Fully Multi-Coated FMC optics guarantee to provide better images even in low light conditions. Pentax 8x25 UCF WP is fully waterproof and fog proof. The binocular provides a long eye relief, making it suitable for eye glass wearers. In addition to all these superb qualities this binocular is protected with rubber armour which absorbs shocks, provides strong grip and does not reflect light.
Features - Pentax UCF 8x25 WP Compact Porro Prism Binocular
- Fully Waterproof and Fog proof (submersible to 1m)
- Lightweight and small - Pentax 8x25 UCF
- Inner-focus optical design
- FMC optics - clear crystal views
- Bak-4 glass prisms - High-refraction, bright images
- Pop-out dioptre adjustment knob - easy adjustments
- Long eye relief - Pentax 8x25 UCF binocular
- Rubber housing - more protection, strong hold
Specifications - Pentax 8x25 UCF Waterproof Porro Prism Binocular
- Prism system Porro prism
- Focusing system Centre focus
- Optics coating Fully multi-coated
- Magnification - Pentax 8x25 UCF WP 8X
- Objective lens diameter 25 mm
- Real angular field/view 6.2°
- Field of view At 1000m is 108m
- At 1000 yrds is 324 feet
- Exit pupil diameter 3.1mm
- Eye relief - Pentax 8x25 15 mm
- Minimum focusing distance 6.2 feet
- Relative brightness 9.6
- Weight - Pentax 8x25 UCF 12.3 oz.
- Weather protection Waterproof & fog proof
- Dimensions (WxHxD) 4.3" x 4.6" x 2.7"
- 116 x 110 x 69mm
Kit Contents
Pentax 8x25 UCF Binocular
Pentax UCF Binocular strap
Pentax 8x25 Binocular case
User guide
Pentax eye caps
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Customer Reviews on Pentax 8x25 Porro Prism UCF WP Binocular£99.00
The Pentax 8x25 UCF WP binocular is for daytime use where the eye's pupillary opening is not larger than 3mm. As daylight fades the pupil widens, but there will be no more power from the glasses. The image field usually appears to darken when compared to the same view from a naked eye. Image quality was quite good (although hyped as to its flatness) and it stood 8x magnification. While adjustments all worked well, they felt critical, making viewing stressful by contrast to an easy full-sized instrument with a larger exit pupil. One problem this lightweight (370g) binocular suffers from is hand tremor, which prevents potential image quality being attained. Fortunately it has a standard bush for tripod mounting that may be rigged up with a small L-adaptor turned sideways. I did not test Pentax's claim to waterproofing.
