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Steiner Predator Series Hunting Binoculars

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Arrives May 29 – Jun 5
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Style: 10x26


Features

  • COLOR ADJUSTED TRANSMISSION (CAT ) amplifies contrast in the peak human vision sensitivity range to spot game in any environment
  • FAST-CLOSE-FOCUS central focusing wheel requires minimal rotation for quick absolute sharpness from close up to infinity
  • N2 INJECTION SYSTEM seals 14-psi pressurized dry nitrogen inside the optic for fogproof clarity in any condition - from artic cold to desert heat
  • CLICLOC SYSTEM attaches and releases neck strap or harness with instant push-button ease and keeps binoculars hanging straight and action-ready
  • 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.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎6.02 x 5.16 x 3.07 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.54 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎6 x 5 x 3.2 inches


Item Weight: ‎0.53 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎Steiner


Warranty Description: ‎Steiner Heritage Warranty – For the Life of the Product


Model Name: ‎Steiner Predator Binoculars, Versatile Lightweight Performance Hunting Optics for Early Season or Heavy Cover Hunters


Color: ‎10x26


Material: ‎Blend


Suggested Users: ‎Unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎Burris Optics


Part Number: ‎2442


Model Year: ‎2015


Style: ‎10x26


Included Components: ‎Steiner Predator Series Hunting Binoculars, 10x26


Size: ‎One Size


Sport Type: ‎Hunting


Date First Available: November 6, 2013


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    • Works for Folks with Wide IPD
Style: 8x30 Auto Focus
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. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2020 by Amazon Customer
    • Excellent but might take some getting used to if you're used to roof prisms
Style: 8x30 Auto Focus
If you're used to roof prisms and/or a center focus wheels these will take some getting used to. First, the Auto Focus absolutely works as described. Adjust the diopters once (if needed from the default setting) and then let your eyes focus on the subject as you look around. This was the part I had to get accustomed to. Instinct is to reach up to the focus when changing ranges. With the Steiner AF you just need to wait a moment while your eyes adjust. Odd at first but quickly gotten used to. The CAT coating (with its ridiculously 90s-looking logo stuck on the side) seems to work well despite a slight rose-tinge in brighter light. I get VERY good depth perception and peering into darker sections of woods was easy and seemed every bit as bright as my naked eye. Second; if you're only familiar with the roof prism binos (or haven't used porros in a while) you'll realize there are a few tradeoffs. Porros are the older style but produce clearer images with wider fields of view (because the light passes through fewer prisms) BUT they are physically larger. This 8x30 is as large as (but much lighter than) my 10x40 Leupold roof prisms (when perpendicular to each other). Comfort-wise, with the open frame these carry like a set of roof prisms. The eye-cups are sized nicely (for me, anyway). There's plenty of adjustment in the hinge for different faces. I can hold them comfortably single or double handed for quite some time. Overall, these are a solid set of German-made optics at a reasonable price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2021 by retro.joe
    • Great Glass
Style: 10x42 Auto Focus
I always carried a cheap pair of binoculars that probably came from Walmart or the like. They where okay, but not truly great in low light situations. When I began looking at binoculars, I quickly learned that prices varied greatly. However after watching some reviews online, I took a chance on these. I was greatly impressed with the never focus again sales pitch and it is as they say. Also the light gather capability is great and can be quickly used to determine if something is animal or human without pointing a weapon at them. Where I found them most useful with when you find a darker spot in the woods where I could not peer into before. With these I can see in easily to usually find a squirrel who sounds like an elephant. I also like the durability and lifetime warranty which makes the purchase much easier. Not the cheapest or the most expensive model out there, but for using in the woods where a 3-400 yard shot is as likely as a B&C buck to wander by they were great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2021 by J Young
    • I researched and studied them for about 18 months checking pricing trends to make sure I got the best deal for the pair that wou
Style: 10x42
I was struggling to decide between the Steiner and the Bushnell XD binocs. I researched and studied them for about 18 months checking pricing trends to make sure I got the best deal for the pair that would perform best for me. I am beyond pleased with this pair of binoculars. They function with ease and speed. They work remarkably well at dusk and dawn and have pinpoint precision. Silly test I put them through...I put up a copy of a newspaper about 40 yards away and was able to read the headlines and fine lettering detail from quite a fair distance. The precise image with minimal shake is impressive! In real world application settings...I was able to glass black timber at dawn and dusk with surprising clarity and detail. I can also now see what my neighbors are having for dinner about two miles away when they are grilling on their back deck...if I needed that type of information. Remarkable pair of binoculars that I will be recommending to my friends! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2016 by North Michaels
    • The best mid-range pair you will get
Style: 10x42
First off these are for hunters. The coating on the lenses is specified for this and will dull others. The glass is the clearest of any bino’s under 1000 dollars. You CANNOT go wrong with German glass. (Yes Steiner and still made in Germany with German cut glass) I have used them at the range and had no issue picking up a .270 hole on a target at 100 yards on a white target. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2017 by Chris

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