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Opticron Traveller BGA ED 8x32

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Manufacturer:

Opticron
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Kestrel - Jacek Betleja
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Specifications
Manufacturer Opticron
Model Traveller BGA ED 8x32
Lens diameter [mm] 32
Magnification [x] 8
Angular field of view [deg] 8.2
Linear field of view [m/m] 143/1000
Exit pupil [mm] 4
Eye relief [mm] 19
Min. focusing dist. [m] 1.8
Twilight factor 16
Brightness 16
Prisms BaK-4/roof
Dimensions [mm] 119x115x42.5
Weight [g] 452
Waterproof Yes
Nitogen filling Yes
Argon filling No
Image stabilization No
Tripod exit Yes
Focusing central
Warranty [years] 30
Accesories Soft neoprene case with rainguard, neoprene strap and rubber objective lens covers
Price 0
Additional information Announced: March 2017
Polycarbonate body
Waterproof up to 3 meters
ED glass
Schmidt-Pechan prisms with phase-correction PC and reflection Oasis coatings
Average rating (2 owners reviews)
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Value for money

Overall

4.50 Good
Owners reviews (2)
  1. IYH
    IYH 14 April 2021, 18:05
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    IP 139.28.x.x
    Owner since: 1 year
    Price: 220 EUR
    User profile: Amateur

    Cons: Not many, suffers from veiling glare under difficult circumstances, like many similar 8x30/32 The case is a little poor (no belt loop).

    Pros: Sharp and bright beyond its price. Wide field of view. Incredibly light and small, extremely comfortable to hold and carry for long hours.

    Summary: This is a true gem (like its sibling Nikon Monarch 7 8x30). Image is so good you\'ll have to spend +700 EUR to see some improvement, and +1000 EUR to tell a clear difference. I\'ve also had the Monarch 7 and prefer the Traveler, the rubber armour feels more durable and is hardly 20 g heavier but gives an easier eye position. A binocular to recommend to anyone, especially at 2nd hand price. A winner. Would buy it again with my eyes closed. Enough to say that I carry it together with my EL Swarovision and sometimes I wonder if I should sell the Swarovski.

  2. AVCHD
    AVCHD 26 July 2017, 12:36
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    IP 62.92.x.x
    Owner since: 6 months
    Price: £300
    User profile: Amateur

    Cons: The fit and finish of the rubber armour layer is loose in places and somewhat inconsistent. The neck strap and eyeguard are not the best quality and don\'t match the optical quality.

    Pros: Fantastic optical quality for the money. Bright, sharp optics with good contrast, a very wide field of view, comfortable eye relief, and a wide \'sweet spot\'. Compact and lightweight body with nice handling.

    Summary: Fantastic optical quality for the money, in a compact, lightweight and good handling package.