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Leica 8x42 Trinovid HD Binocular

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The binoculars of the Leica Trinovid family stand for durability, state-of- the-art image performance and ruggedness. Constant development has resulted in a new generation of Leica Trinovid models, and like their predecessors they offer outstanding color fidelity, image sharpness, compact form and low weight. A full rubber-armour makes the new Leica Trinovid 42 models very impact-resistant. Representing a compact design with uncompromising resolution power and almost indestructible construction. The Leica Trinovid 42 comes with an ergonomic design that keeps the binoculars safely in the hand. It guarantees a steady grip and allows intuitive handling for absolutely precise focusing.Package Includes:- Fully Multi-Coated Optics- Ergonomic Design- Rubber-Armour Coated- Nitrogen-Filled- Tripod MountableSpecifications:- Magnification 8- Objective: Diameter: 42mm- Prism Type: Roof- Power Variability: Fixed- Lens Coating: Fully Multi-Coated- Eye Relief: 17mm- Exit Pupil Diameter: 5.25mm- Minimum Focus Distance: 5.25'- Field of View at 1000 Yards: 373.50'- Waterproof and Fogproof: Yes- Weight: 25.75 oz- Color: Matte Black

Brand: Leica


Age Range (Description): Adult


Special Feature: Compact Design, Fog Proof


Objective Lens Diameter: 42 millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 1 x


Features: Compact Design, Fog Proof


Objective Lens Diameter: 42 millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 1 x


Specific Uses: Bird Watching


Mount Type: Tripod Mount


Eye Relief: 17 millimeters


Prism Type: Roof Prism


Exit-Pupil Diameter: 5.25 millimeters


Coating: Coated


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Focus Type: Center Focus


Zoom Ratio: 8 multiplier x


Field of View: 37.5 degrees


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.51"L x 4.61"W x 2.56"H


Item Weight: 730 g


Size Map: Compact


Brand: Leica


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Name: 4840008


Manufacturer: Leica Sport Optics


Number of Items: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 85


Model Number: 4840008


Manufacturer Part Number: 4840008


Color: Black


Enclosure Material: Rubber


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    • Superb Compromise
This replaced 2 Leitz binoculars, a 10X50 and a 10X22. The 10X50 was very heavy and hard to hold still enough. The 10x22 had to be held against the face in a somewhat awkward manner and although very light, had an awfully narrow field of view. This new (to me) 8X40 pair is both light and easy to pack about, it offers a wide angle view and the difference between 8 power and 10 just isn’t a significant issue. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2023 by Secondtothird
    • Good but overpriced
No doubt a fine pair of binoculars, but..., they cost more than twice to very similar quality binocs. My wife ordered the same day the Zeiss Terra 8x42 (supposedly in a lower range) at a price of $428.65. My pair of Leicas were $1066.21, and we went birding immeadiately. Of course we interchanged to compare them and I regretted doing it. The much cheaper Zeiss Terra were as sharp as the Leicas, seem to be as good gathering light, and with a much better focusing knob, very precise and faster to focus, and the build quality feels the same. For years I wanted a pair of Leicas and paid for them as I expected an extraordinary and much better experience. But there are better options at less than the half price. Happily I am returning them. If their price were around $500 I would keep them, but at over $1000 no way they give you twice a better experience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2023 by Cabra montés
    • High quality and superb optics
In the past I owned quite a few Leica binoculars. The latest 8x42 Trinovid HD retain all the Leica high qualities. I particularly like the smooth focussing. However, there is a disadvantage that Leica might consider addressing. The focussing knob requires quite excessive turning from the near subject to the far subject. If you are sighting afar and then want to observe something near, you have to turn the focussing wheel a lot to get the image in focus. Leica could have at least save a 1/4 turn by redesigning the internal gearing. For example I was looking at the sky at night and focussing at the moon which is in essence observing an object in infinity, and yet even when the moon was in focus the focussing wheel still have about 1/4 turn going beyond infinity which is not needed at all. Leica might want to redesign the internal focus gearing to eliminate that excessive turns needed. Other than that Leica did everything right with the new Trivinod HD series. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2020 by Henry Ting

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