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Nikon Prostaff 3 16-48x60 Monocular (Integrated Eyepiece)

The Nikon PROSTAFF 3 16-48x60 Fieldscope. Top zoom monocular with high power, clear image for a wide range of outdoor activities, magnification 16-48x, lens diameter 60 mm, shortest focusing distance 3.3 m, multiple anti-reflective layers, waterproof design with nitrogen filling, rubberized design.

SKU: GC46-BDA202SA

Nikon Prostaff 3 16-48x60 Monocular (Integrated Eyepiece)

Nikon Prostaff 3 16-48x60 Monocular (Integrated Eyepiece)

The Nikon PROSTAFF 3 16-48x60 Fieldscope. Top zoom monocular with high power, clear image for a wide range of outdoor activities, magnification 16-48x, lens diameter 60 mm, shortest focusing distance 3.3 m, multiple anti-reflective layers, waterproof design with nitrogen filling, rubberized design.

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Nikon PROSTAFF series binoculars are designed for a wide range of outdoor activities, including bird watching, nature, and hiking.

They build on the excellent performance of older models and provide a clearer, sharper, and more detailed image.

Thanks to the aspherical lenses, it creates an image with less distortion even at the edges of the lens.

A larger lens diameter compared to older models also ensures a clearer image.

The Nikon Aculon PROSTAFF 3 16-48x60 binoculars are designed for multi-purpose use with the possibility of zoom, light, and ergonomic design.

Optics with lenses and prisms completely equipped with multiple anti-reflective layers guarantee a sharply sharp image with impressive brightness.

A perfectly adapted built-in zoom eyepiece with a large advance of the output pupil guarantees uncompromising comfort of observation.

Thanks to the rubberized body, you can use binoculars no matter what the weather conditions are. The binoculars never slip out of your hand and at the same time they are well protected against rain.

The Nikon PROSTAFF 3 binoculars offer 16-48x magnification and a lens diameter of 60 mm. The shortest focusing distance is from 3.3 m.

The diameter of the exit pupil is 3.8 mm (using the smallest magnification 16x).

A high-quality waterproof design with nitrogen filling is also resistant to shocks.

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Nikon Prostaff 3 16-48x60 Monocular (Integrated Eyepiece)

The Nikon PROSTAFF 3 16-48x60 Fieldscope. Top zoom monocular with high power, clear image for a wide range of outdoor activities, magnification 16-48x, lens diameter 60 mm, shortest focusing distance 3.3 m, multiple anti-reflective layers, waterproof design with nitrogen filling, rubberized design.

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