Stan's must :

The binoculars Conquest HDX 10X32 from Zeiss are sturdy. The optical quality is exceptional : you will have among the most clear and crispy image.

The field of view is very satisfying. They are lightweight and have a good grip. These binoculars will last lifelong !

Description :

The ZEISS Conquest HDX combines superior optical performance, robustness and ergonomics at an extremely attractive price, making it the ideal all-rounder in the premium optics range.

Thanks to the premium optical performance, every detail is visible in vibrant clarity. With its robust design and durable materials, it is designed to withstand the elements, ensuring reliability wherever your journey takes you. In addition, the thought-out ergonomics enable comfortable handling and individual settings for ease of use.

Premium Optics with HD Concept

The optical excellence of the Conquest HDX is based on the HD concept: a perfectly balanced optical system that combines selected coatings, lenses and a finely tuned optical design. It enables 90 % light transmission for the brightest images, color fidelity for true-to-life images without color fringing and color casts for perfect identification and sharpness from edge to edge for a clear and detailed image across the entire field-of-view.

Robust and durable design

The Conquest HDX is built to last in any environment, whether it's extreme temperatures, wet conditions, or direct sunlight. Its durable, waterproof, and shockproof features are attributed to its robust mechanical design and lightweight magnesium housing. Additionally, it's covered with a protective rubber armoring that provides a perfect grip under any circumstance.

ZEISS T* Coating

ZEISS T* coating is a guarantee of the brilliant, high-contrast images­­ which you will experience above all in adverse light conditions and in the twilight. Behind it, however, there is no specific formula for building up the layers. Instead, it is a technology that is constantly adjusted to suit new glass materials and requirements, which varies from lens to lens.