The Snypex 8x32 HD Profinder Binoculars Reviewfrom Snypex 8x32 HD Profinder Binoculars Reviewcombine high-definition glass optics and phase corrected BAK4 Roof prisms to deliver bright and clear images with an extended angle of view. The optical elements are fully multicoated to provide high transmission of light and feature a special coating that repels water from optical surfaces. With an 8x magnification and 32mm objectives, you obtain an optimal tradeoff between notable magnification, insignificant image jitter due to unsteady hands and a compact form factor. You can easily spot your targets with a wide 6.8° angular field of view and quickly bring them into focus with a large center wheel. In addition to observing distant scenes, birds and game, the minimum focus of 4' allows you to study in detail close objects like animal footprints, marks or landscape features. The binoculars also feature a 4mm exit pupil, a 15mm eye relief, and a interpupillary and a diopter adjustments.

The binoculars also feature a lightweight and durable fiberglass reinforced polycarbonate body with a lightly contoured rubber armoring that provides both external protection and a secure non-slip grip. With the housing that is o-ring sealed waterproof submersible to 3', you can use them in a wide range of outdoor activities including boating and rafting. They are also nitrogen filled fogproof and will not fog-up because of a high humidity or rapidly changing temperatures. To ensure a non-slip grip during focusing even while wearing gloves or in bad weather, the center focus knob is wide and knurled. The binoculars are mountable on a tripod with an optional adapter and has rubber twist-up eyecaps. Also included are a rainguard, tethered lens covers, a semi-rigid carry case, and a lens cloth.

High Definition Optical Glass    Phase-Corrected BAK4 Roof Prisms    Fully Multicoated Optics    Angle of View: 6.8°    Fogproof/Waterproof/Submersible to 3'    Center Focusing with Large Knob    Fiberglass Polycarbonate Body    Rubber Armoring    Tethered Lens Cups /Twist-Up Eyecups    Tripod Mountable

• Magnification: 8x
• Fully multicoated optics
• Phase corrected Roof prisms increase clarity, resolution and a field of view
• A special layer of coating repels water from optical surfaces
• Angular field of view: 6.8°
• Interpupillary adjustment
• Diopter adjustment

• Fiberglass reinforced polycarbonate body and chassis
• Rubber armoring provides shock resistance, comfort and a secure grip
• Oversized center focus knob allows for an easy focusing with gloves and in adverse weather
• Waterproof submersible to 3' for 15 minutes
• Nitrogen filled fogproof
• Tripod mountable with optional adapter
• Twist-up rubber eyecups
• Tethered objective covers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I'm trying to decide between an 8x32, 8x42 or a 10x42--Can anyone point a reference that would allow me to compare these before I buy?

A: the 10x42 Leica Trinovid binoculars have a Field of View of 339' @ 1000 yd The 8x 42 Leica Trinovid binoculars' have a Field of View of 372' @ 1000 yd You will see the 8X binocular's view is 20% further away Again the 32mm size ocular is 25% darker than the 42mm size

Q: 2. What is the interpupillary distance?

A: Interpupillary Adjustment 54 to 74 mm / 2.1 to 2.9"

Q: 3. Where are these Trinovids manufactured?

A: The Leica 8x32 Trinovid HD Binoculars, are made in Portugal.

Q: 4. Are there flip up lens caps available for the objective lenses on this binocular? The caps this comes with are driving me crazy.

A: Unfortunately we do not sell any flip caps for the ZEISS 8x32 Victory SF Binoculars.

Q: 5. I'm wondering what made people buy these instead of the 8x42 SF? are they bright enough? I love the size and weight, but I don't want to sacrifice any optics. Thx

A: The ZEISS Victory SF 8x32 binoculars are slightly smaller and lighter compared to the ZEISS Victory SF 8x42. A larger objective lens is not really needed unless you are often using them often at dawn or dusk.

Q: 6. Where do I get the eye cups for non glasses wearers?

A: The ZEISS 8x32 Conquest HD Binocular has Twist-up rubber eyecups for use with or without eye wear. So you can use them with or without glasses.

Q: 7. Hi, I am confused between Celestron 8x32 TrailSeeker (which is Dielectric Coated and lite in weight) and Celestron 8x42 Nature DX ED (which has Extra-Low-Dispersion but no Dielectric Coating). The price difference currently is $30. Which one should I go for? Please help. Thanks Chy

A: The Celestron 8x32 TrailSeeker Binoculars (Green) with the dielectric coatings would be the better quality binoculars, but with a 32mm objective which is considered a compact binocular. The Celestron 8x42 Nature DX ED Binoculars while not as good optically have a 42mm objective for greater light gathering capabilities. I would suggest choosing the size you want first, and then take it from there.

Q: 8. Does this come with the caring case and a neck strap?

A: Yes, it does. I do not personally like or use any hard carrying case, but the neck strap is really good.

Q: 9. Does this come with a carry case?

A: Yes. It comes with a cordura case.

Q: 10. What are the dimensions, weight?

A: Already measured so here goes anyway. Check against specs. Weight in very protective transport case is 1#14.5 oz and without case but with caps and neckstrap the weight is 14.5 oz. Case measurements are 5-3/4 by 5-1/4 by 2-1/4 deep.