Olympus Roamer 8 x 21 DPC 1 Binoculars
Silver/Black
- Fully coated, antireflective lenses reduce UV rays, glare and eyestrain
- BK-7 reverse porro prisms provide great color fidelity and brightness
- Center focus knob quickly brings your subject into sharp focus; right diopter adjusts focus to match your eyesight
- Olympus Roamer 8 x 21 DPC 1 binoculars come with a case and neck strap for convenience
Imported.
| Best use | Hiking |
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| Binocular size | Compact |
| Magnification | 8x |
| Lens coating | Multicoated |
| Added protection | None |
| Real angle of view | 6.4 degrees |
| Apparent angle of view | 51.2 degrees |
| Field of view | 336 feet |
| Minimum focus | 7.2 feet |
| Relative brightness | 6.9 |
| Exit pupil | 2.6 millimeters |
| Eye relief | 11 millimeters |
| Dimensions | 4.2 x 3.2 x 1.6 inches |
| Weight | 6 ounces |
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Oct 31, 2014Super easy to useThese binoculars are perfect for small hands. They adjust easily and are a great first-time user item.
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Sep 28, 2014very good binocularsOptically, these are very nice binoculars, with a sharp and bright image, and with no noticeable image misalignment between the two eyepieces. Their small size and light weight is great for ...
Read More Optically, these are very nice binoculars, with a sharp and bright image, and with no noticeable image misalignment between the two eyepieces. Their small size and light weight is great for hiking. The price is very reasonable, compared with name-brands perhaps better known for binoculars. Because of the smallish exit pupil diameter (which is probably inherent to the smallish binocular size), it is critical to get the eye-to-eye spacing matched to ones eye separation, and the object distance, in order to get full image brightness and clarity. -
Jul 23, 2014Clear image and compactI love these lightweight, compact binoculars. I compared these to two FULL size binoculars that I have and they were better than the Bushnell 7X35 ($50) but not nearly as good as the Nikon 1...
Read More I love these lightweight, compact binoculars. I compared these to two FULL size binoculars that I have and they were better than the Bushnell 7X35 ($50) but not nearly as good as the Nikon 10 x 42 ($220). The Olympus 8x21 has an accessible focus wheel and easy to focus with light gloves. The image is sharp and bright. I use mainly for outdoor birding and general observation. I also used them at twilight and found them to be acceptable but not stellar in the low light situation. But for the money, these are great binoculars. -
Sep 5, 2012ideal hiking cinocularsI purchased and use this procuct for hiking/camping. Very compact and lightwieght and great optics. Little difficult with glasses but the good outwieghs that.
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Jun 13, 2012Visably a great deal!I bought these in Seattle since I was going to the Space Needle on a clear day and I wanted to see the surrounding mountains and had not brought my binocs with me. For their size, they are ...
Read More I bought these in Seattle since I was going to the Space Needle on a clear day and I wanted to see the surrounding mountains and had not brought my binocs with me. For their size, they are surprisingly crisp and the image closer than expected. I now take them on my various trips. Although not waterproof, I left them in my cooler and they were filled with water by the time I retrieved them. I was upset, but left them outside to dry and in 3 days they were ready for action! I don't suggest doing this, but life happens like that and it is good to know an investment wasn't lost. They are my most used glasses due to their smaller size, yet large viewing field...and we have seen alot!
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