Celestron Celestron Trailseeker 10x42 ED

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Product Description

Celestron Trailseeker 10x42 EDThe 10x42 TrailSeeker ED binocular provides high-level outdoor performance—a perfect choice for avid birders, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts.TrailSeeker ED is packed with optical, mechanical, and ergonomic features that make it comparable to binoculars costing two... read more

MPN: 71407-CGL

Barcode: 050234714075

Specification

Magnification	10x
Objective Lens Diameter	42mm (1.65)
Angular Field of View	6.5°
Linear Field of View (@1000 yds) / @1000 m)	340 ft (103 m)
Exit Pupil	4.27mm (.16')
Eye Relief	15mm (.59')
Close Focus	8.2 ft (2.5 m)
Interpupillary Distance (max)	74mm (2.91')
Interpupillary Distance (min)	56mm (2.20')
Diopter Adjustment Range	± 3
Twilight Factor	20.2
Relative Brightness	18.23
Lens Coatings	Fully Multi-Coated
Prism Glass (Type)	Bak-4
Prism Coatings	Phase & Dielectric Coated
Weight	23.5 oz (666 g)
Environmental Protection	Waterproof
Nitrogen Filled	Yes
Tripod Adaptable	Yes
Carrying Case	Soft Case
Dimensions	139.7mm x 124.46mm x 50.8mm (5.5' x 4.9' x 2')
Included Accessories	Objective Lens & Eyepiece Caps \| Neck Strap \| Carrying Harness \| Lens Cloth \| Instruction Manual

MPN: 71407-CGL

Barcode: 050234714075

Finance

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Customer Reviews

By Bruno on 27th August 2020

"Coming from Bushnell Legend 10x42 binoculars, I'm happy with those Celestron Trailseeker 10x42 ED. Image is brighter with less chromatic aberrations. They are lighter as well (nice for hiking). Focus is a bit harder though (Bushnell were smoother to operate) and (consequently?) I have the the impression image is not quite as sharp as Bushnell's. But it is hard to tell. Thanks to Castle Cameras for their friendly support."