Fortis XSR 8x42 Binoculars

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The XSR binoculars are designed to provide the angler with pin sharp vision for even the furthest of casts. Plan on doing your bird watching from a greater distance, or maybe a bit of celestial body spotting? Well, in that case you are going to need some binoculars with a higher magnification like the Celestron Skymaster range. Zuerst haben wir Ihnen unsere polarisierten Sonnenbrillen vorgestellt, mit denen Angler "Tiefer sehen" können, jetzt bringen wir Ihnen die neueste optische Leistung, mit der Sie "Weiter sehen" können. The body of the XSR Binoculars is crafted in a sleek green colour, blending seamlessly with your angling environment. Weighing in at a comfortable 610g and measuring L 160mm x W 128mm x H 60mm, these binoculars provide the perfect balance of portability and usability.

Fortis Fishing Binoculars: Spotting Carp Has Never Been Easier Premium Optical Equipment for Anglers Nejprve jsme vám přinesli naše polarizační sluneční brýle, které rybářům pomáhají "vidět hlouběji". Nyní vám přinášíme dalekohled XSR, který vám pomůže "vidět dál". Tyto dalekohledy jsou skutečně posledním dílem skládačky vodních plavidel a nabízejí vynikající vidění, které umocní vaše rybářské zážitky. One of my favourite things about these bird watching binoculars is the ergonomic shape of them. Anyone who has had to hold a pair of binoculars for a long time will tell you how important it is to have a pair that sit naturally in your hand, and these are some of the most comfortable I’ve ever used. While any experienced bird watcher would tell you that 200 pounds or so is definitely not a lot of money to pay for a pair of decent binoculars, some people new to the pastime might not want to shell out that much on their first pair. However, I have to say that by paying that little bit extra, you will get a much better pair to view those avian angels with, and these DB-215 binos from Vortex are right up there with the best for the money.Celestron 71007 SkyMaster– best birding binoculars over long distances. The high magnification coupled with quality optics is a great combination. Trakker has a reputation for developing products that resonate with the practical needs of anglers. Their binoculars are no exception, combining functional design with affordability. With options that range from compact designs to advanced models with high magnification, Trakker binoculars cater to a broad spectrum of fishing styles and requirements. Quality construction ensures durability, while specialised lenses offer clear and bright images, even in low light conditions. The Features You Need

This experience is only accentuated by the larger than average 18mm eyepieces that allow you to truly appreciate the magnification, and you don’t have to rely on your memory to recall all the images you will be treated to through them thanks to the smartphone adapter that comes with the binoculars. The simple adapter connects the front of the binoculars and then lets you attach your smartphone so you can capture the provided images using your phone’s camera. It’s easy to set up, and once you get used to it, works surprisingly well for such a simple attachment. What’s more it will work with all the well known smartphone brands and models. Introducing the XSR Binoculars, a dedicated pair of angling binoculars designed to provide pin-sharp vision for even the furthest of casts. Whether you’re observing fish at extreme range or evaluating bubblers at 50 yards, the XSR Binoculars offer the clarity and precision you need. Designed with Clarity, Durability, and Weight in Mind

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One of the standout features of the Fortis XSR Compact Fishing Binocular is its waterproof design, capable of withstanding depths of up to 1 metre for 30 minutes. This means you can confidently take these binoculars along on your fishing expeditions, even in the wettest conditions. No more worrying about your binoculars getting damaged by a sudden downpour or an accidental drop in the water. Built for the dedicated angler, the XSRs are designed to fit specific angling requirements. All factors have been thought of, from clarity to weight, venue sizes to casting range. The first number (8) refers to the magnification; how many times closer an object will appear when looking through the binocular compared to looking at the same object with the naked eye. The second number (42) indicates the diameter of the objective lens (the light-gathering lens) in millimetres. Secondly, the focus will not work on images that are closer than about 6 metres away, so don’t buy them and expect to be able to use them to watch the birds in your garden from your bedroom window.