Alpen Black Tusk 10x42 ED Binoculars

Sharper Focus, Even at Greater Distances

Struggling to get crisp detail at long range? The Alpen Black Tusk 10x42 ED Binoculars offer powerful magnification with razor-sharp clarity — without the shaky image or dull colors typical of high-zoom optics.

Features

• ED Glass for Vivid, True-Color Imaging – Say goodbye to chromatic aberration — enjoy lifelike clarity and color accuracy, even when zoomed in on distant targets.
• High Light Transmission (92% @ 560 nm) – Bright, clear visuals in twilight or overcast settings — designed for hunters, birders, and nature lovers who don’t clock out when the sun dips.
• 340 ft Field of View at 1000 yds (113 m @ 1000 m) – Powerful 10x zoom with a wide enough view to track movement fluidly — ideal for open landscapes and distant wildlife.
• Lightweight Magnesium Housing with Rugged Grip – Built for serious field use, the non-slip rubber armor ensures a confident hold even in rain, snow, or with gloves.
• Advanced SHR & PXA Optical Coatings – Alpen’s exclusive SHR metallic coating increases brightness and resolution, while PXA phase coating enhances contrast and edge definition — even in backlit conditions.
• IPX7 Waterproof & Fog-Proof Construction – Nitrogen-filled and fully sealed to perform in extreme weather without internal fogging or optical distortion.
• Twist-Up Eyecups & Long Eye Relief – Designed for comfort with or without glasses — maintain full visibility without squinting or straining.

The Alpen Black Tusk 10x42 ED Binoculars Are for You If…

• You glass over long distances and demand pinpoint accuracy – You’re often watching ridgelines, cliffs, or wide-open terrain and need tight focus without losing clarity or color.
• You hunt or observe in dynamic, unpredictable light – From dawn to dusk, these optics adapt to the moment — keeping targets bright and defined even in tough lighting.
• You’ve had high-magnification binoculars disappoint – You want 10x zoom that doesn’t sacrifice sharpness, field of view, or comfort in the field.
• You need rugged, go-anywhere gear that holds up – Whether you’re crossing snowy alpine passes or tracking through dense brush, these are built to take it.
• You wear glasses and refuse to sacrifice image quality – Long eye relief and fast-adjusting twist-up eyecups give you the full view — no vignetting, no compromises.

When clarity at a distance is non-negotiable, the Alpen Black Tusk 10x42 ED binoculars deliver. With a precision-tuned 10x magnification and crystal-clear ED glass, they’re made for those who push deep into the field and demand optics that can keep up.

With a twilight factor of 20.49 and 92% light transmission, you’ll see detail others miss — from game moving at the tree line to raptors circling far above. Whether you’re glassing at first light or scanning the horizon at dusk, these optics stay sharp and vivid.

Alpen’s premium optical system includes a PXA phase coating to enhance detail and depth, and a proprietary SHR metallic coating for maximum brightness and contrast — especially in challenging lighting or complex terrain.

Despite the power, they remain light and field-ready. At just 703 grams (1.55 lb), they balance perfectly in the hand. The magnesium chassis is both rugged and refined, with rubber armor that’s easy to grip — even with cold or wet hands.

They’re ready for any conditions. With IPX7 waterproofing and a nitrogen-filled body, there’s zero internal fog — just clear visuals, no matter the weather.

Adjustability is seamless, too. With twist-up eyecups, long eye relief, and a smooth diopter adjustment, you get a tailored view every time — whether you wear glasses or not.

Need to view up close? The 2.5-meter close focus lets you study nearby birds, butterflies, or fine textures with the same clarity you expect at 300 yards.

And best of all — Alpen gives you all of this without inflating the price. You’re getting premium optics, trusted by serious field users, for a fraction of what other top-tier brands charge. It’s performance where it matters — and value you can see.