Outfitted with a configuration favored by birders, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts who work at long ranges, the Opticron 10x42 Adventurer II WP PC Binoculars feature high power for bringing far-off subjects in close, and an objective lens diameter that provides extended performance in low light without excessive bulk. Outfitted with phase-corrected BAK4 roof prisms and fully multicoated optics, they deliver high-contrast views that are bright and clear with accurate color representation. Their 15mm eye relief helps boost the comfort-level during extended observation sessions and reduces eye fatigue.

The body is made from aluminum and polycarbonate for strength and durability. The neutral weight distribution ensures the center of gravity sits naturally in your hand to help prevent arm fatigue. Protective rubber armor and raised palm pads provide a slip-resistant grip and the large, textured focus wheel makes them easy to use — especially in cold and wet weather or when wearing gloves. The optical tubes are nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed to make them waterproof and to prevent internal fogging when you are moving through extreme temperature and environmental conditions. Tethered objective lens caps ensure they are nearby when needed and a one-piece ocular rainguard allows for fast deployment in the field.

Phase-Corrected BAK4 Roof Prisms    Fully Multicoated Optics    Nitrogen-Filled, Fog and Waterproof    Closed-Bridge Configuration    Aluminum and Polycarbonate Chassis    Large Center Focusing Knob    Tripod Mountable with Optional Adapter    Twist-up Rubber Eyecups    Weight: 22 Ounces

• High 10x magnification for making detailed observations of distant objects
• Larger 42mm objective lenses draw in more light than smaller models for better viewing in low-light conditions
• Compact roof prisms help keep the form-factor slim for easy pack and carry and a comfortable hold
• Phase-corrected BAK4 prisms deliver a round exit pupil plus a crisp and clear image with limited edge distortion
• Antireflection fully multicoated optics maximize light transmission to help produce accurate color fidelity as well as improved contrast and brightness
• 294' field of view at 1000 yards

• Closed-bridge configuration adds stability and provides a solid platform for the focusing mechanism
• Large, textured, slip-resistant focusing knob is easy to manipulate precisely, even while wearing gloves
• Right-eye dioptric offers ±2 correction for precise focus adjustment to most user's individual prescription
• Interpupillary adjustment range is 56-73mm 
• Twist-up rubber eyecups for comfortable use with or without eyewear
• Tripod mountable with optional adapter for hands-free use to minimize arm fatigue and vibrations
• Eye relief is 15mm for comfortable long-duration observation sessions comfortable with reduced eye strain
• Exit pupil is 4.2mm and will cover pupils as they open and dilate in low light

• Lightweight and sturdy aluminum and polycarbonate construction
• Neutral balance makes them comfortable in the hand and reduces fatigue during long glassing sessions without a support system
• Nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed to be waterproof and resistant to internal fogging when moving through extreme temperature changes
• Protective rubber armor provides a slip-resistant grip
• Textured palm pads improve grip security and stability — especially in wet weather
• Tethered one-piece ocular rainguard and objective lens caps prevents their loss while keeping them handy
• Weight: 22 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there any such thing as lens caps for these bad boys or would the best bet be lens hoods?

A: Yes, the Canon 10x42 L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars can take standard 52mm lens caps.

Q: 2. I have the canon 10 x 42 stabilizer binoculars. What kind of battery fits into the slot that stabilizes the binoculars.

A: two AA batteries

Q: 3. Where is it made?

A: The Country of Origin is China.

Q: 4. I lost my manual. Where can i download one?

A: You probably can get one from B&H - if not Google Canon and you should be able to get one there.

Q: 5. Does it works without battery , i.e as usual binocular?

A: Regarding the Canon 10x42 L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars, the visual optics will work without batteries. The IS requires batteries.

Q: 6. what is the difference between the Nikon 10 x 42 Monarch M7 and the HG beside the price?

A: The New Monarch HG Binoculars, feature, Extra-low dispersion glass. (reduces chromatic and spherical aberrations for increased contrast and improved color rendition and sharpness), giving you much better low light performance than the Nikon 10 x 42 Monarch M7.

Q: 7. are they good for a pilot in the cockpit?

A: I don't fly but have used these for nature viewing (birds, whale watching) and for hiking. The adapter for use with a tripod is great. They have excellent clarity and being waterproof is a plus. The price is right for this type of binocular.

Q: 8. Is there anything like this that can also record video & has a range finder? Thanks for any leads

A: Currently, there are no similar products to the Canon 10x42 L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars (BH # CA10X42L) that offer recording and a rangefinder.

Q: 9. There are many reviews that complain of decomposing rubber housings. Did Canon fix this issue?

A: I haven't heard of an issue like this in a very long time. I believe the Model has been updated since that issue has occurred. They offer a great Limited 3-Year Warranty that does cover against this kind of Defect.

Q: 10. Is the front objective of the 10x42L IS threaded for an aluminum lens hood or filter? If so what diameter is it? The binoculars are obviously 42mm diameter, but the recommended accessories lists a 52mm lens hood. If the threads are 42mm does anybody make a lens hood that size? Sensei does not list a 42mm hood.

A: The accessory would indeed need to be 52 mm. the cross diameter is just over 2". And yes it is threaded....hope this helps.