The Barska 7-15x35 Zoom Binoculars Blackfrom Barska 7-15x35 Zoom Binoculars Blackintegrate a versatile thumb lever that allows you to take in a large field of view at a low magnification, and with a quick slide of the lever, increase the magnification to make detailed observations at a distance. Utilizing a traditional Porro prism optical path provides you with a rich depth of field, and the binoculars' fully multi-coated optics ensure images are bright and clear with enhanced contrast and true color rendition. Their protective rubber armoring is textured to provide a slip-resistant grip, and if you're planning on glassing for extended periods the Level Zoom can be mounted on a tripod using an optional adapter.

BAK4 Porro Prisms    Fully Multi-Coated Optics    Right-Hand Zoom Thumb Lever    Large Knurled Center Focus Knob    Tripod Mountable with Optional Adapter    Fold-Down Rubber Eyecups    Slip-Resistant Textured Armoring

• 7-15x zoom magnification
• 35mm objectives
• BAK4 Porro prisms
• Anti-reflection fully multi-coated optics improve light transmission, color rendition, and contrast
• 288' field of view at 1000 yards on 10x magnification

• Right-hand zoom thumb lever
• Closed bridge configuration
• Large center focus wheel
• Right-eye dioptric correction
• Fold down rubber eyecups for use with or without eyewear
• 18-15.5mm eye relief
• 5-2.3mm exit pupil

• Protective rubber armoring
• Textured exterior provides a slip-resistant grip
• Weight: 19.2 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Interpupillary range on these?

A: Interpupillary distance adjustment (mm/in.) 56-72/2.2-2.8

Q: 2. Everyone is saying that these binoculars are really heavy, however its only 1.5 kg. Does it become very uncomfortable for a binocular, or is there add on weight?

A: I dont consider binoculars heavy. I normally have them mounted on tripod. When not the little extra weight helps steady them. Good buy for the money. I have recommended to a couple friends.

Q: 3. I am interested in daytime viewing of the cityscape from my terrace and landscapes in the country. Night viewing is secondary. Are these binoculars appropriate?

A: These would work great, yes. However keep in mind they might be too heavy to hold steady, so you might need to mount them on a Tripod at some point. For your use these would be suitable.

Q: 4. I need a sturdy tripod for these. Any Recommendation? They are heavy and my camera tripod wobbles too much.

A: Celestron Ultima Tripod with Pan/Tilt Head BH #CEULTIMAT • MFR #93612 Celestron TrailSeeker Tripod with Fluid Pan Head BH #CETPTFP • MFR #82050

Q: 5. The previous version, the Celestron Nobel 8X32 were said to have excellent eye relief for those who wear glasses. These seem to have narrower eye relief. What are other eyeglass weare's experiences with these binoculars?

A: We haven't really had any feedback other than positive. As in the reviews indicate. The Eye Relief is 15.6 mm.

Q: 6. What would be the best case to purchase for these binoculars?

A: The Celestron 10x32 TrailSeeker Binoculars (Green) BH #CE10X32TSB • MFR #71402-G comes with a case. In the Box Celestron 10x32 TrailSeeker Binoculars (Green) Lens Cloth Carrying Case ************************************** Neck Strap Harness Strap Ocular Rainguard 2 x Objective Cap Limited Lifetime Warranty

Q: 7. Can I be viewed moon at the night time.

A: Yes when you are using the 15x70 SkyMaster Binoculars, you will be able to see the Moon at the night time, The challenge is to hold them steady hand held, so it is good to connect them to a tripod.

Q: 8. Which is better TRAILSEEKER 10X32 or 8X32 BINOCULARS?

A: Both TrailSeeker model are ideal to own based on your needs. If you require higher magnification, choose the 10x32 model. If you require a closer near focus for bird watching for example, then choose the 8x32 model.

Q: 9. i want binoculars to see the evening sky. what do the numbers 25x70, 20x80, 25x100, etc, describe? thanks

A: The first number is the magnification factor. The higher the number, the lower the field of view. The lower the number, the wider the field of view. The second number is the diameter of the lens. The bigger the number, the more light is let in. The minimum recommended size for night sky watching is 10x50. If the target object is faint, then 15x70 or higher binoculars are nice to have.

Q: 10. What is the minimum interpupillary distance?

A: Nikon 20x56 Monarch 5 Binoculars (Black) BH #NI20X56M5 • MFR #7583 Interpupillary Adjustment 60 to 72 mm / 2.4 to 2.8"