National Geographic Excursion Series 10x42 Binoculars

National Geographic Excursion Series 10x42 BinocularsThe National Geographic Excursion Series 10x42 delivers 10x magnification with BAK 4 prisms and fully multi coated optics in a waterproof, fog proof body more reach than the 8x42 for picking out detail on distant wildlife, ridgelines, and deep sky star fields. Features 10x magnification with BAK 4 roof prisms pulls distant subjects closer with bright, high contrast images and accurate color Fully multi coated lenses maximum light transmission for

The National Geographic Excursion Series 10x42 delivers 10x magnification with BAK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated optics in a waterproof, fog-proof body — more reach than the 8x42 for picking out detail on distant wildlife, ridgelines, and deep-sky star fields.

Features

• 10x magnification with BAK-4 roof prisms — pulls distant subjects closer with bright, high-contrast images and accurate color
• Fully multi-coated lenses — maximum light transmission for clear views from dawn through dusk
• Waterproof and nitrogen fog-proof — sealed optics perform reliably in rain, humidity, and rapid temperature changes
• 2-meter close focus — sharp detail on nearby birds and wildlife without backing away
• 15mm eye relief with twist-up eyecups — comfortable viewing for eyeglass wearers
• Open bridge roof prism design — secure grip and balanced handling for extended glassing sessions
• Diopter adjustment — fine-tune focus independently for each eye
• Includes lens covers, neck strap, and storage case — field-ready out of the box

Ideal For

• Wildlife and bird watchers who need the extra reach of 10x to identify species at distance — shorebirds, raptors, and skittish game
• Hikers and nature travelers — waterproof construction and lightweight design handle any trail conditions
• Stargazers — 10x42 is a popular format for scanning the Milky Way, open star clusters, and large nebulae
• Eyeglass wearers — 15mm eye relief and twist-up eyecups provide a comfortable, full field of view