Leupold BX-2 Alpine HD 10x52 Binoculars

Do you need more light and range than the popular 8x42 binoculars can offer? These rugged binoculars come with a 10x magnification, 52 mm objective lens, and a very good price-quality ratio. They are also fogproof and waterproof, so suitable for all seasons and weather conditions. A binocular harness and padded carry case are included.

Included in the box

• Leupold, BX-2, Alpine HD 10x52
• Lens covers
• GO Afield™ Binocular harness with a carry case
• Lens cloth

Specifications

• Magnification: 10x
• Objective lens diameter: 52 mm
• Eye relief: 18 mm
• Exit pupil: 5.2 mm
• Linear field of view: 93 m/1,000 m (279 feet/1,000 yards)
• Angular field of view: 5.9 degrees
• Close focus: 2.8 m ( 9.2 feet)
• Interpupillary distance: 60-78 mm

Measurements

• Height: 168 mm (6.6")
• Weight: 865 g (30.5 oz)

Features

• High-definition, calcium-fluoride lenses ensure good clarity at all magnification levels.
• Lightweight yet rugged magnesium housing protects the optic.
• Easy-grip rubber armor coating provides a good grip in all conditions.
• Increased contact area and a flexible ergonomic design.
• Twist-up eyecups and generous eye relief for comfortable extended viewing.
• Leupold’s Advanced Optical System.
• Good light transmission, clarity, and resolution at extended ranges.
• Built-in 1/4-20 rotatable tripod adapter port.

By moving up to the BX®-2 Alpine® HD 10x52mm, you increase the amount of light getting to your eye, making the binoculars better suited for low-light conditions. They give you a bright image, feel comfortable in your hands, and can take a beating.

From very cold to super hot climate

Leupold ensures their optics perform well in the harshest conditions, from -40 degrees Celsius to +71 degrees Celsius (-40 to +160 Fahrenheit). You can use these binoculars almost everywhere, from cold Arctic winters to hot summer days.

Waterproof and fogproof

You don't have to worry about Leupold binoculars leaking or fogging up no matter how much it rains. The proprietary gas blend and seals are tested to a 10 m (33’) depth and a multitude of pressure changes.

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