Celestron – TrailSeeker 10x32 Binoculars – Fully Multi-Coated Optics – Binoculars for Adults – Phase and Dielectric Coated BaK-4 Prisms – Waterproof & Fogproof – Rubber Armored – 8.2 Feet Close Focus Black 71402
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Size: 10x32
Configuration: Binoculars
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- BaK-4 PRISMS WITH PHASE AND DIELECTRIC COATINGS: This premium-quality binocular features BaK-4 Prisms with Phase and Dielectric Coatings, which allow for increased light transmission through the prism system for brighter and sharper images with enhanced contrast and resolution. All other optical surfaces are fully multi-coated with anti-reflective coatings to enhance image detail even more.
- DURABLE, LIGHTWEIGHT BODY: The TrailSeeker Binocular has a durable magnesium alloy frame that is light in weight and fully waterproof for use in any weather conditions. It is ergonomically designed to ensure easy handling during use in the field, making it a great bird watching binoculars for adults.
- WIDE FIELD OF VIEW: The Celestron TrailSeeker binocular features 10x magnification and a wide field, so you can follow your subject more easily with less need to move the binoculars.
- METAL MULTI-STOP TWIST UP EYECUPS: Metal eyecups are sturdy, durable, and offer a longer lifespan than plastic eyecups. They also feature a multi-stop function for correct positioning of the eyes with or without eyeglasses.
- Optical zoom: 10.0 multiplier_x
Description
The Celestron TrailSeeker provides high-level outdoor performance, which makes it the perfect choice for avid birders or hunters. The TrailSeeker offers a close focus of just 8.2 feet along with a wider field of view to bring subjects into view more quickly and hold them there more easily. Phase and dielectric-coated BaK-4 prisms will dramatically increase light transmission through the prism system for impressive image quality and resolution.The TrailSeeker is a great bird watching binoculars for adults. Thanks to its durable and lightweight magnesium alloy body frame, which is fully waterproof and fogproof to withstand any type of weather conditions, you can enjoy it even during foggy and rainy days! The TrailSeeker also features a 8.2' close- up focus for detailed and sharp observation of any subject in close proximity. You’ll be happy to know that the purchase of our Celestron TrailSeeker 10x32 Binocular also includes an objective lens cap, rainguard, a neck strap, a harness strap, a carrying case, a lens cloth, and an instruction manual. Buy with confidence from the world’s 1 telescope brand and a leading sport optics manufacturer, based in California since 1960..
Product Dimensions: 4.8 x 1.9 x 4.8 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Item model number: 71402
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: June 1, 2013
Department: Unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Celestron
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Size: 10x32
Configuration: Binoculars
Nice optically however I had to change this review due to the binoculars focuser basically falling off with hardly any use. Then my friend told me his had rusted as he lives near the coast. Beyond that you have to pay for repair service under warranty. You have to send them a check for $14.95 when you send in your bino for repair. To me that's just wrong. Their product fails and you must pay for it both ways? How does that make sense. Most binocular warranties are not like this. You pay one way and they pay the return.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2018 by john m.
Size: 8x42
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I had read many reviews of Binoculars, and had tried one other type from Amazon that wasn't a good fit for me. I ordered these, and have been very impressed. A small river with many birds and deer runs against my property, and a friend was watching a heron on 5/3/17. He took the binoculars, rested them on a small clock near my sink, adding one of my artist's paint brushes, to prop them up the way he wanted, and took this photo with his IPhone THRU the binoculars! The heron was about 80 yards away. The second pic is of his 'set up' . I never knew the binoculars would be used to take distant pictures through, but you can see it's possible!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2017 by Life long Mainer Life long Mainer
Size: 10x42
Configuration: Binoculars
As an amateur astronomer I have long been aware of Celestron's history of (mostly) excellent optical equipment. As a result, when my wife and I first began birding about 20 years ago we purchased two pairs of Celestron 7 X 50 binoculars for about $50 each. That was not a totally "cheap" bino at that time. We were very happy with them and they lasted about 5 or 6 years. Various mechanical problems, mostly arising after we dropped them or handled them carelessly, finally made them difficult to use. The optical quality was always excellent. Since then we have gone through various other binoculars by many manufacturers at prices from $100 to $300. Because we do not always take the best care of our binos, we have never purchased any high end $2500 Leicas or Swarovskis. I recently saw the need for a 10 power binocular so my aging eyes could get up a little closer to the birds. Trusting to Celestron's reputation, as well as many good experiences with their products, (and the recent rebate), I decided on these reasonably priced Celestron Trailseekers. I have already had them out a number of times and am quite happy with their performance. The field of view for a 10X binocular is excellent. So is the close focus which will allow you to focus on a bird less than about 10 feet away--as close as most birds will allow. The focuser works smoothly, the weight is about average and the general feel of the binoculars in my hand is comfortable. As for the optical quality, these binoculars produce a bright, sharp image that shows no aberrations except possibly toward the very edge of the field--and not much even there. While they won't produce an image as nice as a $2500 pair of binos, these cost less than 1/10 as much. Unless you are used to the ultra expensive binoculars, these are an excellent compromise between quality and price. Actually, it's not really a compromise since Celestron is not compromising on the quality. They are giving you a beautifully made product with exceptional optical quality that would have cost much more, if this quality was even available, 30 years ago. Optical glass and coatings have advanced a lot in the past 20 to 30 years and we have been able to benefit with better quality and lower prices. I believe these are a good choice for anyone seeking a good performing binocular at a very reasonable price.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2015 by James Schwartz
Size: 8x42
Configuration: Binoculars
I own four pair of binoculars - each for different purposes. I am very particular in the choosing and, of course, the proper deployment of each instrument for its purpose. With optics, you are dealing with trade-offs. Want light weight? Be prepared to give up high magnifications and wider fields of view. Want a wide field of view? you'll need to compromise on magnification. Want super powerful magnification? Get ready for some significant weight to tote around, For these reasons, althoughI am a big fan of reading and comparing numbers on the web, in order to properly purchase the right binocular you have to hold them in your hands, look through them, judge weight and eye relief along with focus speed and other factors And it helps to have an idea about what you want to bring closer and the conditions you will be doing that in. At some point, the investment in both the optics and the activities they accompany become worth the effort. These Celestron binoculars certainly fit the bill as to weight (23 oz), super wide field of view, and relative sharpness as compared to their more expensive brethren. I like the dark green color and I like the relatively long eye-relief (17mm), as well. For a 42mm objective (the larger, outer lens) they are fairly portable, feel good in the hand, and provide a clear sharp image. Taking the price and warranty into the equation delivers an outstanding value. Keepers!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2015 by Ben Gordon
Size: 8x42
Configuration: Binoculars
The first time I went out birding with these , the phrase "game changer" kept popping up in my head. I'm amazed that I was able to get such a great pair of binoculars for under $200. The clarity is fantastic. The field of view is great. Using my old binoculars, it was difficult to track birds in flight. With the Trailseeker 8x42, I can do it with ease. I really enjoy being able to look closely at the details of birds. I was thinking about getting the 10x42 (my old binoculars were 10x). I decided to trust online sources that said that 8x were better for birding, and I don't regret it. I haven't found much of a difference in the 8x vs. 10x. Perhaps the quality and clarity of the Trailseekers make up for it, but I feel like I can see more details of the birds I'm looking at. It also makes it so much easier to track warblers hopping from branch to branch. I also wanted to mention the brightness. I was skeptical about how much of a difference the lens coatings would make. I went out on a cloudy day, and was pleasantly surprised when I looked through the lenses. It seems the Trailseekers allows more light in, so that the image you're looking at is actually brighter than your eyes see. Bottom line, I feel like I'm using binoculars that I would have had to pay $400+ for. These are fantastic.
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