K&F Concept 1026MT 10x26 Binoculars Multi-Coated Optics and BaK4 Prisms for Bird Watching, Hunting, Sports Events or Concerts
SKU: KF33.009
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The minimum interpupillary distance for the TrailSeeker ED 8x42 binocular is: 56mm (2.20")
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I own the 8X42 and they are very good for bird/wildlife watching. The 8X42 ED- Extra Low Dispersion model may be a higher quality lenses system, but I have been very happy with the pair that I have. Very clear and sharp images.
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Never been on a safari but these binoc’s have been great under all kinds of conditions.
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The BaK-4 Prisms have Phase and Dielectric Coatings for increased light transmission through the prism system for brighter images, increased contrast and resolution.
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Yes there is a mount . You need to pop out the celestron logo on the focus dial. This would reveal ghe threaded screw adptor
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I'm not familiar with the nature dx but the trailseekers are incredible. I had mine out a few days ago and could see detail at 10x that we couldn't see with 16x Nikons. Everyone knows Nikon is good glass. Celestron is better.
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Yes, they are great for bird watching. I have used them in the Andes in Peru, in marshes (lots of reflection), and more recently in the woods and they always deliver crisp and colorful views.
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Yes, I think so. I've worn my glasses when using these binoculars.
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They can accomodate a narrow eye bridge but my pair is very stiff when adjusting for different eye separations.
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I would say...a qualified "yes." You are going to have a nice wide field-of-view and sharp focus. The 40mm objectives are not going to allow a huge amount of light gathering but you will have portability and that counts for a lot - a light, sharp and accurate optic is more useful than a large and bulky choice. Even if that means giving up some "reach."