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Nikon 18x70IF WP WF Binoculars

The Nikon 18x70IF WP WF binoculars combine powerful 18x magnification with large 70mm objective lenses to provide a bright, detailed view for demanding observation in environments such as maritime operations and stargazing. Their Porro prism optical design uses multilayer-coated lenses to enhance light transmission, while the wide 64.3° apparent field of view and 15.4mm eye relief support comfortable viewing over extended periods, including for users wearing glasses. Individual focusing provides precise adjustment for each eye, while O-ring seals and nitrogen gas filling give the binoculars a waterproof and fog-free construction rated for immersion to 2m for up to five minutes. With a 4.0° real field of view, 3.9mm exit pupil and 70m field of view at 1,000m, the binoculars offer a substantial viewing perspective, while the 2,065g body can be mounted to a tripod using an optional adaptor for more stable observation.

SKU: GC46-BAA196WA

Nikon 18x70IF WP WF Binoculars

Nikon 18x70IF WP WF Binoculars

The Nikon 18x70IF WP WF binoculars combine powerful 18x magnification with large 70mm objective lenses to provide a bright, detailed view for demanding observation in environments such as maritime operations and stargazing. Their Porro prism optical design uses multilayer-coated lenses to enhance light transmission, while the wide 64.3° apparent field of view and 15.4mm eye relief support comfortable viewing over extended periods, including for users wearing glasses. Individual focusing provides precise adjustment for each eye, while O-ring seals and nitrogen gas filling give the binoculars a waterproof and fog-free construction rated for immersion to 2m for up to five minutes. With a 4.0° real field of view, 3.9mm exit pupil and 70m field of view at 1,000m, the binoculars offer a substantial viewing perspective, while the 2,065g body can be mounted to a tripod using an optional adaptor for more stable observation.

Key Features:

Powerful 18x Magnification

Large 70mm Objective Lenses

Bright Detailed Viewing

Porro Prism Optical Design

Multilayer Lens Coatings

Wide 64.3° Apparent Field

15.4mm Eye Relief

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Nikon 18x70IF WP WF Binoculars

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Nikon 18x70IF WP WF Binoculars

The Nikon 18x70IF WP WF binoculars combine powerful 18x magnification with large 70mm objective lenses to provide a bright, detailed view for demanding observation in environments such as maritime operations and stargazing. Their Porro prism optical design uses multilayer-coated lenses to enhance light transmission, while the wide 64.3° apparent field of view and 15.4mm eye relief support comfortable viewing over extended periods, including for users wearing glasses. Individual focusing provides precise adjustment for each eye, while O-ring seals and nitrogen gas filling give the binoculars a waterproof and fog-free construction rated for immersion to 2m for up to five minutes. With a 4.0° real field of view, 3.9mm exit pupil and 70m field of view at 1,000m, the binoculars offer a substantial viewing perspective, while the 2,065g body can be mounted to a tripod using an optional adaptor for more stable observation.

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