With binoculars, you can view objects from a large distance. You can use them in nature, but also in a theater or stadium. There are different types of binoculars, like the mono binoculars, roof prism binoculars, and porro binoculars. You place some binoculars on a tripod. That's useful if you're going bird watching for an entire day, for example. There are binoculars for different usage situations. A bird watcher has other needs than a theatergoer. On this page, you can choose the right binoculars for you.
Our choice for binoculars for bird watching|Maximum magnification factor 8|Diameter lens 42 mm|Exit pupil 5,3 mm
- Thanks to the 8x magnification factor, you can clearly capture birds and accurately follow their flight.
- The large 42mm lens diameter ensures bright images, even on a cloudy day.
169,-
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Our choice for binoculars for sports competitions|Maximum magnification factor 8|Diameter lens 42 mm|Exit pupil 5,3 mm
- Thanks to the 8x magnification factor, you can clearly capture an athlete from the bleachers.
- With the narrow field of view, you can effortlessly follow an athlete's movements.
- Thanks to the low weight, you can easily take the binoculars with you in your bag.
259,-
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Our choice for binoculars for on safari|Maximum magnification factor 10|Diameter lens 42 mm|Exit pupil 4,3 mm
- Thanks to the 10x magnification factor, you can capture far-away animals up close while remaining at a safe distance.
- The large 42mm lens diameter ensures bright images, even on a cloudy day.
- Thanks to the low weight, you can easily take the binoculars with you in your suitcase.
289,-
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Our choice for binoculars for on the water|Maximum magnification factor 8|Diameter lens 32 mm|Exit pupil 4 mm
- These binoculars are waterproof, so feel free to use them on a boat.
- With the wide field of view, you can easily spot a subject on the water.
229,-
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