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BRESSER Hunter 10x25 Pocket Binoculars
The BRESSER Hunter 10x25 binoculars is a new design offering excellent value for money. Due to its compact and handy shape this series is an ideal companion for many situations. The fully coated optics and the solid mechanics allow for a good and true colour imaging. The ergonomic shape of the armouring and the non-slip rubber provide a safe grip. BK-7 optical glass is used for a good image reproduction. These binoculars are perfect for hiking and other outdoor activities. Thanks to its small dimensions and low weight it can be stowed easily in your luggage. FEATURESCompact and lightweight pocket binoculars Optical design: roof prism binoculars Magnification: 10x Lens diameter: 25 mm Fully coated optics for good image quality Ergonomic shape and non-slip rubber coating for a secure grip With optical BK-7 glass material SCOPE OF DELIVERYBinocularsCarry caseCarrying strapLens clothmanual

€24.90*
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10x25 Pocket Binoculars
When you’re out and about in the countryside, you won’t want to miss any stunning views. Featuring a compact and lightweight design, the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10x25 pocket binoculars are the perfect companion for outdoor enthusiasts. See every detail on tours and walks Thanks to the 10x magnification and 25 mm lens diameter, the binoculars are ideal for spontaneous nature observations on hiking trips or walks. For example, when viewed through the lenses, rare water birds 100 metres away appear as if they were just 10 metres in front of you – perfect for taking a closer look at colourful plumage! And if the bird flies away, you can follow its path through the binoculars – thanks to the 101 m at 1000 m field of view, moving objects are easy to track. The 10x25 binoculars are also suitable for people who wear glasses, as they feature folding rubber eyecups for adjusting the distance between your glasses and the eyepiece lenses. Practical and durable design Thanks to their slim roof prism design, the binoculars produce a detailed, close-up view of your surroundings. What’s more, they also feature a rubber-armoured body that provides an optimal grip when you’re out exploring. The rubber coating also protects the optics in the event of a drop or fall. When you’ve finished observing, you can store the compact binoculars in the included nylon case for quick access when you spot your next discovery. Explore the wonders of nature in stunning detail with the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10x25 pocket binoculars! FEATURES Practical folding binoculars 10x magnification 25 mm lens diameter Field of view: 101 m at 1000 m Portable and compact design Ideal for hiking and traveling Twist-up eyecups for glasses wearers Robust, rubber-armoured binocular body DELIVERY CONTENT Binoculars Nylon case Shoulder strap Instruction manual

€34.90*
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BRESSER NightExplorer 15x70 Astronomy Binoculars
Whether you want to explore the night sky or make terrestrial observations during the day, the BRESSER NightExplorer 15x70 astronomy binoculars will ensure that you are perfectly equipped for all your outdoor adventures. The extra large lens diameter of 70 mm lets a large amount of light into the binoculars, while the 15x magnification ensures that you obtain highly detailed images of your observed targets. Fully multicoated optics ensure scattered light is kept to a minimum, so that you can enjoy a perfect view with the best possible optical performance. At a distance of 1000 metres, the field of view is 77 metres wide. The highly corrected eyepieces with 5 lenses in 3 groups produce vivid images with sharp edges. Coating The premium BaK-4 optics (barium crown glass) features a full multi-coating to increase light transmission and reduce reflections. Focusing Thanks to the individual eyepiece adjustment, you only need to focus the binoculars once. You can then enjoy a sharp image at infinity for the night sky. The binoculars also have a close focus, which you can set from a distance of 10 metres or more for close-up observations of your immediate surroundings. Also suitable for glasses wearers Thanks to the foldable eyecups, you can set the optimal distance between your eyes and the ocular lenses. If you wear glasses, this allows you to see the entire field of view of the Porro-prism binoculars. There is also a dioptre compensation of +/-8, which you can use to compensate for small differences in vision between your eyes. Weatherproof and robust Thanks to their waterproof design, the binoculars can be used in wet or foggy weather conditions, as water and moisture cannot enter the housing. The binoculars are filled with argon to stop the optics from fogging up. In addition, the ergonomic armouring provides a secure grip and protects the binoculars against impacts and knocks, making them ideal to travel with. Portable design The 15x70 Porro-prism binoculars come with an excellent lightweight aluminium tripod, with study ballhead mounting, to ensure wobble-free astronomical or terrestrial observations. Both the binoculars and the tripod can be stored in the sturdy padded backpack, which is also included in the set. This ensures that you can easily transport your gear to your desired vantage point, even if you have to go a long way to get there. Discover the night sky and the wonders of nature with the powerful BRESSER NightExplorer 15x70 astronomy binoculars! FEATURES Astronomy binoculars for astronomical and terrestrial observations High magnification and light-gathering power Magnification: 15x Lens diameter: 70 mm Optical design: Porro Full multi-layer coating BaK-4 glass material Rubber eyecups for spectacle wearers Individual eyepiece adjustment Highly corrected eyepieces for sharp-edged images Field of view: 77 m (at a distance of 1000 m) Close focus: from 10 m Dioptre adjustment: +/- 8 Tripod connection thread Includes Aluminium tripod Includes Backpack WHAT'S INCLUDED Astronomy binoculars Tripod Backpack Instructions with warranty information

€299.00* €499.00* (40.08% saved)
BRESSER Spezial-Astro 20x80 Porro Binoculars
Thanks to fully multi coated Bak-4 glass material and the extra large objective lens diameter the BRESSER Spezial-Astro 20x80 Porro Binoculars provide bright, crisp images from edge to edge. Their high 20x magnification makes these excellent binoculars convenient not only for observing astronomical objects, but are also practical for viewing distant terrestrial targets and nature study. Their optical design and coatings minimise stray light and ghosting (even near brighter objects like the Moon), which would otherwise disrupt and detract from observing enjoyment.Diopter compensation and foldable rubber eyecups give wearers of glasses the possibility of making the best use of these binocular's wide field of view. With the tripod thread integrated in the strong central support column, which is adjustable along the centre axis bar, the BRESSER Spezial-Astro 20x80 Porro Binoculars can directly be mounted onto any suitable camera-style tripod and balanced front to back, once in place.FEATURESBinoculars for astronomical and long distance observationsExtremely high light gathering capacityCan directly be mounted onto tripods with standard 1/4" attachmentsWHAT'S INCLUDEDBinocularsCarry case

€159.90*
BRESSER T2 ring Canon EOS
T-Mounts are the connecting piece between the camera adapter and the SLR camera. Please read the instruction manual of your camera to find out which T-Mount you need, look into the instruction manual of your camera. Connect your BRESSER Microscope or Telescope with a Canon EOS SLR camera and take images or videos of your observed object!FEATURESConnecting piece between the camera adapter and Canon EOS SLR cameraHigh-quality and precise workmanship made of metalA corresponding camera adapter is neededSCOPE OF DELIVERYT2 Ring Canon EOS

€24.90*
BRESSER Spezial Astro 25x70 Binoculars
SPEZIAL ASTRO binoculars from BRESSER are ideal for astronomy and landscape observation. Thanks to fully multi coated Bak-4 glass material and the extra large objective lens diameter, these binoculars provide bright and high resolution images.The high 25x magnification it is convenient not only for observing astronomical objects, but is also practical for viewing distant terrestrial objects too. Due to a very high reduction of stray light, by multi coating all air to glass surfaces, the binoculars deliver the best possible performance and excellent contrast.Diopter compensation and foldable rubber eyecups give eye glass wearers the possibility of making the best use of these optics’ field of view. With the tripod thread in the lengthened centre axis, the SPEZIAL ASTRO can be mounted onto any photographic tripod. For tripod use you need the optional available tripod adapter (part No. 4914925). The use of a tripod is highly recommended with these binoculars, as at the high magnification of 25x it's difficult to maintain a steady image by hand holding (though this is possible for short periods).FEATURESBinoculars for astronomical and long distance observationsExtremely high light gathering capacity High magnification for distant objectsMagnification: 25x / objective lens diameter: 70mmFully multi coated / tripod thread availableDimensions: 275x205x82mm / weight: 1300gTripod thread availableWHAT'S INCLUDEDBinocularNeckstrapDust coversCaseInstruction manual

€125.00*
BRESSER Corvette 10x42 Binoculars Nitrogen-Filled
The BRESSER Corvette models provide high definition images that will please the most discerning observer. The perfected and precise mechanics round out these superb binoculars. A BaK-4 glass has been manufactured into these binoculars, and that the optical surfaces have been fully multi coated (FMC) to increase luminosity and contrast. Long Eye (LE) relief eyepieces allow a full field of view for spectacle wearers. To protect the binocular against fog and water they are nitrogen filled. FEATURESPrism and lens materials made of BaK-4 glass materialOptical surfaces are fully-multi coated with 95% light transmissionCentre-wheel focusingIndividual eyepiece dioptre adjustmentLE relief eyepieces for optimal observation for wearers of glassesElegant designRubber armoured binocular bodySCOPE OF DELIVERYBinocularsNylon bagCarrying StrapProtective lens capsProtective eyepiece caps

€109.00*
Bresser Binocular Metal Tripod Adapter SFM-1
Solid slim metal tripod adapter for binoculars with built-in tripod connection thread to connect the binoculars to a tripod. Due to its particularly slim design, this adapter is optimally suited for roof binoculars. But it can also be used to adapt other binoculars up to 1.5 kg to a tripod.

€14.90*
BRESSER T2 ring for Sony - E-mount
Connect your BRESSER Microscope or Telescope with a Sony System camera and take images or videos* of your observed object!T-Mounts are the connecting piece between the T2 camera adapter and the system camera. Please read the instruction manual of your camera to find out which T-Mount you need, look into the instruction manual of your camera.The adapter will provide the necessary distance extension between the flange focal length of 18mm for E-Mount and 55mm for T2. The overall length is 37mm.For Sony NEX or ILCE cameras with E-Mount bajonet (e.g. Sony Alpha 6000, Sony A7S / A7R)SCOPE OF DELIVERYT2-Ring für Sony E-Mount camerasFor Sony NEX, ILCE Cameras (e.g. A7S, A7R)

€29.90*
BRESSER Hunter 8x21 Binoculars
The BRESSER Hunter series offers practical binoculars in an appealing design with excellent value for money. Compact and convenient, this affordable range provides ideal companions for many situations. The fully coated BK-7 optics and the solid mechanics allow for a good image reproduction. All models offer a diopter adjustment as well as foldable rubber eyecups, making them suitable for both spectacle and non-spectacle wearers. Moreover, the image can be quickly focused with the user-friendly central focus wheel. In addition, the robust rubber armouring on the BRESSER Binoculars Hunter 8x21 ensures a firm grip and protection against impacts. FEATURESPrisms and lens system made of high-quality BK-7 glass materialFully coated (blue) on all optical surfacesCentral focus wheelDiopter adjustmentFoldable eyecupsRobust, rubber-armoured binocular bodySCOPE OF DELIVERYBinocularsCaseNeckstrapLens cleaning clothInstruction manual

€24.90*
BRESSER Y-22 Camouflage Tent
Bresser Y-22 Camouflage Tent – Ideal for Nature Photography and Bird Watching Blend into the wilderness and capture the unseen! With the Bresser Y-22 Camouflage Tent, wildlife observation and nature photography become a professional experience. Whether you're a passionate photographer, birder or filmmaker, this compact and quick-setup observation tent offers perfect concealment. Why choose the Bresser Y-22? Photographers know: visibility disturbs wildlife. This tent offers excellent camouflage, comfort, ease of use and smart features like lens openings and insect-proof mesh windows. Main features: For one person – Spacious enough for you and your gear Quick setup – Thanks to durable spring steel frame Compact & lightweight – Folded: 55 x 55 x 8 cm, Weight: 2360 g Camouflage design – Stay hidden in nature Mesh windows – Great view, airflow and insect protection Hidden camera opening – Concealed zip for lens or tripod Weatherproof materials – Made of tough Taf polyester Includes carry bag – With camouflage print Scope of delivery: 1x Bresser Y-22 Camouflage Tent 4x Ground pegs 4x Guy lines 1x Carry bag

€59.00*
BRESSER Hunter 16x50 Binoculars
This compact and handy body enable the BRESSER Hunter 16x50 Binoculars to be the perfect companion on just about any outdoor activity. The fully coated optics and its solid mechanics enable a true colour picture replication. The convenient proportion between objective aperture and magnification makes observations during dawn phases possible. Diopter adjustment and foldable rubberized eyecups are included. The handy and touch-proofed surface of the BRESSER Hunter 16x50 provides a comfortable grip. The tripod connection is standardized for these models.FEATURESType: Standard binocularsApplication range: Sports, Nature, HikingPrism glass: BK-7Focus type: CenterExtras: Tripod adapter thread, Rubber armouringColour: blackPrism and lens materials made of BaK-7 glass materialOptical surfaces are blue fully coated Centre-wheel focusingIndividual eyepiece dioptre adjustmentTripod adapter threadRobust, rubber armoured binocular body SCOPE OF DELIVERYBinocularsNylon bagCarrying strapProtective lens capsProtective eyepiece caps

€59.90*
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10x25 Compact Binoculars Waterproof
Experience 10x the fun with these 10x25 pocket binoculars! Thanks to the 10x zoom, animals or objects that are 1000 metres away appear as if they are only 100 m in front of you. Compared with binoculars with a lower magnification and the same lens aperture, these binoculars show objects in greater detail. Thanks to the 25 mm lens diameter, the compact binoculars allow you to see grazing deer or bird's nests with ease. At a distance of 1000 m, the field of view is 101 m wide. Ideal for detailed observations of stationary or slow moving objects! The premium BaK-4 glass material (barium crown glass) and the multi coating ensure a highly detailed, bright image. 10x25 pocket binoculars - intuitive, user-friendly design Easy to carry, easy to use: The 10x25 pocket binoculars feature a practical and user-friendly design. You can set the interpupillary distance by adjusting the articulated bridge on the binoculars. This ensures that the two eyepieces work together perfectly with your eyes to provide the best possible view. The binoculars also feature a central focusing wheel and a dioptre compensation to ensure that you obtain razor-sharp images of the objects you want to see. The mini binoculars can also be used when wearing glasses: simply turn the twist-up eyecups to obtain the correct distance to the eyepiece. Versatile design When you're out and about in nature, a change in the weather can leave you caught in the rain. Fortunately, the pocket binoculars are waterproof so that you can continue observing even during wet weather. In addition to birdwatching and observing expansive, solitary landscapes, the compact roof-prism binoculars are also great for city breaks, concerts or the theatre. What's more, the binoculars feature perfect grip thanks to the rubber-armoured body. And when you don't need them, the mini binoculars can be stored in the matching nylon case for protection until you're ready to use them again. Explore the world in stunning detail with the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10x25 pocket binoculars! FEATURES Prism made from premium BaK-4 glass material10x magnification25 mm lens diameterMulti coatedWaterproofExtremely handy and compactIdeal for hiking and traveling Central focusing wheel Dioptre adjustment Tripod connection thread Robust, rubber-armoured binocular bodyDELIVERY CONTENTBinocularsNylon caseCarry strapInstruction manual

€89.90*
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Binoculars 10x42 Algonquin
Sharpen your view of the wonders of the earth with the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Binoculars 10x42 Algonquin. Whether birdwatching, hiking, or traveling – with the 10x magnification and a generous field of view of 100 m at 1,000 m, the Binoculars 10x42 let you delve deep into nature. The combination of 42 mm objective diameter, prisms made of high-quality BaK-4 glass material, and full coating always guarantees a bright and clear image. Quickly get everything in focus – with the Algonquin roof prism binoculars Thanks to the efficient center drive focusing, the all-round binoculars are particularly user-friendly – perfect for reacting to rapid movements of agile wildlife or admiring birds in flight. With the tripod connection thread, you can also quickly attach the binoculars to a tripod. This allows you to enjoy the view calmly during long-lasting observations in nature or at events. Optimal views for spectacle wearers too The roof prism binoculars impress with their observation capabilities with and without glasses. After all, the binoculars can be individually adjusted to your personal needs with the twist-up eyecups and the precise diopter adjustment (±3). Enjoy an unrestricted view across the entire field of vision and let nothing distract you on your journey of discovery. Ready for any adventure with the robust Binoculars 10x42 Algonquin The ergonomically shaped design ensures that the binoculars always lie securely and comfortably in your hand. The waterproof housing reliably protects the sensitive optics from rain – ideal for exploration tours in the great outdoors. With the practical carrying strap, the binoculars are always ready to hand. And in the robust carrying case, you can store them well protected until their next use. Embark on your very own journey of discovery now – with the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Binoculars 10x42 Algonquin! FEATURES Waterproof roof prism binoculars Magnification: 10x; Objective diameter: 42 mm Field of view: 100 m at 1,000 m Coating: fully coated BaK-4 roof prisms Center drive focusing for quick focusing Diopter adjustment ±3 Suitable for spectacle wearers with twist-up eyecups Tripod connection thread SCOPE OF DELIVERY Binoculars 10x42 Carrying strap Carrying case Lens cleaning cloth Dust protection caps Instruction manual

€89.00*
BRESSER Hunter 20x50 Porro Binoculars
The BRESSER Hunter 20x50 binoculars new design provides impressive performance. Due to the minimised lightweight design, this inexpensive model is the ideal companion in many situations. The fully coated optics and solid mechanics enable a true colour image reproduction. The high magnification is ideal for observing distant objects. All models include not only a dioptric adjustment but also foldable rubber eyecups for eyeglass wearers. The handy and non-slip surface of the BRESSER Hunter 20x50 binoculars always ensures a firm grip. A tripod mount is part of the standard equipment of these binoculars and is a popular feature particularly with high magnifications . FEATURES Prism lens made ​​of BK-7 glass Blue fully coated optical surfaces Center wheel focusing Dioptric adjustment Foldable eyecups Robust, rubber armored binocular body Tripod adapter thread SCOPE OF DELIVERY Binoculars Case Shoulder strap Caps Lens cleaning cloth Manual

€64.90*
BRESSER T2 Ring Nikon
Connect your BRESSER Microscope or Telescope with a Nikon SLR camera and take images or videos of your observed object!The BRESSER T-Mount is the connecting piece between the camera adapter and SLR camera. To find out what T2-ring you need, look into the instruction manual of your camera.FEATURESConnecting piece between the camera adapter and Nikon SLR cameraHigh-quality and precise workmanship made of metalA corresponding camera adapter is neededSCOPE OF DELIVERYT2 Ring Nikon

€24.90*
BRESSER Hunter 10x50 Binoculars
The compact and handy body enable the BRESSER Hunter 10x50 Binoculars to be the perfect companion for just about every outdoor activity. The fully coated optics and its solid mechanics enable a true colour picture replication.The advantageous relation of lens diameter and magnification enable observations at dawn. All models comprise not only a dioptre adjustment but also collapsible rubber eyecups for spectacle wearers. The handy rubber armoured body of the BRESSER Hunter 10x50 binoculars allow a firm grip. A tripod thread is standard for all Hunter binoculars.FEATURESType: Standard binocularsApplication range: Sports, Nature, HikingPrism glass: BK-7Focus type: CenterExtras: Tripod adapter thread, Rubber armouringColour: blackPrism and lens materials made of BaK-7 glass materialOptical surfaces are blue fully coated Centre-wheel focusingIndividual eyepiece dioptre adjustmentTripod adapter threadRobust, rubber armoured binocular bodySCOPE OF DELIVERYBinocularsNylon bagCarrying strapProtective lens capsProtective eyepiece caps

€54.90*
BRESSER Spezial Zoomar 7-35x50 Zoom Binoculars
The name says it all! The BRESSER Special-Zoomar 7-35x50 Binoculars offer fascinating sharp images. The individual eyepieces are carefully tuned to each other, making the magnification variable through the use of the zoom lever. Thanks to the FMC coated BaK-4 glass material objects at great distance can still be seen as clear images. The handy and ergonomic rubber covering provides for a stable hold. The standard tripod thread and adapter provided, make it simple to attach these binoculars to any photo-tripod. FEATURESPrisms and lenses made of BaK-4 glass materialOptical surfaces are green multi coated with 95% light transmissionHigh brightnessFoldable eyecupsCentre-wheel focusingTripod adapter threadRobust, rubber armoured binocular bodyVariable magnification range [ZOOM]SCOPE OF DELIVERYBinoculars Nylon bagCarrying strapTripod adapterProtective lens capsProtective eyepiece caps

€149.90*
Photoadapter Spotting Scopes / DSLR
Capturing beautiful moments with your SLR camera on a photo is sometimes limited when it comes to long distances. Simply connect your SLR camera to your scope with this Photoadapter and benefit from the high magnification of the scope to overcome this problem and capture the smallest details on photo. Inner diameter: 40-54mm Inside dimension Length: 68 - 81mm All you need is your camera, a spotting scope of the Dachstein or Prisch Gen II series and this photo adapter as well as the matching T2 ring for your camera and the fun can start. Suitable for: BRESSER Pirsch Gen II spotting scopes BRESSER Dachstein spotting scopes BRESSER Condor Gen II spotting scopes BRESSER 15-45x60 Spektar spotting scope Spotting scopes of other brands

€49.90*
BRESSER Condor 10x25 Roof Binocular with UR Coating
The BRESSER Condor 8x25 & 10x25 are extremely lightweight binoculars which are perfect for hiking or spontaneous nature observation, they are waterproof due to nitrogen filling. With the rotatable and lockable eyecups, the eye distance for the observation can be gradually adjusted with and without glasses. A diopter correction is standard. These models have BaK-4 prisms with the special UR coating which brings even more light to your eye. In addition, all Condor binoculars are fully multilayer coated for a better light transmission. The eyepieces and focus wheel are made of sturdy metal.  FEATURESPerfect hiking binocular or take away for spontaneous observation Prism and lens materials made of BaK-4 glass material Centre-wheel focusing Individual eyepiese dioptre adjustment UR-coating Tripod adapter thread Robust, rubber armoured binocular Body SCOPE OF DELIVERY Binocular Carrying strapCloth Bag

€89.00*
BRESSER Condor 10x42 Binoculars with UR Coating
The BRESSER Condor series are extremely versatile binoculars - waterproof, nitrogen-filled, handy and high-quality processed. With the rotatable and lockable eyecups can adjust the eye distance for the observation with and without glasses; a dioptric correction is standard. All models feature BaK-4 prisms with the special UR coating that brings even more light to your eye. All lenses are fully multilayer coated. In addition, the eyepieces and focus wheel are made of sturdy metal. The 8x42 and 10x42 lenses are version with higher light gathering power; They offer a brighter picture, especially in the beginning twilight than other models with 42mm opening. Thanks to the opening of 42mm and the not too large housing, the 8x42 and 10x42 binoculars are the perfect companion in many situations. Whether hiking or in the woods. Here you get the optimal combination to be versatile. Quotation from BestBinocularReviews review: Image sharpness, distortions and blur: The extremely low blur at the image edges is an absolute highlight with these Bresser binoculars and I did not notice any distortions in the image such as image bulges. Conclusion: In my experience and after comparing them with my comparative binoculars, I would rate the view through these Bresser binoculars as very good for a mid-range 10x42 binocular and they can compete well with some higher end, more expensive products. I would rate the overall image sharpness as good compared to an Alpha level unit and very good compared to units in its class. FEATURES:Prism and lens materials made of BK-4 glass materialCentre-wheel focusing UR-CoatingDioptre eyepiese individual adjustmentTripod adapter threadRobust, rubber armoured binocular Body SCOPE OF DELIVERY: BinocularStrap carryingClothBag

€149.00*
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BRESSER 7x50 BinoSail sailing compass binoculars
The BRESSER 7x50 BinoSail sailing compass binoculars come with a Porro-prism design and offer outstanding twilight performance. Thanks to the optical BAK-4 glass and a premium multi-layer coating, they consistently produce a bright and contrast-rich image. The large 50 mm lenses also let plenty of light through to your eyes. What’s more, the marine binoculars feature 7x magnification – the gold standard for use on water. Built-in navigation tools The sailing binoculars come with a built-in and illuminated magnetic compass to help you find your bearings at sea. You will also find a reticle and ring scale on the lens barrel, which you can use to quickly determine sizes or distances from objects of interest. Can be used with or without glasses If you wear glasses, you can use the folding eyecups to ensure that you obtain the optimal distance between your eyes and the ocular lenses and see the entire field of view (115 metres at a distance of 1000 metres). The binoculars also come with an individual eyepiece focus, which only needs to be adjusted once in order to obtain a sharp image at all nautically relevant distances. Feature-packed marine binoculars The waterproof binoculars feature an ergonomic rubber armouring and are protected against impacts. They also come with a tripod connection thread, which you can use to secure the binoculars to a tripod. Once you’ve finished observing, you can place the binoculars in the included waterproof case, which comes with a shoulder strap and see-through pouch for your smartphone. What’s more, thanks to the bright yellow floating strap, the binoculars can be quickly retrieved if they are accidentally dropped over board. See far and wide at sea – with the premium BRESSER 7x50 BinoSail sailing compass binoculars. FEATURES Porro-prism binoculars, ideal for sailing observations Built-in illuminated compass Reticle for measuring sizes and distances Waterproof (IPX7) Filled with nitrogen to prevent the insides of the lenses from fogging up Folding eyecups for spectacle wearers Multi-coated BaK-4 glass Waterproof case Rubber armouring Tripod connection thread PACKAGE CONTENTS Sailing binoculars Floating strap Case with shoulder strap Cleaning cloth Protective cap 2x LR43 batteries Instruction manual

€124.99* €144.00* (13.2% saved)
BRESSER 10x50 Corvette - Waterproof -
The BRESSER Corvette models impress with their outstanding and razor-sharp image reproduction due to their sophisticated optics and precise engineering. This series is made with high quality BaK-4 glass material, which is coated with a contrast and brightness-enhancing full multi-layer coating. They have a dioptre adjustment and a tripod connection thread as standard. The large LE (Long Eye) eyepieces and the TwistUp eyecups offer optimal setting points for observations for a wide variety of users - even those who have to wear glasses to use binoculars . Thanks to the waterproof housing these binoculars can be used even a heavy rain shower. The 10x50's Porro prism optical arrangement gives the user bright and clear images and is therefore not only suitable for nature and bird watching but is also for observations at dusk, or for astronomy.  10x magnification provided by these binoculars is idea for a wide range of uses and as such, is not difficult to hand hold, as higher magnification binoculars would be.Read Steve Tonkin's excellent BBC Sky At Night Magazine review here: https://www.skyatnightmagazine.com/reviews/binoculars/bresser-10x50-corvette-binoculars/FEATURES Particularly strong Porro binoculars with wide field of vision High-contrast and bright pictures SCOPE OF DELIVERY Binoculars Nylon bag Shoulder strap Protective caps for the lenses Cleaning cloth Operation manual

€149.90*
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 10x50 Porro Binoculars
These elegant Porro-prism binoculars have excellent optical characteristics. The green fully coated optics guarantee a decisively higher light transmission through the glass, thus increasing color fidelity and contrast. Diopter compensation is standard with these models. This makes these binoculars suitable for beginner birders or nature observers. Even on windy days, due to the 10-fold magnification, a stable image is provided. The 50 mm objective lenses gather enough brightness for observation even in twilight conditions. A carrying pouch and neck strap are included. For longer observations, a tripod-adapter thread is integrated. FEATURESbinoculars for nature observationshigh light gathering capacity for bright images in the twilightSCOPE OF DELIVERYbinocularslens clothcarrying strapcase

€69.90*

On the Trail of Nature's Wonders with Binoculars 

The intricate patterns in a songbird's colorful plumage, the shy deer by the stream, or a unique spot in a breathtaking mountain landscape – a view through the binoculars never ceases to amaze. This optical device brings distant highlights up close, letting us continually discover something new. Anyone who enjoys the outdoors and loves to look beyond the ordinary knows: A pair of binoculars is an essential companion, always in the backpack, jacket pocket, or casually hanging around the neck on every outdoor excursion. 

But the selection is vast. At BRESSER, you are also spoiled for choice with the world's largest range of high-quality binoculars. As an experienced German optics specialist, we offer innovative and excellent binoculars for every application at an affordable price. So, which model is the right one? To help you decide, we have compiled all the essential information on binoculars for you. This way, you are sure to find the perfect binoculars for your outdoor adventures in our BRESSER online shop.

Keeping an Overview When Buying Binoculars – What Should I Pay Attention To?

The Basics: Intended Use

Before you look at the first binoculars, you should consider the answer to the following question: What do you primarily want to use the binoculars for? The intended use determines which features your binoculars need to have. For example, a hunting binocular should provide a bright image even at dusk. A marine binocular for your next sailing trip should not have too high a magnification to ensure a stable image. Additionally, it must, of course, be waterproof. And for those who enjoy observing nature on hikes, a lightweight option is preferable. After all, every gram counts when you're out for a long time.

Here you’ll find our guides for your area of use: 

The Two Most Important Specifications 

8x42, 10x32, 7x50 – when you start searching for your perfect binoculars, you'll see these or similar pairs of numbers prominently displayed for each model. What often confuses beginners is actually quite simple: the first number indicates the magnification, and the second represents the objective lens diameter in millimeters. Both are the most important parameters when making a decision, as they determine what we see through the binoculars.

Magnification

Bigger is better, right? Unfortunately, it’s not that simple. A high magnification brings our observation subject particularly close when viewed through the binoculars, but it doesn’t necessarily indicate how much detail we’ll actually see. The clarity of the image depends on the objective lens diameter, glass material, coating, and the overall quality of the optics.

The ideal magnification for your binoculars primarily depends on the intended use. Sometimes, more magnification is simply too much. For example, if you frequently change locations and your subjects appear quickly, you should avoid magnifications above 12x. Higher magnifications make it difficult to maintain a steady image without a tripod, especially over extended periods. However, for astronomers, a high magnification is crucial since their observation targets are extremely far away. Unlike birds or wildlife, celestial objects don’t move abruptly, so they can be comfortably observed from a fixed position using a binocular on a tripod. On the other hand, when sailing, the unstable surface causes shaky images at high magnifications, making it hard to see clearly. For water-based activities, a 7x magnification has proven effective. And if you want to observe landscapes while hiking, remember that a higher magnification narrows the field of view, showing you a smaller area.

To help you understand how large your observation subject appears with a particular magnification, there’s a simple formula:

Magnification x 100 = Distance in meters at which the object appears to be 100 meters away

Therefore, if you choose a binocular with 12x magnification at a distance of 1200 m (12 x 100), your subject will appear as if it is only 100 m away.

The Objective Lens Diameter

The objective lens diameter refers to the size of the lenses located at the front of the binoculars. Unlike magnification, it provides important information about the imaging performance of the binoculars. The larger the objective lens diameter, the more light reaches your eyes through the optics, resulting in a brighter image. However, this also makes the binoculars heavier. Therefore, if you are planning to go on long hikes only in bright sunshine, you might choose a smaller objective lens diameter. The daylight and good weather provide sufficient light, and the optics will be lighter accordingly. On the other hand, observations at dusk require a diameter of at least 50 mm.



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The Field of View

The field of view describes the size of the area you can see through the binoculars at a distance of 1000 m. Sometimes this measurement is given in degrees. You can quickly convert this to meters by simply multiplying the degree value by 17.45. A large field of view is especially important when observing fast-moving objects, such as at sports events. Only then can you quickly locate and keep your subject in sight through your binoculars.

The Glass Material

As with many products, there are significant differences in material choice for binoculars. The glass material used for the prisms and lenses is particularly important. For BRESSER binoculars

  • Optical Bk-7 glass (Borosilicate Crown Glass) = standard for good image quality
  • BaK-4 glass (Barium Crown Glass) = even better detail resolution and a brighter image
  • ED glass (Extra-Low Dispersion Glass) = very high quality for color-accurate, brilliant images

Focusing

In binoculars, there are two methods to focus on the subject: the central focusing wheel and the individual eyepiece adjustment. A binocular with a central focusing wheel is quicker to adjust – an absolute advantage when observing moving objects or when you frequently switch subjects. When using a binocular with a central focusing wheel, pay attention to the focus travel, which is the number of rotations across the entire focus range. Often, very inexpensive binoculars have a very long focus travel of 2.5 to 3 turns. In contrast, most BRESSER binoculars only require 1.5 or 1.75 turns. This way, you can focus much faster when changing objects and won’t miss an important moment.

With individual eyepiece adjustment, there is a knob on each eyepiece that allows you to adjust the sharpness accordingly. This method is especially useful at sea, where the focus is set to infinity. The advantage is that you only need to make this adjustment once on the binocular since it doesn't easily change back like it does with the central focusing wheel.

Close-up of a BRESSER binocular on forest ground with plants in the foreground

Features for Glasses Wearers

Of course, BRESSER also offers suitable binoculars for nature lovers who need vision aids. These provide a comfortable view into the distance with the following features:

  • Foldable rubber or twist-up eyecups
    For glasses wearers, the eyes are automatically positioned further away from the eyepiece than for observers without vision aids. To restore the ideal distance between the eye and the eyepiece lens, the eyecups on the binoculars can either be folded outwards or twisted inwards.
  • Eyepieces with an elevated eye point of at least 13.5 mm
    This allows glasses wearers to comfortably capture the complete field of view through their binoculars.
  • Diopter adjustment
    You can quickly compensate for the difference in vision strength between the left and right eyes with the diopter adjustment. It may be worthwhile to check the maximum setting here.

The Coating

When observing with a binocular, one factor is particularly important: light. The more light that reaches the eyes through the optics, the brighter and more contrast-rich the image. Therefore, various coatings are applied to the glass in quality binoculars to reduce reflections and ensure higher light transmission. In addition to fully coated and even better fully multi-coated glass, high-quality BRESSER binoculars also utilize the excellent UR coating (Ultimate Reflection), which significantly enhances brightness. The outstanding dielectric coating is invaluable in twilight and poor weather conditions, as it allows for an even brighter and clearer image due to its high light transmission. For example, the BRESSER Pirsch-ED binoculars are equipped with this special coating. When it comes to contrast, binoculars with phase coating lead the way. Perfect for observing fur patterns or feathers while birdwatching, they provide a contrast-rich and high-resolution image.

The Exit Pupil

The exit pupil refers to the bright spot that hits the eye at the ocular side of the binoculars. Its size is particularly important for observations in low light conditions, such as during twilight, as it affects the brightness of the image. It can be calculated as follows: Objective diameter / magnification.
However, just like with magnification, bigger is not always better. The age of the observer plays a role here. While the pupils of a young person can expand up to 7 mm in darkness, the eye of a 50-year-old can only manage about 5 mm. Therefore, a 7x50 binocular would be unnecessarily heavy for a nature observer of that age, and a lighter 8x42 binocular would likely be the better choice.

The Housing

Whether on a hunt, a hike, or at sea, nature can sometimes be rough. Therefore, a binocular should have a sturdy and weather-resistant housing. A (partial) rubber armoring is especially practical, as it protects your binoculars from bumps and splashes. It also ensures a firm grip at all times. The rubber armoring on BRESSER binoculars is colorfast and resistant to sunlight during normal use. With a waterproof housing, the binoculars can withstand a downpour without any water seeping inside. Some binoculars are also filled with protective gas, such as argon or nitrogen, preventing the lenses from fogging up internally even when temperatures fluctuate significantly.

Porro or Roof Prism Design

When selecting your binoculars, you will often come across the terms "Porro" and "roof prism." These refer to the type of prisms used. Porro binoculars are characterized by a wider design and are not as handy, lightweight, or compact as comparable models with roof prisms. However, due to the greater distance between the objective lenses, your subjects appear a bit more three-dimensional. This effect is particularly noticeable at high magnifications and shorter distances.

Binoculars with That Special Extra

Some binoculars come with useful features that make the observer’s life easier. For example, certain marine binoculars have an integrated compass that directly shows you the cardinal directions. Additionally, a reticle can assist you in determining sizes and distances on the water. For those who prefer to observe with higher magnifications without using a tripod, a binocular with an integrated image stabilizer is a great choice. This allows you to enjoy shake-free images even at 16x magnification when held by hand. Take a look in the BRESSER online shop to find the ideal binoculars for your grand moments in nature.

Binoculars FAQ - Here You’ll Find Our Most Frequently Asked Questions: 

It depends on how you intend to use the binoculars. For handheld observations, a magnification of 7x to 12x is ideal. At higher magnifications, the image becomes too shaky without a tripod. Additionally, as magnification increases, the field of view becomes smaller. This allows you to see more details, but moving objects like birds may quickly leave your field of view.
The first number indicates the magnification, and the second is the diameter of the objective lenses in millimeters. Thus, the 8x40 binoculars have 8x magnification and 40 mm objective lenses.
With higher magnification, you can see more details, but the field of view becomes smaller. The larger the objective diameter, the more light enters the binoculars, resulting in a brighter image.
The twilight factor is a purely calculated value that describes the ability to see details in low-light conditions. It is calculated as follows:

Square root of (magnification x objective diameter)

Therefore, an 8x42 binocular has a twilight factor of 18.3. Important: The twilight factor does not take into account performance-enhancing factors such as glass material or coatings!
The higher the twilight factor, the more details you can see through the binoculars in low-light conditions. However, it is purely a calculated value. Performance-enhancing components such as high-quality glass and lens coatings are not taken into account.
The field of view describes the area visible through the binoculars at a distance of 1,000 m. Therefore, an optic with a field of view of 130 m at 1,000 m shows you a section of 130 m.
A monocular is significantly more compact than a binocular. It fits in any pocket and is perfect for a quick glance, such as for orientation while hiking. However, observing with both eyes through a binocular is more comfortable. It provides a three-dimensional image and is easier to hold steady due to its higher weight.
All BRESSER binoculars offer excellent value for money. For beginners, we recommend the good standard optics from our entry-level category or the high-quality mid-range binoculars.

If you want to buy binoculars, you should consider the following specifications:
  • Magnification
  • Objective diameter
  • Field of view
  • Coating
  • Glass material
  • Focusing type
  • Brightness
  • Twilight factor
  • Exit pupil
  • Weather resistance
  • Weight
  • Both types of binoculars with their 42 mm objective lenses are good all-round optics. Whether to choose the 8x magnification of the 8x42 or the 10x magnification of the 10x42 binoculars mainly depends on personal preference. The difference is not that significant.
    In general: at higher magnifications, the image tends to be slightly darker and harder to hold steady. Additionally, you will have a smaller field of view. However, you will also see more details as a result.
    Twilight factor and brightness are related, as both are calculated from the magnification and the objective diameter of a binocular. The twilight factor describes the ability to see details in low-light conditions, making it relevant only for such use cases. In contrast, brightness represents the overall brightness of the image. However, be careful: neither value takes into account performance-enhancing factors like coatings or glass quality. Therefore, they are only meaningful when all other aspects are equal – that is, when comparing different binocular models within the same series.
    For observations at long distances, you need a binocular with a large objective diameter, such as 50 mm, and a high magnification, like 16x to 20x. Depending on the application, spotting scopes are also a good alternative, as they often offer more capabilities in these areas than binoculars.
    It depends on the application. If you need a higher magnification for more details, the 10x50 binoculars are the right choice. In contrast, the 7x50 binoculars are lighter, offer a larger field of view, and are easier to hold steady.
    The pupil of an older person does not dilate as much in darkness as that of a younger person, typically only to about 5–6 mm. Therefore, the exit pupil should not exceed this value so that you can fully utilize the performance and avoid carrying an unnecessarily heavy binocular.
    To adjust the interpupillary distance, move the two sides of the binoculars closer together or farther apart along the central axis. The distance is correct when you see a single, round image. You can compensate for differences in vision with the diopter adjustment, which is usually located on the right eyepiece.