Overview

Bring distant animals, beasts, or boats in close to make detailed observations with the black Tasco 12x50 Essentials Porro Binoculars. Anti-reflection fully coated optics improve light transmission, color, and clarity; while a traditional BK7 Porro prism optical path and wide apparent angle of view help to provide an immersive observational experience with a rich depth of field and reduced appearance of visible hand shake common to high-power optics such as these. With a comfortable feel in the hand thanks to rubberized armoring, and a large center focusing wheel, these Essentials binoculars can be held easily or mounted on a tripod with an optional adapter for hands-free use during long observation sessions.

SKU: GC39-170125

Tasco 12x50 Essentials Porro Binoculars (Black)

Bring distant animals, beasts, or boats in close to make detailed observations with the black Tasco 12x50 Essentials Porro Binoculars. Anti-reflection fully coated optics improve light transmission, color, and clarity; while a traditional BK7 Porro prism optical path and wide apparent angle of view help to provide an immersive observational experience with a rich depth of field and reduced appearance of visible hand shake common to high-power optics such as these. With a comfortable feel in the hand thanks to rubberized armoring, and a large center focusing wheel, these Essentials binoculars can be held easily or mounted on a tripod with an optional adapter for hands-free use during long observation sessions.

Optical Performance

  • 12x magnification
  • 50mm objective lenses
  • Traditional Porro prism design provides a rich depth of field versus similar roof prism models
  • Anti-reflection fully coated optics improve light transmission, color rendition, and contrast
  • Wide 60¬∞ apparent angle of view helps to mitigate the appearance of visible hand-shake
  • 262-foot field of view at 1000 yards
  • 16mm eye relief
  • 4.2mm exit pupil

Use and Handling

  • Large center focusing wheel is easy to manipulate even when wearing gloves
  • Right-eye dioptric correction
  • Fold-down rubber eyecups for comfortable use with or without eyewear
  • Tripod mountable with optional adapter

Construction Details

  • Lightweight plastic chassis
  • Protective black rubber armor provides a slip-resistant grip
  • Textured palm-pads improve grip security
  • Includes case, strap, eyepiece, and objective lens covers
  • Weight: 27 ounces

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Bring distant animals, beasts, or boats in close to make detailed observations with the black Tasco 12x50 Essentials Porro Binoculars. Anti-reflection fully coated optics improve light transmission, color, and clarity; while a traditional BK7 Porro prism optical path and wide apparent angle of view help to provide an immersive observational experience with a rich depth of field and reduced appearance of visible hand shake common to high-power optics such as these. With a comfortable feel in the hand thanks to rubberized armoring, and a large center focusing wheel, these Essentials binoculars can be held easily or mounted on a tripod with an optional adapter for hands-free use during long observation sessions.

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