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Vanguard Endeavor ED IV 8x42
Specifications
Manufacturer | Vanguard |
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Model | Endeavor ED IV 8x42 |
Lens diameter [mm] | 42 |
Magnification [x] | 8 |
Angular field of view [deg] | 7.2 |
Linear field of view [m/m] | 126/1000 |
Exit pupil [mm] | 5.25 |
Eye relief [mm] | 19 |
Min. focusing dist. [m] | 1.8 |
Twilight factor | 18.33 |
Brightness | 27.56 |
Prisms | SK-15/roof |
Dimensions [mm] | 148x130 |
Weight [g] | 786 |
Waterproof | Yes |
Nitogen filling | Yes |
Argon filling | No |
Image stabilization | No |
Tripod exit | Yes |
Focusing | |
Warranty [years] | 10 |
Accesories | |
Price | 0 |
Additional information | Announced: December 2016 FDC100 HOYA ED Glass SK-15 prisms Magnesium Alloy More than 92% light transmission |
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Overall
Owner since: 1 month
Price: $366-$50 r
User profile: Amateur
Cons: One objective cover is so loose it falls out. Slightly stiff focus
Pros: Amazing brightness, edge to edge sharpness, build quality feels alpa-esque, 1.25 turns to focus, price, amazing ~3m close focus
Summary: I am really impressed with these. They are unbelievably bright and the images are crystal clear. Edge detail is very sharp. I\'m sure alpha-glass regulars may find fault, but for my eyes these beat out the Nikon Monarch 7 by a lot as well as the Meopta Meopro. The Zeiss Conquest was comparable and perhaps slightly better. I also tried Zeiss Terra, Bushnell Legend HD, Vortex Diamondback (maybe not a fair comparison,) Nikon Monarch 5, Leupold BX-T HD. The Vanguards are that good, despite my best efforts to find something better in their price range (and beyond.)