Swarovski CL Pocket 8×25 binoculars anthracite + Wild Nature set

The Swarovski CL Pocket 8×25 binoculars is the perfect companion when going for a walk in nature. It is nice and small and feels great in hand thanks to its solid design. With a weight of 345 grams you hardly notice it in your pocket, and it is not too heavy around your neck.
The Swarovski CL Pocket 8×25 can be focused at 2.5 metres, great when looking for butterflies. The decent ‘twist-up’ eye caps make these binoculars perfect for spectacle wearers. The image is very realistic, great for your eyes, sharp and offers a lot of contrast. The top-quality lenses do not show any deviations at the edges. In addition, the Swarovski CL Pocket 8×25 is waterproof up to 4 metres and has a light transmission of 88%. During the manufacturing process the pair was filled with nitrogen. As a result the bins can be used up to approximately -25 ° C without being bothered by condensation.
## Dioptric correction of the Swarovski CL Pocket 8×25
The dioptric correction is incorporated under the bridge connecting both halves of the binoculars. Despite is compact construction you won’t accidentally adjust the dioptric correction. The hinges are decent to make sure the alignment of this pair is and remains perfect. Both halves can easily be folded underneath the bridge.
Dioptric correction: -5 to 5dpt
Interpupillary distance: 50-74 mm
## Coatings of the optical elements
The optical elements are enhanced with four coatings: Swarodur, Swarotop, Swarobright and Swaroclean.
The Swarodur coating is the hard, scratch resistant layer on the outside of the pair. As such the binoculars will last longer without damaging.
The Swarotop and Swarobright coating prevent internal reflections, loss of light and provide you with a bright, neutral image that offers a lot of contrast.
The Swaroclean coating is a dirt- and water-repellent coating. It ensures that you don’t have to clean the pair as often.
These binoculars are so-called roof-prism binoculars. A construction where the lenses are in line with each other. This makes the pair narrower and ensures that the pair is airtight. This is because there are no changes of volume when focusing. This in comparison to the so-called porro-prism binoculars where, while focusing, the outer dimensions of the pair change and the user might be inclined to suck in and blow out air.