives you a bit more magnifying power and reach. They are both high quality and will give you a great clear image.1 of 1
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