Young adventurers will spot distant details and scan wide horizons with the green Apexel 8x21 Kids Binoculars Greenfrom Apexel. These compact, lightweight optics feature antireflection fully multicoated optical glass, for maximum light transmission from the objective lenses to the eyepieces. The 8x magnification reveals distant details, but the binoculars can also focus on objects as close as 9.8 feet away, for a good look at any bird or animal that makes a nearby appearance. Meanwhile, the 386-foot field of view will show you the big picture. The optical tubes are ridged for an easy, comfortable grip. The binoculars weigh just 7.2 ounces, so they're easy to hold and won't cause neck strain.

8x Magnification    386' Field of View    9.8' Close Focus Distance    Fully Multicoated Optical Glass    BK7 Prisms

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the waterproof rating for these binoculars? IPX8? IPX67?

A: The Olympus 8x21 RC II WP Binocular may only be exposed to moderate moisture or light drops of water. They are not IPX rated.

Q: 2. Does a carry case and strap come with the binoculars?

A: Yes. The Nature DX binoculars come with a carry case, neck strap and protective lens covers. Very nice product. Patrick L.

Q: 3. What is the diopter adjustment range? The listed specs just states "yes" and the DX ED model says -3 to +3.

A: They do not state a numeric value for the diopter. It is adjustable but just + or - with no numbers.

Q: 4. Do you need a tripod when using these?

A: A tripod is not required but is recommended to help keep your binocular steady while digiscoping.

Q: 5. Is it best (why?) for birding than the Leica 40094 Ultravid 10 x 42 HD Plus ?

A: In the Ultravid HD PLUS line, for its size (smallest premium full-size bins available) and massive field of view, the 8x32 or for its brightness and again, massive field of view, the 7x42 would be the best choices. For the absolute best optics available, the Noctivid 8x42 would be the best choice. 10x is generally considered too much power for birding. If you have to have 10x42, the Noctivid would be the best choice as it has the best optics (best sharpness, contrast, resolution and color rendition) of any 10x42 on the market.

Q: 6. My eyes have different prescriptions. Does anyone know if the Celestron 8x42 Nature DX has a dioptric correction feature?

A: Yes, very straight forward to use given the lens covers. 1) Cover the right lens (the one with the dioptric correction wheel) look at some object and focus using middle focus wheel, 2) Uncover the Right Lens and cover the left lens, while looking at the same object, adjust the dioprric wheel for a sharp image.Jim

Q: 7. هل هو النسخه الاصليه ام معاد تدويره

A: The Leica 8x42 Noctivid Binoculars are new. All items on our website are new unless specifically stated otherwise.

Q: 8. Where are the binoculars made?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is China. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 9. Would this work for night time football?

A: Yes of course its going to be under the lights anyway

Q: 10. what is the field of view?

A: Field of View: 8x: 261' @ 1000 yd / 86.65 m @ 1000 m, and at 16x: 156' @ 1000 yd / 51.79 m @ 1000 m.