Steiner Navigator Pro 7x30 marine binoculars - Extremely rugged, sharp images, 5m water proof - Outstanding viewing quality for beginners and professionals, Blue

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The fit is also tight enough to ensure they don't come away too easily, yet are reasonably easy to take off and put back. There appeared to be no metal used in it's construction at all, not even the prism straps seen in most binoculars. The Illusion 7×30 is designed to give a very light weight binocular coupled with exceptional clarity and brightness.

If you are approved you can complete your purchase immediately Representative example: Representative 19.Because of the special high-definition Steiner coating on the glass, moreover, an excellent light transmittance is created, resulting in a very high quality image, under all conditions. No I don't have an Action 7x35, I wouldn't mind trying one of them though or maybe the new Aculon version. The "always in focus" system and not having to adjust the focus is an excellent feature in this context of using it on a canoe/kayak and certainly made the binocular much easier to use in one hand and ensured I didn't miss out on seeing that kingfisher darting about.

If you need to, you can actually reduce the minimum focal distance a fairly long way by adjusting both of the diopters. Comparing it with a Navigator 7x50, I found the better coatings of the 7x30 XP helped it keep up in terms of brightness.

seals 14-psi pressurized dry nitrogen into the optic, for fogproof clarity in any condition - from artic cold to desert heat. When using the Navigator on land, it's a pity that the individual focusers turn so stiff; of course, for a marine binocular that may not be so relevant because at sea, you almost always observe at infinity. I did not start out wanting to like the Steiners but I did so immediately , in the first ten minutes of use. From my canoe, I spent a lot of time birding, be that waders like wagtails on the bank, birds on the water like ducks, swifts in the many cliffs faces we passed and then smaller fast-moving birds like kingfishers as well as larger raptors like the buzzards we get in this part of France. Strap Steiner does make some excellent floating neck staps designed for marine uses and one that is designed to work with these Navigator Pro 7x30 binoculars (Item Number 76800004).