Overview

With their 56mm lens and 16x magnification, the Nikon MONARCH 5 16x56 is designed for heavy-duty use over long distances, even in the harshest light conditions. They offer nature enthusiasts crisp, clear images, a rugged design, and an optimal grip. Their extreme magnification of 16x offers a visual experience that reveals the smallest details. Nikon's ED (ultra-low dispersion) lenses, high reflectivity dielectric coating, and phase correction coating ensure truer-than-life vision. Rubber eyecups ensure easy positioning of the eyes, while the large eye relief allows quick focus on the desired object.

SKU: GC46-BAA836SA

Nikon Monarch 5 16x56 Outdoor Binoculars

With their 56mm lens and 16x magnification, the Nikon MONARCH 5 16x56 is designed for heavy-duty use over long distances, even in the harshest light conditions. They offer nature enthusiasts crisp, clear images, a rugged design, and an optimal grip. Their extreme magnification of 16x offers a visual experience that reveals the smallest details. Nikon's ED (ultra-low dispersion) lenses, high reflectivity dielectric coating, and phase correction coating ensure truer-than-life vision. Rubber eyecups ensure easy positioning of the eyes, while the large eye relief allows quick focus on the desired object.

They are waterproof, anti-fog and their rubberized coating ensure a comfortable and secure grip. The MONARCH 5 (56mm) model also has a handy hinged lens cap so you never lose the protective cover in the field.

Features:

Premium ED (Ultra-Low Dispersion) Lenses

High reflectivity dielectric treatment for superior transmission uniformity in the visible range

Phase correction coated prisms for excellent definition.

Multilayer treatment of all lenses and prisms

Sealing and anti-fog with O-rings and nitrogen filling.

TRA-3 tripod adapter included for the 16x

Rubberized cover for high impact resistance and good grip

Ultra-light glass-fiber-reinforced polycarbonate housing

Long eye relief design provides a great field of view sharpness, even for eyeglass wearers.

Rubberized ribbed eyecups facilitate eye positioning for comfortable eye relief.

Eco-friendly lenses, arsenic and lead-free

Wide neoprene strap

Flip-up lens caps

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Product Overview

With their 56mm lens and 16x magnification, the Nikon MONARCH 5 16x56 is designed for heavy-duty use over long distances, even in the harshest light conditions. They offer nature enthusiasts crisp, clear images, a rugged design, and an optimal grip. Their extreme magnification of 16x offers a visual experience that reveals the smallest details. Nikon's ED (ultra-low dispersion) lenses, high reflectivity dielectric coating, and phase correction coating ensure truer-than-life vision. Rubber eyecups ensure easy positioning of the eyes, while the large eye relief allows quick focus on the desired object.

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