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SKU: WX2*0750151
Built for viewing distant birds, wildlife, and field action, this binocular offers 10x magnification with 42mm objectives to bring subjects closer without moving in. Multilayer-coated lenses help reduce glare and support bright, high-contrast color, while BAK4 Porro prisms add a more immersive image with solid depth perception. The aluminum alloy body with rubber armor is made for secure handling and added protection in rough use, and the central focus system keeps adjustments quick and smooth. Long eye relief also makes it a practical choice for extended glassing with or without eyeglasses.
10x Magnification
42mm objectives for bright, detailed
Multilayer-coated Lenses
Reduce glare and support high-contrast,
Bak4 Porro
Prisms provide strong depth perception
Aluminum Alloy
Rubber armor adds grip and
16.1mm Eye
Or without eyeglasses
| Armor | Rubber armor |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Eye Relief | 16.1mm |
| Focus System | Central focus |
| Lens Coating | Multilayer-coated |
| Magnification | 10x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 42mm |
| Prism Type | BAK4 Porro |
The product is described for birders, hikers, and sports fans who want to bring distant subjects closer without moving up in price. It is also presented as suitable for viewing birds, wildlife, and on-field action.
Yes. The long description lists 16.1mm of eye relief and says it is comfortable for use with or without eyeglasses.
The source data lists 10x magnification, 42mm objectives, multilayer-coated lenses, and BAK4 Porro prisms. It says these features are intended to reduce glare, provide high-contrast color, and create a bright, immersive image.
The long description says the binoculars have a rubber-armored aluminum alloy body. It is described as offering a secure grip and impact protection.
No. Those details are not provided in the source data, so they cannot be confirmed here.