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Audubon Compact 10x25 Binocular
Bright, with a good feel
This popular compact binocular from Audubon is renown for its ability to help see distant objects more clearly. The Audubon Compact 10x25 uses carefully ground lenses with multi-coatings to deliver an extra bright, sharp view of soaring eagles, nearby egrets, and much, much more. Users get a boost in magnification to discover the real details of life.
Lightweight, comfortable binoculars
Small in size and less than 10 ounces, the 10x25 Compact is convenient to carry along. The new twist and lock eyecups adjust quickly, offering ample eye relief and a comfortable, full field of view for eyeglasses and sunglasses-wearers. The reverse porro prism design allows the user’s hands to easily wrap around the binocular, and the well-placed, smooth-action center focus wheel enables quick focusing from infinity down to a mere 8.5 feet away. Users won’t think twice about bringing these Audubon binoculars to a group outing, large sporting event, or a simple walk on a wooded path.
The Audubon Compact binocular is also available as an 8x25.
Field of View 262 ft./1000 yds.
Eye Relief 18 mm
Close Focus 8.5 ft.
Weight 10.8 oz.
Dimensions (HxW) 3.8 x 4.3 in.
Weatherproofing No Waterproofing
