Eschenbach 3x25 Glamour Opera Glasses Pearl Goldpearl gold Eschenbach 3x25 Glamour Opera Glasses Pearl Goldcombine elegant styling and simple functionality to improve your experience at the opera, the theater, or the ballet.

A relatively low 3x magnification provides a wide field of view for an immersive theater experience that brings the players closer while still allowing you to see the entire production. The center focus wheel is easy to reach for a tack-sharp image. The compact design and light 5.4-ounce weight means they won't add much bulk or weight to your bag or pocket.

3x Magnification    Center Focus Design    Weighs Just 5.4 oz

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the handle telescope for more comfortable holdin?

A: Yes this handle extends for comfort. It is adjustable.

Q: 2. Can I wear these Kabui Glasses over my regular prescription glasses?

A: Because,one will wear the KabukiGlasses 4x13 HD Theater/Opera Glasses/Binoculars, like they are glasses, they are not made to wear over regular prescription glasses.

Q: 3. Can the battery for the flashlight be replaced, and if so, how?

A: The battery for the LaScala Optics 3x25 Carmen Opera Glasses is the AG3 battery. (The AG3 is a common name and is identical to a LR41 battery). https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1408989-REG/streamlight_61205_lr41_nano_light_button.html

Q: 4. Are Eschenbach binos German-made?

A: They are made in China.

Q: 5. What is the interpupillary range? Thank you!

A: Sorry La Scala only list these specifications: LaScala Optics LSI03 Specs Magnification 3x Objective Lens Diameter 25 mm Angle of View 11.2° Minimum Focus Distance 6' / 1.8 m Focus Type Center Battery None Dimensions 4.5 x 2.3 x 2.1" / 11.4 x 5.8 x 5.3 cm Weight 7 oz / 198.5 g Package Weight 0.505 lb Box Dimensions (LxWxH) 5.6 x 3.2 x 2.05"

Q: 6. Hi! What is the compatible lens front?

A: The Tokina opera 50mm f/1.4 FF Lens for Nikon F is a 50mm focal length lens that has 72mm filter threads in the front.

Q: 7. Is it a TTL flash or Manual flash or with both?

A: This monolight kit is manually controlled only.

Q: 8. 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: 9. Looking for glasses for short distances. To be used while sitting watching TV from about 8 feet?

A: Unfortunately these kinds of binoculars, and glasses really wouldn't be ideal for viewing a TV. My apologies.

Q: 10. I'm considering these for my Mom. She wanted some theater glasses stronger than normal. Are these too big to fit into an evening or small purse and/or do you know if they come with a cord or anything to go around the neck? Any other items you recommend I buy along with these?

A: My Mom likes hers. They are approximately 4.5 x 2.75 when opened up, and the barrels are 1.75 at their beltline. The bag they travel in is 4.5 x 6 when laid flat. I don't think there was a chain, but we got a matching brass chain. So they are very nice opera glasses, stronger than the usual glasses. One thing, we had to put a little bit of medium thread lock on the set screw to keep it from working loose--easily done. Can't think of any other accessories that would be needed.