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Style Name: 8x42 New Model
Features
- The 8x magnification offers a huge field of view and a bright, high definition image; Ideal for finding and following game through dense timber, especially in low light situations
- Offers a compact, lightweight design while providing the ruggedness and durability you've come to expect from Steiner
- Predator Diamond Coating added to HD glass generates superior light transmission, high contrast and high-definition imaging
- Fast-Close-Focus technology uses a central focusing wheel that requires minimal rotation for quick absolute sharpness from close-up to infinity; Laser texture provides a secure grip, making these binoculars ideal for hunting or any outdoor excursion
- HERITAGE WARRANTY: We stand behind our products, Period! We will repair/replace defective products at no charge for the lifetime of the product; Warranty does not cover damage, loss or theft
Brand: Steiner
Age Range (Description): Adult
Special Feature: Lightweight, Compact Design
Objective Lens Diameter: 42 Millimeters
Magnification Maximum: 8
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 8.9 x 6.5 x 3.74 inches
Package Weight: 1.17 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 9.1 x 9.1 x 9.1 inches
Brand Name: Steiner
Warranty Description: Manufacturer
Model Name: Steiner Predator Series Hunting Binoculars
Color: 8x42 New Model
Material: Plastic and/or Metal
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Steiner Optics
Part Number: 2058
Model Year: 2021
Style: 8x42 New Model
Included Components: Steiner Predator Series Hunting Binoculars, 8x42 New Model
Size: One Size
Sport Type: Hunting
Date First Available: July 12, 2021
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Love these binoculars. I have 95% IPD (Interpupillary Distance) and most binoculars do not have enough spacing between the oculars to get a correct view. These binoculars have enough IPD to give a correct view, at least up to 7.3 cm. They will work for wider IPD, but you need to verify they work for you. With the eyes fully in the eye cups and properly spaced IPD, there should be no blacking out of portions of the image if you move your eyes slightly. If you wear glasses your prescription should have an IPD measurement. I have Steiner Predator roof prism binoculars that do not adjust to my IPD, love them except for the IPD problem. My wife now has them, as she has more normal IPD. In my experience, porro prism binoculars accommodate wide IDP better than roof prism binoculars. Practically no binocular manufacturer specifies IPD, so you need to try the binoculars to see if they fit. Amazon's return policy make this no risk and I just bought the 10 power version of these binoculars for a little more reach. Since i already had a set of 8x 42mm Predator binoculars these were no surprise on the clarity and color shift. The smaller objective lenses make these binoculars much lighter, smaller and easier to grip. I use these in my vehicle for general observation of terrain and animals and the color cast makes animals easier to spot. The single focus setting allows you to track objects without refocusing, important for fast moving subjects coming at you or moving away (birds and aircraft). Cons: No settings mark for oculars, so if more than one person is using the binoculars they need to be reset each time you switch users. Resetting is easy to do, but takes time and you might lose sight of a moving object during that period. Best for one user. Not good for serious bird watching. The color cast and 20 meter minimum focusing distance can make identification difficult. Not good for night observation. The objective lenses are too small for good night vision, best use from late dawn to early twilight. I have 7 x50mm and 8 x 56mm binoculars for low light conditions. Finally, the neck strap is OK, but could be wider and padded to make it more comfortable. All in all, I think these are great binoculars for the price, even better values when Amazon has them on sale.
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