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Manufacturer Code: BAA729AA
 UPC : 018208087341
Brand: Nikon
RRP: £228.62£163.30Inc VAT 20%You Save: £65.32
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Nikon 12x50 Sporter EX Water Proof Binocular: Nikon 12x50 Sporter EX Binocular is
perfect for bird watching, naval and sporting events, these Sporter EX
binoculars presents powerful 12x magnification. Nikon 12x50
Sporter EX Binocular is waterproof and fog proof with nitrogen gas filled
for use in all weather conditions. High-eyepoint design offers crisp and clear
field of view, even for spectator’s wearers. Multi coated lenses for brighter
and clear images. Turn and slide rubber eyecups with multi-click make easy
positioning of eyes at the exact eyepoint. Eco-glass optics that is free of lead
and arsenic are use for all lenses and prisms.
Nikon 12x50 Sporter EX Binocular features rugged construction, and finely
tuned ergonomic engineering for contented handling through long hours of use.
Whatsoever your passion - be it bird watching, rugby, an ocean crossing, or a
night at the opera - Nikon 12x50 Sporter EX is the perfect binoculars for
you.
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Waterproof (up to 1m/3.3 ft. for 10
minutes) and fog-free with nitrogen gas |
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High-eyepoint design provides a clear
field of view, even for eyeglass wearers |
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Multilayer coated lenses for brighter
images |
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Turn-and-slide rubber eyecups with
multi-click facilitate easy positioning of eyes at the correct
eyepoint |
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Eco-glass optics that are free of lead
and arsenic are used for all lenses and prisms |
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Specification -
Nikon 12x50 Sporter EX Binocular |
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Magnification (x) |
12 |
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Angular Field of View (real) (degrees) |
4.7 |
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Angular Field of View (apparent)
(degrees) |
52.4 |
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Effective Objective Diameter [mm] |
50 |
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Field of View at 1000m [m] |
82 |
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Exit Pupil [mm] |
4.2 |
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Relative Brightness |
17.6 |
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Eye Relief [mm) |
15.5 |
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Close Focus Distance [m) |
5.0 |
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Interpupillary Distance Adjustment
(mm) |
56-72 |
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Length (mm) |
183 |
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Width (mm) |
139 |
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Type |
Roof Prism |
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Weight (g) |
800 |
Kit Content
Nikon Sporter EX 12X50 Binocular
Nikon Soft Case
Nikon Eye and Front caps
Nikon Strap
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Customer Reviews on Nikon 12x50 Sporter EX Binocular Waterproof£163.30
5 out of 5
based on
2 reviews
Review by Eddie Boyle,
11/08/2012, Customer Rating:
 My wife and I decided it was time to get some decent bins. We looked around for months and eventually came to the conclusion that, for our purposes, more magnification the better and bigger rather than smaller lens.
No shortage of places to buy, but, Microglobe stood out a mile on the value for money stakes, so much so that it made us a tad reluctant on the, too good to be true, principle. However, our desire for a bargain won and we placed the order with Microglobe.
An incredible two days later the goods arrived. And were we pleased with the product? You bet excellent pair of bins, just right for us, more than just delighted. Good robust build standard, stylish looks and quite breathtaking performance. At 800 gms weight a shade on the heavy side, but this is compensated by a neck strap that is simply superb.
Review by Julian Brown,
04/05/2011, Customer Rating:
I have never used a decent pair of Binocular's before although I have tried several cheap ones. I checked some reviews and Nikon Bins seemed to get good reviews.
I looked throught the net to see what Nikons were available and at what price. Having decided on some 12 x magnification and reasonable size lenses (lighting) and weight not being that important to me, I decided on these.
I looked through varies price comparison sites and found Microglobe to be by far the cheapest, so I placed my order. Within a few days the Binoculars arrived and I went out into the garden to try them, wow the clarity and ease of focus were by far the best I have ever used.
Good product, Great service and fantastic price.
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 17 February, 2011.
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