Product Overview
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10×42 binoculars are the most popular size of binoculars made, giving users the perfect balance between 10X in magnification and a 42mm front objective lens. Our 10×42’s compare to the best and are built with high-performance ED front lenses. This combination of power, size and glass bridges the gap for users who need a mid-sized binocular but providing enough magnification for seeing fine detail and large enough lenses for low light performance. A completely waterproof binocular, the 10x42ED’s weigh in at only 26 ounces and have an overall length of only 5.7” long. Aluminum adjustable eyecups that will not fail, a magnesium micro-bridge body and GPObright™ high transmission coatings on every glass surface will give you a complete optical system perfectly designed for your mid-sized binocular needs. All GPO products are backed by the best lifetime warranty and service in the industry, their exclusive Spectacular Lifetime Warranty.™
- ED glass technology
- Magnesium micro-bridge and body
- GPObright lens coating technology
- Waterproof and fogproof
- Tough aluminum eyecup tubes
- Lightweight and compact
- Custom-molded hard case
Included accessories
- Cleaning cloth
- Hard case
- Neoprene strap
- Hard Case strap
- Objective covers
- Ocular covers
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Key Features:
GPObright is a proprietary coating process that maximizes light transmission through each surface of an optical element. As light hits an optical surface, normal uncoated high-performance glass can reflect up to 5% of that light, redirecting this light so it does not transmit through the optical system. However, when these high-performance lenses are vacuum-coated with GPObright lens coatings, up to 99.7% of the available light passes through each optical surface. Furthermore, when every surface of the entire optical system is properly coated, total light transmission can reach up to more than 92%, making the optical image of a GPO binocular or riflescope “bright,” even in the lowest light conditions.
