Eschenbach 8X25 Trophy F-Series Binoculars

Eschenbach 8x25 Trophy F-series Binoculars

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Compact size meets high performance in the Eschenbach 8x25 Trophy F-Series Binocularsfrom Eschenbach Optik, featuring extra-low-dispersion objective lenses and BAK4 phase-corrected prisms with dielectric mirror coating, for bright and sharp high-contrast images, with accurate color fidelity across their entire wide field of view.

The lightweight and strong magnesium housing is nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed to be waterproof and resistant to internal fogging from temperature change. The dual-hinge configuration on the bridge provides a wide interpupillary distance range to allow easy use by children and adults and enables the optical tubes to fold and tuck under the bridge, for a compact form factor that makes it easy to fit in a pack, pocket, or bag.

Extra-Low-Dispersion Glass Objectives Phase-Corrected BAK4 Prisms Fully Multi-Coated Optics Wide 66° Apparent Angle of View Nitrogen-Filled, Water and Fogproof Closed-Bridge/Dual-Hinge Configuration Lightweight Magnesium Housing Large Center Focusing Wheel Twist-Up Eyecups

Key Specs
Prism Type	Roof (BAK4)
Magnification	8x
Objective Lens Diameter	25 mm
Angle of View	8.3° (Actual)
Field of View	433.7' @ 1000 yd / 144 m @ 1000 m
Exit Pupil Diameter	3.1 mm
Parameters
Performance
Magnification	8x
Objective Lens Diameter	25 mm
Angle of View	8.3° (Actual)
Field of View	433.7' @ 1000 yd / 144 m @ 1000 m
Minimum Focus Distance	6.6' / 2 m
Exit Pupil Diameter	3.1 mm
Eye Relief	10 mm
Interpupillary Adjustment	35 to 75 mm / 1.4 to 3"
Diopter Adjustment	Yes
Focus Type	Center
Features
Fogproof	Yes, Nitrogen Filled
Environmental Resistance	Water-Resistant (Unrated)
General
Dimensions	4.4 x 4 x 1.7" / 113 x 102 x 42 mm
Weight	11.64 oz / 330 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.45 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5.7 x 4.8 x 3.5"

8x magnification
25mm objective lens diameter
Compact BAK4 roof prisms
Extra-low-dispersion (ED) glass minimizes chromatic aberration for improved color rendition and contrast
Phase-corrected prisms with dielectric mirror coating limit internal light diffraction and improve clarity and contrast
Fully multi-coated optics maximize light transmission for brighter images and improved color rendition and contrast
Wide 66° apparent angle of view
433-foot field of view at 1000 yards

Closed-bridge/dual-hinge design
Large textured center focus wheel
Right-eye dioptric correction
Wide 35 to 75mm interpupillary distance adjustment range
Twist-up eyecups for comfortable use with or without eyewear
10mm long eye relief
3.1mm exit pupil

Bridge design allows the optical tubes to fold under for a more compact form factor when not in use
Lightweight and durable magnesium chassis
Slip-resistant grip
Nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed for water and fogproof performance
Weight: 11.6 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are Eschenbach binos German-made?

A: They are made in China.

Q: 2. What are the dimensions of the Pentax A-Series AD WP 8x25 in inches, height, width and depth?

A: The dimensions of the Pentax 8x25 A-Series AD WP Compact Binoculars (B&H # PE8X25ADWP • MFR # 62881) are 4.3 x 4.1 x 1.6" / 10.9 x 10.4 x 4.1 cm.

Q: 3. 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: 4. Are these binoculars waterproof?

A: No. They are not waterproof or fog-proof.

Q: 5. Did anyone find a good binoculars case? The one that come with it is very tight. It's hard to slip the binoculars in & out

A: When using the binoculars with the case are you folding the barrels inward before placing them in the case.

Q: 6. Hi BH! What are the ocular lens diameter (not objective lens, wich is 25 mm)?

A: Exit Pupil Diameter 3.1 mm

Q: 7. How much do these binoculars weigh?

A: These binoculars are very compact and lightweight. Very portable. Only a few inches across. Nice glass!

Q: 8. Need to buy a Nikon Travelite case only. Lost mine. Are they available?

A: Im sorry the Travelite cases are no longer available.

Q: 9. What are the main differences between X-Active 8x25 and the older Minox BV 8x25 (62059) they replaced? I compared the specs and can see the X-Active are a few ounces lighter but not much else. Are there any differences in terms of optics?

A: Newer coatings and a newer procedure to put the coating on the elements. Increases light transmission and colors

Q: 10. Are the case and lens caps included, as the "in the box" description says?

A: Yes. The Nikon 8x25 Travelite Binoculars come with the eyepiece caps and the case.

Wear the Fox Hat	07/09/2024
[1.45 lb] The Eschenbach Optik 8x25 Sektor compact binoculars are a hit for me and my usage. Great travel bino's, fit in the carry on pack, and small enough to be in a pocket when out and about. I do a lot of traveling and it is nice to have a pair of bino's handy. These are a great middle ground in price and optics. The size never causes you to think, should I leave these or bring them? These are very fine binoculars, and unless you are more image conscious you will love these. If you need or want a small compact bino's, you can't go wrong with these. I am very pleased. Cheers... 5

anyonymous	29/04/2024
[1.45 lb] I have been a long time customer of Vortex optics. I was looking for a good pair of low light binoculars so I started looking for 56mm objective lens pairs. Vortex used to make the Vulture's in 8x56 but since discontinued them. I started shopping for other brands and came across this pair. The price was in my budget, and the fact that it was a German based company I thought would be a positive to so I took a chance on them. Let me tell you, these binoculars are nothing short of awesome. Everything is top notch, from the packaging they come in to the carrying case, neck strap and optics themselves. I can be very picky when it comes to purchases (especially at this price point) and I can't find one thing to complain about. I get on the deer stand with these 2 hours before day break with just moon light and I can see my feeder and movement in fields clearly. They are 56mm objective lens so naturally they are a little bulkier and heavier than say a 42mm binocular but well worth the extra size and weight for me. I love them, I gave my old Vortex to my kids because after using these I don't want to use anything else. I highly recommend them. I attached an un-boxing video in case it might help. 5

Glenn	27/04/2024
[25 mm] Great little binoculars for the car or bush walking. Extremely light, good clear image and eye relief. A little stiff in the focus knob initially, but soon smooths out. A solid yet lighter replacement for my 25 year old Nikon Porro type 8 x 23 (now a 'monocular' with only one tube working and sadly a repair too expensive). The build quality suggests I should get many years out of these as well. Good solid belt case comes with it so no need to upgrade it. 5

Bruce	15/04/2024
[8x] This is a really well designed pair of binoculars. Small enough to fit in a fairly large pocket, light enough that you don't really feel them if you hang them around your neck. At 4x it's easy for even old hands to hold them steady enough for casual viewing. All of the mechanics of focus adjustment (except for the right eyey diopter adjustment) is internal to the case so they don't change length when one changes the focal distance. Add to that they focus closeup at about 20 inches and you have something handy enough to use for every day carry. 5

anyonymous	09/04/2024
[1.45 lb] Recently acquired a house in country side and wanted to have a binocular for bird watch and etc. The salesperson at the B&H recommended against my first choice. It is excellent and it was less expensive than the other. I wear glasses and the eye piece is adjustable for glasses. I recommend. 5