Celestron Binoculars Echelon 10x70 black (44897)

Echelon binoculars are high-quality, large-aperture binoculars made in the USA, featuring premium Japanese optics and Celestron’s expertise. These binoculars are built for observing distant objects with 70 mm lenses, fully multi-coated optics, BaK-4 prisms, and large exit pupils. They utilize Celestron’s XLT coatings to minimize light loss, delivering sharp, high-contrast images even in low-light conditions such as dusk. The waterproof, rubber-armored aluminum body ensures durability and reliable performance in tough environments.

Features:

• XLT fully multi-coated optics

• BaK-4 prisms with large exit pupils

• Generous eye relief for comfortable viewing

• Waterproof and nitrogen-filled for weather resistance

• Durable rubber-armored aluminum housing

• Threaded tripod adapter for stable mounting

Included in Delivery:

• Lens caps

• Rain cover

• Neoprene strap

• Waterproof carrying case

Specifications:

• Type of Build: Porro prisms

• Magnification: 10x

• Front Lens Diameter: 70 mm

• Exit Pupil: 7.0 mm

• Eye Relief: 21.5 mm

• Diopter Compensation: +/- 4

• Interpupillary Distance: 56–72 mm

• Glass Material: BaK-4

• Lens Coating: Fully multi-coated (Celestron XLT)

• Focusing System: Single focusing

• Eyepiece Cups: Folding

Special Features:

• Suitable for spectacle wearers: Yes

• Watertight: Yes

• Splash-proof: Yes

• Accessories included: Protection bag, lens covers, eyepiece caps

Field of View:

• True Field of View: 5.3°

• Field of View at 1,000 m: 93 m

• Close Focus Limit: 25 m

Optical Performance:

• Light Intensity: 49

• Twilight Factor: 26.5

General Information:

• Surface Material: Rubber armoring

• Body Material: Aluminum

• Color: Black

• Dimensions (L x W x H): 258 x 222 x 84 mm

• Weight: 1850 g

Recommended Applications:
Echelon binoculars are highly recommended for astronomy (very good) and hunting from raised hides (good). They are moderately suitable for bird watching and sailing but are not recommended for travel, sports, or theater use.