Full-Size Binoculars - Armored with Center Focus
Bring the far side of the field closer
Full-size porro-prism binoculars with big objective lenses, a center focus wheel and a rubber-armored body that can take a bump. Hang them on the neck strap and they are ready when the deer steps out.
Pocket binoculars give up light to save space, and dawn and dusk turn gray. These are the full-size shape for a reason: large front lenses for a brighter view, and enough body to hold steady.
Why they earn a spot in your truck
- Big, bright lenses. Large objective lenses gather more light, which is what makes early morning and late evening usable.
- One-finger focus. A center focus wheel sits between the barrels, so both hands stay on the body.
- Armored body. A grippy rubber coat over the barrels handles being set down on rock or a tailgate.
- Ready on a strap. Comes with a neck strap, so they hang where you can grab them.
The details
| Type | Full-size porro-prism binoculars |
|---|---|
| Focus | Center focus wheel |
| Body | Rubber-armored, black with navy blue grip panels |
| Included | Neck strap |
| Best for | Hunting, birdwatching, sports and scenery |
| Guarantee | 30-day money-back guarantee |
Where they earn their keep
Hunting
Glass a treeline or field edge at first light.
Birdwatching
The difference between a shape and a species.
The stands
From the back row at a game or a race.
The glovebox
For the wildlife you did not plan on seeing.
Questions
Can I use them with glasses?
Fold the rubber eyecups down and bring the eyepieces close to your lenses. Full-size binoculars are usually easier with glasses than compact ones.
How do I focus them?
Look at something far away and turn the center wheel until it is sharp. Adjust the hinge so the two circles merge into one clear view.
Are they waterproof?
Treat them as weather-resistant, fine in light rain. Do not submerge them, and dry them off before storing.
What if I don't like them?
You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Email support@mytacticalpromos.com and we will make it right.
Magnification figures printed on the binocular body are the manufacturer's and are not independently verified. Weather resistance is not the same as waterproof.
