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Celestron Ultima 20 x 50 Binoculars (Black)

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Celestron Ultima 20 x 50 Binoculars (Black)Highlights: Porro prism binoculars Large 50mm objective lensesare ideal for viewing in low light conditions High powered 20x magnification for up close views of distant subjects BaK 4 prisms and fully multi coated optics deliver maximum light transmission through the optical path Ergonomic body with synthetic rubber armor and a non slip grip Tripod adaptable for extended viewing sessions Ultima 20x50 Binoculars Experience the Action Up Close Wherever

Highlights:

Porro prism binoculars

Large 50mm objective lensesare ideal for viewing in low light conditions

High powered 20x magnification for up-close views of distant subjects

BaK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated optics deliver maximum light transmission through the optical path

Ergonomic body with synthetic rubber armor and a non-slip grip

Tripod adaptable for extended viewing sessions

Ultima 20x50 Binoculars – Experience the Action Up Close

Wherever you are, enjoy stunning close-up views with the Ultima 20x50 binoculars. With powerful 20x magnification, you’ll feel immersed in the action, making them ideal for distant subjects like wildlife observation or surveillance when maintaining your distance is key.

Superior Optical Performance

Designed with a classic Porro prism system, these binoculars deliver exceptional image clarity and depth of field. The widely spaced objective lenses enhance triangulation, providing a rich, three-dimensional viewing experience that only traditional Porro prisms can achieve.

Enhanced Light Transmission

The fully multi-coated optics ensure maximum light transmission by applying multiple anti-reflective layers to all glass surfaces, resulting in brighter, more detailed images. Inside, high-quality BaK-4 prisms further enhance light reflection, optimizing brightness and clarity.


Durable and Weather-Resistant

Built for the outdoors, the lightweight yet rugged aluminum housing is reinforced with synthetic rubber armor for extra protection. The fold-down rubber eyecups provide comfort for both eyeglass and non-eyeglass wearers. Plus, these binoculars are fully waterproof and nitrogen-filled, preventing internal fogging and ensuring reliability in any environment.

Powerful Magnification for Any Adventure

With a 20x magnification and large 50mm objective lenses, these binoculars excel at whale watching from shore, spotting wildlife in open fields, viewing distant landmarks, or following the action at sports events.

Versatile Viewing Options

The included neck strap keeps your binoculars within easy reach, while the tripod-adaptable design allows for extended viewing sessions or digiscoping (photographing through the eyepiece). A tripod adapter is sold separately.

Complete Accessory Set

The Ultima 20x50 comes with an adjustable neck strap, a protective soft case, and covers for both the eyepiece and objective lenses, ensuring safe storage and easy transport wherever your adventures take you.

Specifications:

 

Magnification:                                                                   20x

Objective Lens Diameter:                                             50mm (1.97")

Angular Field of View:                                                    3.1°

Linear Field of View (@1000 yds) / @1000 m):     162 ft (54 m)

Exit Pupil:                                                                            2.5mm (0.1")

Eye Relief:                                                                           14.5mm (0.57")

Close Focus:                                                                       22.9ft (7m)

Interpupillary Distance (max):                                    74mm (2.91")

Interpupillary Distance (min):                                     50mm (1.97")

Diopter Adjustment Range:                                        ±6

Twilight Factor:                                                                 31.62

Relative Brightness:                                                        18

Lens Coatings:                                                                   Fully Multi-Coated

Prism Glass (Type):                                                         BaK-4

Prism Coatings:                                                                 N/A

Weight:                                                                                                26.8 oz (760 g)

Environmental Protection:                                           Waterproof

Nitrogen Filled:                                                                 Yes

Tripod Adaptable:                                                            Yes

Carrying Case:                                                                   Black woven fabric case with hook-and-loop closure                                                                                       flap

Dimensions:                                                                       170mm x 185mm x 60mm (6.7" x 7.3" x 2.4")

Included Items:                                                                                Case

                                                                                                Neck strap

                                                                                                Eyepiece covers

                                                                                                Tethered objective covers

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