The Best 100X Binoculars

The Best 100X Binoculars

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For outdoor lovers who want to get closer to their surroundings, few pieces of equipment are more important than a pair of binoculars. Whether the intention is to view a distant landscape, identify a plane at 38,000 feet or view the Sagittarius Dwarf Elliptical Galaxy, binoculars with a magnification of 100x provide users with an appropriate tool to do so.

Barska 20-100x70mm Gladiator Zoom

Barska's 20-100x70mm Gladiator Zoom Binoculars are designed with long-distance land and sky viewing in mind. Sliding magnification of 20-100x enables the user to focus in minute detail or pull back for a broader image. Features include a porro prism design, zoom button for quick and accurate viewing, central focus mechanism, ruby lenses to reduce glare, a tripod mount and limited lifetime warranty. Specifications include Bak-4 prism glass, multicoated optics, a linear field of view of 66 feet at 20x, 3.5mm exit pupil size, close focus distance of 75 feet, eye relief at 16.5mm and a weight of 50 ounces.

Celestron 20-100x70mm SkyMaster Zoom

Celestron's 20-100x70mm SkyMaster Zoom binoculars are ideal for those needing a long-distance astronomy and terrestrial model. A sliding magnification allows users to obtain a broad picture at 20x magnification or pinpoint detail at 100x magnification. Features include a porro prism design, diopter adjustment for fine focusing, tripod mount and long eye relief for those wearing glasses. Specifications include Bak-4 prism glass, multicoated optics, a field of view from 65 feet at 1,000 yards, a 3.5mm exit pupil size, close focus of 72 feet, eye relief at 22mm and an overall weight of 53 ounces.

Sunagor 20-100x50mm "MegaZoom" ZCF

Sunagor's 20-100x50mm "MegaZoom" ZCF binoculars are designed for those who need powerful magnification while maintaining a manageable size and weight. A sliding magnification of 20-100x gives users a wide range of focusing options. Features include a porro prism design, thumb lever for accurate and quick focusing, diopter adjustment, tripod adapter, case, rubber housing and a 10-year guarantee. Specifications include Bak-4 prism glass, multicoated optics and a weight of 30 ounces.

Article Written By Mike Biscoe

Mike Biscoe has been writing since 2009. Focusing on travel, sports and entertainment topics, he has credits in various online publications including LIVESTRONG.COM and Trails. He often writes articles covering uncommon travel destinations from firsthand experience. Biscoe holds a Certificate of Completion in acting from the Pacific Conservatory of the Performing Arts.

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