LEVENHUK New Atom binoculars 7x50 84619

The Levenhuk New Atom 7x50 is a binocular suited to nature lovers, hunters and spectators at sporting events. Its 7x magnification and 50 mm objective lens combine to deliver a vivid, detailed image,...
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21 890 Ft

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Color
Zoom amount
Objective lens diameter
Field of vision m/1000
Relative brightness
Min. lens dioptry
-3
Max, lens dioptry
+3
Weight

The Levenhuk New Atom 7x50 is a binocular suited to nature lovers, hunters and spectators at sporting events. Its 7x magnification and 50 mm objective lens combine to deliver a vivid, detailed image, even in lower light. The binoculars offer a relative brightness of 51 and a field of view of 112 m at 1000 m.

High-quality optics provide a clear, sharp picture, while the ergonomic design makes the binoculars comfortable to hold and use over long periods. The sturdy, weather-resistant construction performs reliably in a variety of conditions. Weighing 1120 g and finished in black, it is a solid companion for outdoor use.

The binoculars are versatile and well suited to birdwatching, hiking, hunting or following sporting events. The larger objective diameter gathers more light, giving good visibility at dusk and at dawn.

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