Omegon Brightsky 22x85 Binoculars

Description

Omegon Bright Sky binoculars - The sturdy universal instrument for nature and sky

Whether you nature-watch or observe the night sky, the new Omegon Bright Sky binoculars are an extremely useful companion to have under the stars or with you on any outdoor pursuit.

Their robust construction means they are built to withstand the wind and weather. But they also have a lot to offer optically and provide an impressively good image. Enjoy crisp and clear images, right out to the edge of the field of view.

The advantages in a nutshell:

• for astronomers, hunters, birdwatchers and adventurers
• robust and shock-resistant binoculars
• nitrogen-filled for use in any weather
• from the small to the enormous - for nature-watching and astronomy
• high optical performance - brilliant and sharp images, right out to the edge
• stable focusing due to individual eyepiece adjustment
• perfectly protected - each pair of binoculars comes in a sturdy carrying case

Simply screw in the filter to increase contrast

Brightsky binoculars come equipped with 1.25" filter threads for astronomical filters, which means you can increase contrast whenever you wish- if you would like to observe the Moon, then simply screw in two lunar filters and the Moon will no longer dazzle you and you will be able to observe thousands of craters- If you use nebula filters with your binoculars, you can block unwanted light and will find you can immediately observe nebulae better.

Advantages of Brightsky:

• for astronomers, hunters, birdwatchers and outdoor enthusiasts
• robust and shock-resistant binoculars
• for use in any weather - thanks to nitrogen filling.
• for the small to the huge - nature-watching and astronomy
• great optical performance - brilliant, crisp images right up to the edge of the field of view
• stable focusing via individual eyepiece adjustment
• perfectly protected - every binocular comes in a sturdy carrying case (carrying bag with the 10x50 and 7x50 models)

• Filter thread for 1.25" astronomy filters

Specifications