Fully multi-coated optics and BaK-4 prisms provide improved contrast and resolution by increasing light transmission through the entire optical path. Extremely wide field of view allows you to quickly locate your subject and track it as it moves. Strong and durable aluminum housing provides structural integrity while keeping weight to a minimum. Extended eye relief allows for comfortable viewing for eyeglass and non-eyeglass wearers with a full field of view. Fully waterproof for use in all weather conditions and nitrogen purged to prevent internal fogging. Celestron’s Land Scout porro prism binoculars are fully loaded with advanced features to meet the needs of every outdoor enthusiast, from birders and hunters to sports fans and travelers. The Land Scout 7x35 binocular features BaK-4 prisms and fully-coated optics for brighter images, better contrast and increased resolution. Land Scout 7x35 provides an expansive viewing area. Even those new to using binoculars will be able to quickly locate and track subjects easily as they move. A generous 18.5 mm of eye relief ensures comfortable viewing for all users, whether they wear eyeglasses or not. Twist-up eyecups position your eyes at the perfect distance from the ocular lenses for a full field of view. Waterproof, fog proof, and nitrogen purged, Land Scout binoculars withstand the elements. Although it's lightweight, Land Scout's aluminum housing can endure rugged use in the field. Land Scout binoculars are tripod-adaptable for extended viewing sessions and include objective lens caps, a neck strap, rain guard, lens cloth, and carrying case.
I ordered these yesterday and they arrived today. I own another Celestron 8x42 binoc., and have loved them for bird watching. I was a little skeptical about these for such a low price because finding a good pair of binoculars for less than $200-300 is next to impossible. I have to say, I am very very impressed with these. They have an excellent image quality, wide FOV (a must for bird watching), no aberration and you definitely see the difference between 8x42 vs 10..
