Nikon MONARCH 3 10x42 Binoculars 07541 NEW Original Box, Caps, Case, Strap etc

Description: New Nikon Monarch 3 10x42 Binoculars. With case, strap, paperwork and lens caps. These are new in the box. They have never been used. The box shows some wear from being stored for a few years. High reflective silver alloy phase corrected Prisms - helps eliminate the degradation of the image caused by different light phases Reflecting in the binocularFully multicoated - all lens surfaces are multicoated with anti-reflective coatingsPolycarbonate body - designed to be rugged and durableMulti-click turn and slide eyecups with generous Eye relief - great for eyeglass wearersUnmatched Warranty - 25 year no fault repair or replace Warranty At 24.9 ounces, the Nikon Monarch 3 10x42 is not only one of the best binoculars for viewing, it is also one of the lightest. Compared to other models that we evaluated, the Nikon Monarch performs well in all lighting conditions and has the highest exit pupil metric. It is designed with a roof-prism system, so the barrels of the binocular are small in diameter yet maintain a powerful optical lens size of 42 mm. All of these attributes add up to make it one of the highest scoring models we tested. ClarityThe Nikon Monarch 10x42 was one of two pairs, along with the Bushnell NatureView 6x30, to score a 10 out of 10 when evaluating clarity. The Monarch is able to receive such a high score due to the balance of a magnifying power of 10 and an optical lens size of 42. This combination gives the binoculars one of the highest exit pupil metrics (5.25) of any of that we tested. With this high exit pupil measurement, the Monarch is able to perform in varied lighting conditions; dawn, dusk, sunshine, and very cloudy days. The ability to perform well in dawn and dusk is a huge bonus for hunters that are seeking out crepuscular animals and require a binocular to perform in this lighting scenario. Also, with an optical lens size of 42mm, more light is able to enter the barrel, as opposed to a 30mm lens, creating a crisper and brighter image. Another key aspect attributing to the amazing clarity is the use of a magnifying power of 8 instead of 10, like the other high-powered binoculars. This magnification power, while still very strong, masks tremors that result from shaking hands while holding the binoculars, unlike the stronger binoculars with a magnifying power of 10 which exaggerate this shakiness and result in a less-clear image. Years of experience in creating high quality equipment including cameras, binoculars, and spotting scopes really shines through in the clarity and design of the Nikon Monarch 8x42.What is incredibly impressive about the Nikon Monarch 10x42, is that it does not fall victim to sunspots or clarity issues around the edges of the lens, as did other competitors such as the Vanguard Endeavor ED and the Nikon ProStaff 7.

Price: 233.91 USD

Location: Paris, Texas

End Time: 2024-12-30T05:15:04.000Z

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