Take your boating expeditions to the next level using the waterproof Konus 7x50 Abyss Marine Binoculars. These binoculars possess all the right characteristics that you want in nautical binoculars: a Porro prism design for enhanced depth perception, center focusing with a large slip-resistant knob, a nitrogen-filled housing to keep it from fogging, and a rubber armor designed to resist impacts and give you a sure grip in wet conditions. In addition to glare-reducing lens coatings, the optical system also offers a generous exit pupil that helps to offset the disorientation of a moving horizon when looking through them on rough and rolling water.

Comfortable BAK4 Porro Prism    Green Glare-Reduction Lens Coating    Nitrogen-Filled, Water & Fogproof    Closed-Bridge/Center Focus Configuration    Integrated 1/4"-20 Tripod Adapter Mount    Protective Rubber Armor Exterior    Fold-Down Eyecups

• Moderate 7x magnification helps to produce a wide exit pupil that limits the disorientation that is common with looking through binoculars on rough or rolling seas
• Wide 50mm objectives allow more light to pass through and increase image brightness
• Porro prisms improve depth perception while providing a comfortable feel in the hand
• BAK4 prism glass produces a round exit pupil with improved contrast
• Green multicoatings increase light transmission and reduce glare for use on the water or in snowy conditions
337-foot field of view at 1000 yards

• Closed bridge configuration provides a solid and stable platform for the center focus system
• Large textured focus knob is easy to manipulate in cold and wet weather or when wearing gloves
• Fold-down rubber eyecups conform to your eye sockets and block stray light from disrupting your view
• 7.1mm exit pupil

• Porro prism design has a natural balance in the hand that reduces arm fatigue during long glassing sessions
• Protective rubber armor protects against light impacts while offering a secure grip in wet weather
• Nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed: water and fogproof
• Integrated 1/4"-20 socket accepts optional tripod adapters for hands-free use
• Weight: 33.5 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do I need any admittance to take it outside US? Is it legal to export it to another country?

A: From my understanding certain Laser Range Finders are restricted for export outside of the US. I would contact your airline company, as well as the manufacturer. It varies between different products.

Q: 2. Hello, It looks to me like the binoculars are in use. What is his condition? Is it almost new or in good or average condition? Are there any pictures of him? I need clarification. Thank you.

A: The Steiner 7x50 Military/Marine Binoculars are new. All items are new unless specifically stated otherwise.

Q: 3. Are these stabilizing binoculars ?

A: No.

Q: 4. Why do specs of the Nikon 7x50 OceanPro Binoculars show the need for batteries?

A: I have notified the B&H web content team. No batteries required for this model only the model with a digital compass.

Q: 5. which kind prisms on this binocular? I found BAK4 Roof Prisms in Product Highlights but I found BAK7 roof prisms in Optical Performance . which is correct? BAK4 prism or BAK7 prism ? Plz, let me know it

A: The Konus 9x63 Proximo Binocular has BAK 4 prisms only. Thank you for pointing out the typo which is being fixed.

Q: 6. What size battery does this take

A: 2 LR44 batteries

Q: 7. I'm looking for a scope that can tell me the elevation (in degrees) of an object with respect to the horizon. Sorta like a sextant for navigation, but in a compact monocular or binocular system. Any ideas??? Thank you so much!!!

A: Unfortunately we don't have anything like that.

Q: 8. For stargazing and general use, which would be more suitable: model 575 or 2038?

A: For general use, there is no difference in the two models as both are 7x50. For stargazing, you may want to try the 10x50 model instead. Of course as you increase in magnification you will have to hold steady as the image will jump. I purchased the 2038 for a wilderness trip and was completely satisfied with my purchase. Either way, you won't be disappointed, Steiner binoculars are worth the money.

Q: 9. Where is this binoculars made in?

A: They are made in China.

Q: 10. What is the eye relief for these bino's?

A: Unfortunately the eye relief for the Konus 7x50 Sporty Binocular has not yet been published.