With a bright, sharp image produced by the fully multi-coated, extra-low-dispersion 32mm objective lenses, the Eschenbach 8x32 Trophy D-Series ED Binocularsby Eschenbach Optik are suited to birding, hunting, and general all-around use.

Adding to the image quality are the Trophy D's phase-corrected BAK4 roof prisms with dielectric coatings. Focusing is easy thanks to the large metal center focus wheel, although if you seek a completely shake-free viewing experience, you can mount them on a tripod. Their field of view is a generous 400 feet at 1000 yards. These binoculars are watertight and nitrogen-filled to prevent fogging. They are equipped with twist-up eyecups to accommodate eyeglasses and an adjustable right-eye diopter to account for prescription eyewear. The Trophy D comes with a padded strap, carry bag, and lens caps.

Extra-Low-Dispersion Glass Objectives    Phase-Corrected BAK4 Roof Prisms    Fully Multi-Coated Optics    Wide Angle Viewing: 61°    Nitrogen-Filled, Waterproof/Fogproof    Closed-Bridge Configuration    Magnalium Chassis    Center Focusing    Tripod Mount    Twist-Up Eyecups and Diopter Adjustment

• 8x magnification
• 32mm objective lenses
• Phase-corrected BAK4 roof prisms with dielectric coating for a sharp image, even in low-light
• Anti-reflection, multi-coated optics improve light transmission, color rendition, and contrast
• 400' field of view at 1000 yards

• Closed-bridge configuration
• Metal center focusing wheel
• Twist-up eyecups for use with or without eyewear
• Right-eye diopter adjustment to accommodate prescription eyewear
• 11mm eye relief
• 4.0mm exit pupil

• Impact-resistant magnalium housing
• Watertight and nitrogen-filled to resist fogging
• Tripod mount
• Strap, carry case, and lens caps

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the body made out of and what country are the binoculars made in

A: Hard to tell body, hinging is metal, all else is covered in heavy rubber: extremely solid build. Made in China

Q: 2. 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: 3. Hi BH! What are the ocular lens diameter (not objective lens, wich is 25 mm)?

A: Exit Pupil Diameter 3.1 mm

Q: 4. Is it correct that the 8x32 Conquest HD has only a 1 year transferable warranty, whereas the 8x42 Conquest HD has a limited lifetime transferable warranty?

A: Hi Michael,All products in the Conquest (and Victory) lines are covered by our Limited Lifetime Warranty, as well as a 5-Year No-Fault warranty; this of course includes the 8x32 Conquest Binoculars.

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. 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: 7. Near sighted owners: how are these bins for glasses wearer.

A: Near- or far- sighted people may use this binocular with or without their glasses, depending on personal preference and the extent of their far/near- sightedness.The focus is adjustable for each eye individually (but is centrally driven for convenience).

Q: 8. 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.

Q: 9. Are Eschenbach binos German-made?

A: They are made in China.

Q: 10. 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.