Barska's 10x25 Blackhawk Compact Binoculars combine portability and power in a weatherproof chassis to produce a competent pocket-sized optic. This configuration of the Blackhawk features 10x magnification with a 58° apparent viewing angle to give you an immersive observational experience. Multi-coated lenses and BAK4 glass prisms enhance the light transmission of the optical path, broadening the range of glassing opportunities. Complementing the collapsible dual-hinge body design is a nitrogen-filled chassis that delivers fogproof and waterproof performance. Diamond-cut nonslip grips and comfortable 14mm eye relief make the Blackhawk the choice for full-featured compact binoculars, for novice nature watchers or as an easy grab-and-go option for the trail, stadium, or general sightseeing. This item ships from the manufacturer in clamshell packaging.

BAK4 Roof Prisms    Antireflection Multi-Coated Optics    Nitrogen-Filled, Water and Fogproof    Closed Bridge Configuration    Center Focus Wheel    Rubber Armored Body    Dual-Hinge Configuration    Clamshell Packaging

• 10x magnification
• 25mm objectives
• Compact BAK4 roof prisms
• Multi-coated optics limit light loss and improve color and contrast
• 303' field of view at 1000 yards

• Closed-bridge configuration
• Knurled low-profile center focus wheel
• Right-eye dioptric correction
• Long 14mm eye relief

• Nitrogen-filled fogproof and waterproof housing
• Dual-hinge body allows optical tubes to be tucked under bridge for a compact form factor when closed
• Rubber armored body with diamond cut nonslip grip
• 13.9 oz weight

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between this one and the B&H # BU10X25HRCC MFR # 130106C?

A: The difference is the packaging. The BU10X25HRCB is packaged in a Box, and the BU10X25HRCC is packaged in Adhesive Clam Shell Packaging. That is the only difference.

Q: 2. what is the size?

A: The Length of the binoculars are 5.75 , and the Width is 3.3 .

Q: 3. Why did the Terra ED Pocket 10 x 25 come without protective lens caps ?

A: The reason that the ZEISS 10x25 Terra ED Compact Binoculars don't come with protective lens caps is to allow the individual user of the binoculars to choose the ocular cover that they prefer. The construction of the ZEISS 10x25 Terra ED Compact Binoculars offers a very deep hood for the ZEISS hydrophobic multicoated optics for protection.

Q: 4. What is the body made out of and what country are the binoculars made in

A: Hard to tell body, hinging is metal, all else is covered in heavy rubber: extremely solid build. Made in China

Q: 5. Do you have binocular eyepieces for people who wear glasses?

A: The Pentax 10x25 A-Series AD WP Compact Binoculars BH #PE10X25ADWP • MFR #62882 come with rubber eyecups.

Q: 6. Neck strap included? Lens covers included?

A: Neck strap included but NOT lens covers.

Q: 7. does the terra 10 x 25 come with lens covers?

A: No lens caps or covers, a cloth storage bag is included.

Q: 8. Where was this made?

A: The ZEISS 10x25 Terra ED Compact Binoculars (Black) is currently made in China.

Q: 9. Do these fold up?

A: The Bushnell 10x25 PowerView 2 Binoculars BH #BU10X25PV2 • MFR #PWV1025 are double hinged. The barrel's fold to each other.

Q: 10. How does this compare to the Nikon Travelite 12x25 which is much less expensive?

A: TerraThe 10x25 Terra are much better and seem to be clearer mostly because 12x25 is to much magnification for that small of a binocular and are hard to hold steady. And dont gather enough light. The 8x25 Terra ED compact are even better. They gather more light and are much easier to hold steady resulting in a much clearer brighter crisper image. For all around use hikeing,boating,ballgames,Bird watching. In a compact binocular the Zeiss 8x25 Terra Ed compact are the best I have used.