Kson 7×50 Generation II Nitrogen Binoculars
Original price was: $199.95.$169.95Current price is: $169.95.
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Description
Kson KW750 Nitrogen Filled Binoculars
The aluminium build KW750 binoculars are more expensive than the previous generation binoculars but are just so good we have replaced them as our standard recommendation.
They are not just waterproof, but the build quality and optical design has been significantly improved. BAK4 materials are used for the prism and all optical glass. The glass is fully broadband multicoated providing maximum light transmission. The optical axis will not shift during shipment or use. Allows a tripod to be attached.
Kson 7×50 (Magnification/Light Gathering Diameter) Astronomical Binoculars
| Objective lens Ø | Φ50 ± 1mm | |
| Ocular lens Ø | Φ23.5 ± 1mm | |
| Exit pupil Ø | Φ6.5mm ± 10% | |
| Exit pupil distance (mm) | 23mm | |
| Field of view (°) | 6.35° | |
| Field of view (at 1000M) | 111m | |
| Field of view (at 1000yds) | 333ft | |
Includes: Shoulder strap, Soft, Nylon Padded Carry Case for protection / dust, Manual, Microfibre cloth for cleaning.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 33 × 33 × 19 cm |
1 review for Kson 7×50 Generation II Nitrogen Binoculars
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Andrew Bernard (verified owner) –
For the price these are exceptionally good binoculars, albeit with some limitations. The build quality is superb, and they are really hefty and solid. The optics are great, with, at this price point, some chromatic aberration, but it does not matter much and it is mostly a matter that affects terrestrial viewing in bright light. I find the hefty design makes it easier to hold them steady, and overall I am impressed with this relatively unknown brand Kson. It even comes with a tripod adapter, which is excellent, and a light bag and straps and a cleaning cloth as well. And good robust rubber protective lens caps for front and rear elements. I think I can safely recommend these binoculars as long as you can live with a bit of CA (but if you want CA free optics you will be up for $1000).