You'll get a good look at distant targets or points of interest with the Simmons 8x42 Pro Hunter Binoculars. Featuring a slim roof prism, this optic boasts rubber armoring with textured grip zones, fully antireflective coated lenses, and a generous 340' field of view at 1000 yards. The 8x magnification makes the Hunter Pro easier to hold steady than higher-powered binoculars and the 42mm objective lenses admit ample light for a bright view even early and late in the day. Nitrogen purging prevents internal fogging from condensation. Occasional rain isn't a cause for concern—the binoculars carry an IPX7 water resistance rating.

Compact Roof Prism Design    Fully Antireflective Coated Optics    IPX7 Water Resistant    340' Field of View    Nitrogen Purged to Resist Fogging    Large Textured Center Focusing Wheel    Textured Rubber Armoring    Tripod Mountable with Optional Adapter

• Slim roof prism design
• 8x magnification, 42mm objective lenses
• Fully antireflection coated lenses increase light transmission, clarity, and brightness
• 340' linear field of view at 1000 yards

• Large knurled center focusing wheel
• Textured diopter ring on right eyepiece
• Accepts optional tripod adapter
• 58-75mm interpupillary distance

• Protective rubber armor provides a slip-resistant grip
• Waterproof and nitrogen-filled to resist internal fogging when moving through extreme temperature and environmental conditions
• Neck strap, carry case, and lens caps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where are these binoculars entirely made?

A: Country of origin for the Vortex 8x42 Razor UHD Binoculars BH #VO8X42RUHDB • MFR #RZB-3101 is Japan

Q: 2. Does the carrying case have a strap?

A: The Nikon 8x42 Monarch M7 Binoculars BH # NI8X42MM7B includes a soft carrying case with a belt loop but no carrying strap.

Q: 3. Are these binoculars still made in Japan as of 2023?

A: Yes, the Vortex 8x42 Razor UHD Binoculars are still made in Japan.

Q: 4. Can you explain the T* in the model name, Zeiss 8x42 Victory SF T*? I am not seeing it on the Zeiss website.

A: T* is the name give to the multi-layer coating which allows good viewing in low light. And they are excellent in low light.

Q: 5. What is the minimum & maximum Diopter adjustment allowed?

A: Nikon has not published this information but I did find this on an ol line review, I hope this helps. Range of diopter adjustment (estimate): +/- 3 dpt

Q: 6. What warranty does it come with if i purchase it from the UK

A: This Model comes with a Limited Lifetime Warranty for Manufacturer Defects here in the US. It will not cover you in the UK. I am very sorry.

Q: 7. I would like to use these for both nature and astronomy. Has anyone used these for astronomy?

A: You could use these for Astronomy. Because they are an 8X Magnification that will not take up too much light when viewing at Night.

Q: 8. Can I use Nikon Monarch binocular tripod adaptor on the Prostaff P7?

A: In order to attach the Nikon PROSTAFF P7 8x42 Binoculars to a tripod you would need a universal binocular tripod adapter such as this Kupo: https://bhpho.to/2TKzm24

Q: 9. Does it have a threaded mount for a tripod?

A: No, it doesn't natively come with threaded mounting points. You'll need a binocular to tripod adapter like these ones: https://bhpho.to/3o80S5I https://bhpho.to/2WW6x2C https://bhpho.to/38TD6ng

Q: 10. The most helpful critical review noted, " When viewing through them, if you don't keep the eye cups tight to your eyes and your head perfectly perpendicular to the eye pieces, you get some blur around the bottom of the lens." Is this a problem if you are a prescription spectacle wearer?

A: I have never found that to be an issue with the Vortex 8x42 Diamondback HD Binoculars BH #VO8X42DHDB • MFR #DB-214. You may want to check this concise review: https://www.binocularsguru.com/vortex-diamondback-8x42-review/