Nikon 16767Q Monarch M5 8X42 Binoculars with 8X Magnification Power (Renewed)

• Nikon Monarch M5 8X42 Binoculars with 8x Magnification Power
• Wide interpupillary range | Fully multicoated technology
• Quick focusing | Sophisticated rubber armored exterior design
• Turn-and-slide rubber eyecups | ED Glass Lenses
• IN THE BOX: Nikon Monarch M5 8X42 Binoculars with 8x Magnification Power – Eyepiece Cap – Objective lens caps (2) – Soft Case – Neck Strap

Product Features:
Lightweight, compact binoculars that outshine the competition in low light with a large 42mm objective and 12x magnification power. A wide field of view, superior Nikon optics and special multilayer coatings deliver stunning lifelike views and incredible clarity. Long eye relief with turn-and-slide eyecups for easy adjustments, plus a waterproof, fogproof rubber-armored design and more.
Renowned Nikon optics.
True colors. Maximum resolution.
The roof prisms on MONARCH M5 binoculars have a phase-corrected coating applied to prism surfaces for high resolutions. This is a view you have to see to believe.
Eco-friendly multilayer coating.
Applied to all lens and prism surfaces, a dielectric high-reflective multilayer prism coating ensures superior transmittance uniformity across the visible range, resulting in brighter images and more natural colors.
ED glass. The difference is clear.
Used in many premium Nikon optics, from camera lenses to spotting scopes, Nikon’s ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass virtually eliminates common distortion, chromatic aberrations and color fringing. The result? Clear high-resolution views in nearly any lighting condition.
Close, smooth focusing.
Get as close as 8.2-ft. from your subject for striking high-detailed views. The large, smooth-spinning central focus knob makes it easy to precisely adjust focus.
Wider view. Easier spotting.
At 1,000 yards, the MONARCH M5 8×42 binoculars deliver a 335-ft. wide field of view—wider than their predecessors, Monarch M5 8×42. Seeing more of the scene makes it easier to locate your subject, key when spotting birds and wildlife amid trees and landscapes.