Opticron Oregon 8x40 WA Binocular

£59.00

(1 Review)

✓ 5 year warranty

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About this product

Model: optcrn_oregon_porro_8x40_WA
Part Number: 30188

A good affordable binocular for general wildlife observation.

Considering its low price the new Opticron Adventurer 8x40 WA offers surprisingly high performance!

Features include fully multi-coated lenses (all air-glass surfaces) BAK-4 prisms, a wide easy to use focus wheel and tactile rubber grip.

The traditional porro-prism design provides a pleasing 3D viewing experience, compared to more compact roof prism binoculars, and a full field of view for spectacle wearers.

Includes 5 year guarantee.

FEATURES

Traditional porro prism design
Tactile rubber grip
BAK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated coated lenses
Long 18mm eyerelief eyepieces for spectacle wearers
Fold down rubber eyecups & wide wheel focusing
Close focus to 6m
Tripod adapter socket

What's in the box

Oregon 10x50 WA Porro Binoculars
Soft Case
Lanyard
Cleaning Cloth
User Guide & Guarantee

Specifications

Product Code	30188
Magnification	8
OG Lens Dia. (mm)	40
Colour	Black
Weight (g)	780
Product Dimensions LxWxD (mm)	185x145x70
Field of View (°)	8.2
Field of View (m@1000m)	143
Close Focus (m)	6
Eye Relief (mm)	18
IPD (mm)	58-73
Waterproof	No
Prism Type	Porro
UK Guarantee	5 year
Origin	China
Tripod Mount	Yes (adapter required)
Hinge Type	Single Hinge
Armour Type	Partial
Nitrogen Gas Filled	No
Prism Material	BAK-4
PC Coating	N/A
Lens Coating	Fully multi-coated
Eyecup Type	Fold
Dioptre Adjustment Side	Right

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Opticron Oregon 8x40.

10 September 2023 | Ian

A good little pair of wide field binoculars with a huge 8.2 degrees FOV. Sharp out to about 80% to the edges.. I use these to scan the constellations hand held which is easy due to their light weight. I use my Helios Apollo 15x70 on a tripod if I want to go deeper. Well worth the money.