Bresser Everest 8x42 ED Binoculars

Bresser Everest 8x42 ED Binoculars

Features

• 8x Magnification
• 42mm Objective Lens Diameter
• Extra-Low Dispersion Glass Objective
• Phase-Corrected BAK4 Roof Prism
• Broadband Fully Multi-Coated Optics
• Wide Angle Viewing: 65°
• 425' field of view at 1000 yards
• Nitrogen-Filled, Waterproof & Fogproof
• Open-Bridge Configuration
• Knurled Center Focus Wheel
• Twist-Up Eyecups

The Bresser 8x42 Everest Binoculars features phase-corrected BAK4 roof prisms, extra low-dispersion (ED) and broadband anti-reflection fully multi-coated optics to produce a versatile and capable optic with true high-contrast color rendition, and bright clear images.

Around the World or Around the Block - Bresser Everest Binoculars are the Perfect Companion!

Offering an ideal combination of superior optics, high-quality ED glass and sleek waterproof design, Bresser’s Everest Binoculars are engineered to produce precision images with intense color in any viewing situation. To maximize light transmission, Bresser Everest Binoculars use full broadband multi-coatings, which means all glass-to-air surfaces have multiple layers of anti-reflection coatings. The roof prism is made of barium crown glass (Bak4), which further heightens the contrast and clarity of the image. The high level of light transmission that results from the combination of these elements guarantees excellent performance even in twilight conditions.

The commitment to quality that is evident in the optics is also reflected in the construction of Bresser’s Everest Binoculars. The roof prism layout makes for a slender design that is easy to manipulate for proper eye distance. The user’s thumbs can settle perfectly into contoured indentations that are positioned for optimal support, while sleek rubber armor protects the device and makes it easy to grip. The central focusing wheel rotates smoothly and is textured to facilitate subtle adjustments. Twist-up eyecups guard against stray light and are especially useful for those who wear glasses. Located near the right eyepiece, the diopter adjustment wheel clicks easily into place to ensure that both eyes achieve proper focus. Instructions are included for adjusting these settings.

Beyond the eyecups, the barrels of all Everest binoculars are filled with nitrogen to protect against water and dew damage, to prevent fogging and to keep dirt from entering the binoculars. At the end, the objective lenses are protected by covers that can flip down for quick observation or be completely removed.

Housed in a sturdy molded case, the binoculars are solid but not heavy and include a tripod connection thread when extra stability is needed. The set comes with a cleaning cloth and a strap with a neck pad for extra comfort.