Binoculars Delta Optical Titanium 8x56 ROH

The 8x56 ROH (Roof Open Hinge) binoculars have the same characteristics as the Titanium series. However, this model goes a step further. It is lightweight, comfortable and at the same time very durable. Despite its small size, it offers a field of view of 6.8 degrees. Its attractive and modern design completes the set.

The Delta Optical Titanium 8x56 binoculars are high-quality, high-brightness binoculars for observation during the day and at dusk. An excellent choice for wildlife observation by naturalists, bird watching by ornithologists, night sky observation by amateur astronomers, etc. The classic optical design of the binoculars with Porro prisms made of BaK4 glass and multi-coated optics with an efficiency (efficiency) of over 99%. In general, the optical system is characterized by a light transmission of over 90%. The large exit pupil ensures the formation of a clear, rich and contrasting image in low light conditions: on a cloudy day, in a dense forest or at night. These binoculars are recommended for use by hunters, tourists, naturalists, sailors and yachtsmen. In addition, it should be noted that chromatism, coma and astigmatism are well corrected.

A rather important feature of this model is a wide field of view, which plays an important role when tracking moving objects (birds soaring in the sky, jumping animals, ships sailing, etc.), as well as when observing star clusters in the night sky. To eliminate side glare, the binoculars are equipped with rubber eyecups.

If desired, the binoculars can be mounted on a tripod, for which the binoculars have a corresponding socket. The durable aluminum body of the binoculars is sealed and nitrogen-filled, which ensures the waterproofness of the structure and prevents fogging of the optics. In addition, the body is reinforced with a rough rubber coating for reliable grip of the binoculars in the hands, as well as protection against minor damage. The reliable design and assembly of the binoculars ensure a long service life of the instrument.