Pentax AD 9x32 WP Roof Prism Binoculars: Pentax 9x32 binocular is well suited for outdoor observations like hiking, bird watching and traveling. Its body is constructed from polycarbonate material that made it rigid while keeping it light weight. The fully multi-coated objective lenses reduces reflections from the lens surface, reduces flare and glare and enhances image contrast. The helicoid, twisted up eyecups and long eye relief offers comfortable viewing with or without glasses. A click-stop adjustment locks on the right eyepiece dioptre to perform trouble-free operation. The binocular incorporates phase corrected BaK4 high resolution roof prisms that ensures high quality observations. It is purged with nitrogen to resist internal fogging and also water proof to be used in all weather conditions. The temperature resistant feature allowing its use in extreme climates while reducing expansion and contraction with temperature and the binocular can perform optimally. The 9x32 is Tripod mountable for stress free long session observation. The open bridge design reduces overall weight while improving handling of the binocular.
Pentax AD 9x32 WP Roof Prism Binoculars
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Features - Pentax AD 9x32 WP Roof Prism Binoculars |
| Well suited for outdoor observations in all weather and lighting conditions |
| Open bridge design reduces overall weight while improving handling |
| Waterproof and nitrogen-filled to handle extreme weather conditions |
| Twist-up eyecups and 16mm eye relief for use with our without eye wear |
| Phase corrected prism coatings enhance contrast and improve colour rendition |
| Tripod mountable (require optional adapter) for stress free long session observation |
| Reinforced polycarbonate housing is extremely rigid, but light enough to carry anywhere |
| BaK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated lenses to maximize light transmission, enhanced image contrast and colour rendition |
| Also temperature-resistant allowing for its use in extreme climates while reducing expansion and contraction wide temperature |
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Specification - Pentax AD 9x32 WP Roof Prism Binoculars |
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| Model | AD 9x32 WP |
| Finishing | Green |
| Prism Type | Roof Prism |
| Magnification | 9x |
| Objective Lens | 32mm |
| Exit Pupil | 3.6mm |
| Linear field of view at 1000m | 117m |
| Angle of View Actual | 6.7° |
| Eye relief | 16mm |
| Minimum Focusing Distance | 8.25 ft / 2.53m |
| Relative Brightness | 13 |
| Eyepiece Ring | Helicoid |
| Focus Type | Centre |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Tripod Mount | Yes (Adapter Optional) |
| Dimensions | 5.4 x 5.0 x 2.0" / 13.72 x 12.70 x 5.08cm |
| Weight | 499g |
Kit Content
Pentax AD 9x32 WP Roof Prism Binoculars
Neck Strap
Carrying Case
Eyepiece Covers
User Operating Instructions Manual
Manufacturers Warranty
About Pentax Binoculars:
All of the binocular products from Pentax are made with the highest quality
optics and mechanics. They're very serious when it comes to the quality of their
products, including safety, and work toward meeting all the required standards.
There are approximately 45 types and models of binoculars available from
Pentax,
grouped into either the compact and full size category. Pentax binoculars have
various levels of magnification available. Their Papilio series has a
magnification of 6.5X, but other magnifications available on other binoculars
are 7X, 8X, 8.5X, 9X, 10X, 12X, and 12.5X. Few binoculars are higher in
magnification. Pentax offers a fairly standard range when it comes to the
objective lenses of all their binoculars. The average objective lens size of
them all falls around the middle of the 17 to 60 range. With all of Pentax's
binoculars, you'll get just over 100 ft. of view at 1000 yd. with their highest
F.O.V. reaching over 400 yd. at the same distance.
Some standard features
are added to the selected models like,
multicoating the lens elements that ensures the maximum light transmission
through them; high performance glass
Bak-4 type for good color reproduction and lesser aberrations; and
waterproof and fog free design.
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