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Vortex 10X50 Razor HD Binoculars

The finest binoculars Vortex offers, the Razors take advantage of the updated engineering and high-definition glass technology to deliver incredible natural colour distinction, brightness from dusk to dawn, and razor-sharp detail-all highly necessary for successfully separating game from cover. The Vortex Razor HD 10x50 Binocular is ideal for powerful scanning from dawn to dusk, in sunshine or shadow!

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Vortex 10X50 Razor HD Binoculars

Vortex 10X50 Razor HD Binoculars

The finest binoculars Vortex offers, the Razors take advantage of the updated engineering and high-definition glass technology to deliver incredible natural colour distinction, brightness from dusk to dawn, and razor-sharp detail-all highly necessary for successfully separating game from cover. The Vortex Razor HD 10x50 Binocular is ideal for powerful scanning from dawn to dusk, in sunshine or shadow!

Through a combination of sophisticated Apochromatic optical system combines with HD glass, advanced XR Plus fully multi-coated, dielectric prism coatings, and the ultra-hard ArmorTek exterior lens coating, Vortex raises the bar on optical performance to a new height. XR Plus lens proprietary coatings increase light transmission with multiple anti-reflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces. HD(high density) extra-low dispersion glass enhances resolution and color fidelity. Vortex Razor HD 10x50 Binocular also features with Plasma Tech that is a cutting edge application process that provides unparalleled coating durability and performance.

What's included:

Comfort neck strap

Deluxe padded carry case

Rainguard eyepiece cover

Tethered objective lens covers

Compatibility

Vortex Razor HD 10x50 Binocular

Key Features:

Magnesium chasis

Anti reflection lens coatings

Waterproof and fogproof

Rubber armour protection

Dielectric prism coatings

Phase-corrected prisms

Right eyepiece locking diopter

Ergonomic open-hinge design

ArmorTek lens armour ultra-hard

Apochromatic optical system with HD glass

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Product Overview

Vortex 10X50 Razor HD Binoculars

The finest binoculars Vortex offers, the Razors take advantage of the updated engineering and high-definition glass technology to deliver incredible natural colour distinction, brightness from dusk to dawn, and razor-sharp detail-all highly necessary for successfully separating game from cover. The Vortex Razor HD 10x50 Binocular is ideal for powerful scanning from dawn to dusk, in sunshine or shadow!

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