Hawke Frontier ED X 8x42 Binoculars - Green
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Product Details
Manufacturer code: 38 410 | Our code: 129008
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Joint Winnter Best Overall 8x42 Birding Binocular 2021 & Best Mid-High End Binocular "Brilliant optics, a common sense design that puts user-friendliness first" - Birdwatching Magazine |
Hawke Frontier ED X 8x42 Binoculars. High quality hard case with space to store a strap and cleaning cloth. A belt loop and notes pocket on the rear complete this indispensable accessory.
Features
- Extra-low Dispersion glass for optimum clarity
- Dielectric Coatings provide increased light reflectivity
- Fully Multi-Coated optics to produce sharp images
- Focus knob with 1.5 turn - close focus 6.6ft/2m
- High resolution Phase Corrected BAK-4 roof prisms
- Water repellent coating on objective lenses
- Lightweight rubber coated magnesium alloy chassis
- Stay-on lens covers for maximum lens protection
- Replaceable twist-up eye cups with position stops
Specifications
- Power: 8×
- Objective: 42mm
- Lens Coating: Fully Multi-Coated (FMC)
- Field of View: m @1000m / ft @1000yds142m / 426ft
- Close Focus: 2m / 6.6ft
- Eye relief: 18mm / 0.7″
- Height: 140mm / 5″
- Weight: 692g / 24.4oz
Product Specification
| Exit Pupil Distance | 5 mm |
|---|---|
| Linear Field of View (@ 1000m) | 142 m |
| Interpupillary Distance | 56-74 mm |
| Eye Relief | 18 mm |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Fogproof | Yes |
| Rubber Armoured | No |
| Prism | Roof |
Product Reviews
Review by Pt
Uttings
Good quality and features at a price that fitted my budget compared to more expensive makes with similar specifications. Not disappointed with this Hawke product.
Review by Gerald Kenwood
First class just what I needed
Review by Janet
I bought these binoculars as a present for my husband. He is very pleased with the quality and smoothness of use.
Review by Geoff Gill
Uttings
A big disappointment. Returned for a refund. Focus wheel faulty, with a large amount of slack motion. Intermittent, but very visible halo due to poor control of stray light. Also very significant level of colour fringing on high contrast items - my old £100 bins show hardly any such aberration. Maybe I got a dud pair, but given the great reviews, presumed quality, high specifications and (alleged) quality control, this really shouldn’t happen with an award winning, ‘top of the range, binocular.
Review by Paul
Excellent product for intermediate range binoculars.
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