Steiner launch new Observer series Binoculars with 10 year warranty
Recently launched and now available in the UK, Steiner's new Observer range of binoculars have been designed to provide versatility - with the promise the new binoculars will match even the most testing situations under almost any condition. Quite something within a range costing little over 200 pounds. You get a choice of 2 full-sized models, each providing comfortable ergonomics for long-term observation. The Observer range should provide an ideal bag companion for general purpose birdwatching use and with a 10 years guarantee, be quite competitive.
The Observers feature Steiner’s High-Contrast-Optics which provide bright, accurate colours and clear images for exceptional performance right down to a close range of 2m. The 'Fast-Close-Focus' central focusing wheel requires minimal, stepless rotation for rapid sharpness from close-up to infinity. They are comfortable and easy to use with outstanding ruggedness and the durable polycarbonate Makrolon housing provides a wide working temperature range between –15 °C and +55°C.
Nonslip NBR-Longlife rubber armour protection resists oil, acid and adverse weather. The ergonomic design with rubber armoured protruding controls will also provide comfortable and silent observation and cylindric rotation eyecups are made of soft, skin-friendly and non-aging silicone. Both models come with the aforementioned 10 year guarantee and are completed with case, strap, rain guard and objective covers. Full features can be found below...
PRODUCT FEATURES
Suggested Retail prices as follows:
http://www.steiner-binoculars.co.uk/pages/observer.html
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The Observers feature Steiner’s High-Contrast-Optics which provide bright, accurate colours and clear images for exceptional performance right down to a close range of 2m. The 'Fast-Close-Focus' central focusing wheel requires minimal, stepless rotation for rapid sharpness from close-up to infinity. They are comfortable and easy to use with outstanding ruggedness and the durable polycarbonate Makrolon housing provides a wide working temperature range between –15 °C and +55°C.
Nonslip NBR-Longlife rubber armour protection resists oil, acid and adverse weather. The ergonomic design with rubber armoured protruding controls will also provide comfortable and silent observation and cylindric rotation eyecups are made of soft, skin-friendly and non-aging silicone. Both models come with the aforementioned 10 year guarantee and are completed with case, strap, rain guard and objective covers. Full features can be found below...
PRODUCT FEATURES
- High-Contrast-Optics provide bright, brilliant views, accurate colour and clear images with high contour sharpness for exceptional performance
- Fast-Close-Focus range from 2 metres to infinity
- Central focusing wheel requires minimal, stepless rotation for quick absolute sharpness from close-up to infinity
- Comfortable and easy to use
- Outstanding ruggedness with durable polycarbonate Makrolon housing
- Non-slip NBR-Longlife rubber armour protection resists oil, acid or adverse weather
- Eyecups made of soft, skin-friendly and non-aging silicone
- 10 Year Guarantee
Suggested Retail prices as follows:
- Observer 8x42 - £199.99
- Observer 10x42 - £229.99
http://www.steiner-binoculars.co.uk/pages/observer.html
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