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Conquest HDX 8x32

Conquest HDX 8x32

Regular price $1,599.99
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Nom du produit Conquest HDX 8x32
Mise au point minimale (pied) 4,9
Champ de vision (pieds à 1000 verges) 420
Dégagement oculaire (mm) 16
Poids (g) 620
Étanchéité Oui
Grossissement 10

ZEISS Conquest HDX binoculars combine superior optical performance, robustness, and ergonomics at an extremely attractive price, making them the ideal device in the high-end optics range.

Thanks to their superior optical performance, every detail is visible with dazzling clarity. With their robust design and durable materials, they are built to withstand the elements, ensuring their reliability no matter where you go. Additionally, the well-thought-out ergonomics allow for comfortable handling and individual adjustments for greater ease of use.

High-End Optics with the HD Concept

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

Robust and Durable Design

The Conquest HDX are built to last in any environment, whether it's extreme temperatures, wet conditions, or direct sunlight. Their durability, waterproofness, and shock resistance features are attributed to their robust mechanical design and lightweight magnesium housing. Additionally, they are covered with a protective rubber coating that ensures a perfect grip in all circumstances.

ZEISS T* Coating

The ZEISS T* coating guarantees brilliant, high-contrast images, which you will experience above all in unfavorable low-light conditions and at dusk. However, there is no specific formula for developing the layers. Instead, it is a technology constantly adjusted to meet new glass materials and requirements that vary from lens to lens.

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