Steiner Full-Size Binoculars - 10x50, Waterproof Rallye
$314.95
$485.00
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Item #72084
Closeouts. These high-power, extra-bright Steiner binoculars result from 10x50 design to provide up-close viewing of wildlife even in twilight -- when animals are most active. They are easy to handle, versatile and extremely rugged, with rubber armoring for shock resistance. Waterproof. The Sports-Auto-Focus™ system allows you to view images from 20 yards to infinity without having to re-focus for different distances. Eye relief: 17 mmExit pupil: 5 mmField of view: 300' @1000 yds.Size: 5.1x8.1x2.5"Weight: 36 oz.Closeouts. Germany.
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By zardoz from lake of garda italy on 7/1/2008
Pros:
Close Focus, Compact, Quality Lenses, Strong Construction, Works Well With Glasses
Best Uses:
Astronomy, Bird Watching
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Casual/ Recreational
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Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: hope have chance to use often
By zardoz from riva sul garda italy on 6/29/2008
Pros:
Close Focus, Compact, Quality Lenses, Strong Construction
Best Uses:
Astronomy, Bird Watching
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: is heavy
to hold for long time,there is not a tripode to use it easyly?
By Nuchek from Nevada City, CA on 6/16/2008
Pros:
Close Focus, Good light gathering, Quality Lenses, Strong Construction, Works Well With Glasses
Best Uses:
Bird Watching, hunting
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Purchased these for oldest son, who is a hunter and purchased a pair of Steiner compacts for other son who is a backpacker. The Rallye is suuperior in low light levels, otherwise the two have same clarity. Based on trying both, I purchased a pair of compacts for myself. For hunters who are out early and late, the Rallyes are the best bet. But they are heavy, best carried in your pack. Personal choice here - both the Rallyes and Compacts are terrific buys. I have done a lot of hunting in Alaska and the Compacts would be OK, but the Rallyes would be hard to beat for an evening chase.
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