Vortex - 10x32 Raptor Binoculars

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Vortex Optics' 10x32 Raptor Binoculars combine a powerful 10x magnification with a wide 63° apparent angle of view to help reduce visible hand shake and the associated viewing difficulties often associated with high-power optics. Because of their Porro prism design, they present an immersive three-dimensional observational experience with an improved depth of field versus similarly sized roof prism designs. This optic's narrow 50mm minimum interpupillary distance makes them ideal for children and adolescents, who often have difficulty achieving a singular image from full-sized binoculars. A great choice for viewing stadium sports action, the Raptor binoculars come with tethered objective lens covers, and their lightweight design reduces the chance of strain when worn around your neck for prolonged periods.

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User Manual

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Optical Performance

10x magnification

32mm objective lenses

Porro prism optical design

Fully multi-coated optics increase light transmission and improve color and contrast

339' field of view at 1000 yards

Wide 63° apparent angle of view

Use and Handling

Closed-bridge configuration

Large textured center focus wheel

Right-eye dioptric adjustment

Twist-up eyepieces for comfortable use with or without eyewear

50-70mm interpupillary adjustment range

Comfortable 13mm eye relief

3.2mm exit pupil

Construction Details

Waterproof and nitrogen filled for fogproof performance especially with extreme temperature changes

Rubber armoring provides a secure slip-resistant grip and external protection

Tethered flip-down objective lens covers

One-piece ocular rainguard

Weight: 17.6 ounces

• Vortex Optics' 10x32 Raptor Binoculars combine a powerful 10x magnification with a wide 63° apparent angle of view to help reduce visible hand shake and the associated viewing difficulties often associated with high-power optics. Because of their Porro prism design, they present an immersive three-dimensional observational experience with an improved depth of field versus similarly sized roof prism designs. This optic's narrow 50mm minimum interpupillary distance makes them ideal for children and adolescents, who often have difficulty achieving a singular image from full-sized binoculars. A great choice for viewing stadium sports action, the Raptor binoculars come with tethered objective lens covers, and their lightweight design reduces the chance of strain when worn around your neck for prolonged periods.