Nikon 10x25 Aculon A30 Binoculars (Clamshell Packaging)


Key Features
- Nikon 10x25 Aculon A30 Binoculars
- Lead & Arsenic-Free Eco-Glass
- Roof Prism Design
- Anti-Reflection Multi-Coated Optics
- Center Focus Wheel
- Closed-Bridge Configuration
- Twist-Up Rubber Eyecups
- Lightweight & Compact Design
- Clamshell Packaging
The Nikon 10x25 Aculon A30 Binoculars (Clamshell Packaging) are designed for mid-range viewing, & feature anti-reflection multi-coated lens elements, with a roof prism optical path. The optical designs work together to provide clear images with enhanced contrast & true color representation. Nikon used its ecologically friendly "Eco-Glass", which is created without lead or arsenic, making them better designed for the environment. This model of the Aculon series is great for sporting events, general outdoor observation, & sightseeing.
Features:
- Magnification Factor: 10x powerful magnification allows for detailed viewing of distant objects.
- Objective Lenses: 25mm lenses gather more light than smaller-objective models.
- Compact Roof Prism Light Path: Keeps the optical tubes thin for easy handling.
- Anti-Reflection: Multi-coated optics increase light transmission (improves color contrast/fidelity)
- Eco-Glass: Ecologically friendly & made without using lead or arsenic.
- Field of View: 262-foot field of view at 1000 yards
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lens specification
| Lens Magnification Factor | 10x |
| Lens Type | Lens Diameter: 25mm |
| Angle of View (diagonal) | 5.0° (Actual) |
| Focus Type | Center |
| Lens Min. Focus Distance | 8.2' / 2.5 m |
physical specifications
| Weight | 9.7 oz / 275.0 g |
| Dimensions | 4.8 x 4.5" / 12.2 x 11.4 cm |
- Nikon 10x25 Aculon A30 Binocular (Black, Clamshell Packaging)
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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