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Steiner 8x44 mm Peregrine XP Binoculars provide a clear, wide viewing field great for birdwatching and hunting! Clear, bright and powerful magnification gets you up-close and personal with the great outdoors, while the wide viewing field lets you track down darting birds and fast-moving wildlife with ease! Also features a tough rubber armoring that will withstand clumsy hands and hard use in all types of conditions... so go ahead and bring these Binocs anywhere! Top-notch quality: High definition optics for unbeatable brightness and color; Smooth-as-silk precision center focus goes from 6 1/2 foot close focus to infinity in a mere 1 1/2 turns; Waterproofed to U.S. military specifications; NANO-Coated lens surfaces eliminate rain, snow and moisture from view; Lenses clean easily with running water, hand shake to dry; Pressurized with dry nitrogen gas to eliminate internal fogging; 390 feet @ 1,000 yards F.O.V.; 20 mm eye relief for viewing that won't strain your eyes; Gel-pad thumb grips for pillow-soft comfort; Includes easy-to-remove lens caps; Easy-on, easy-off neoprene rain hood to protect eyepiece from the elements; Clic-Loc strap system for quick removal and attachment of neck strap; Weigh 30 ozs.; Carry case included. Get yours today! Steiner 8x44 mm Peregrine XP Binoculars
Product Details
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Steiner
- EAN: 0077068008040
- Label: Steiner
- Manufacturer: Steiner
- Model: 804
- MPN: 804ST
- ProductGroup: Sports
- ProductTypeName: SPORTING_GOODS
- Publisher: Steiner
- Studio: Steiner
- UPC: 077068008040
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