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Most people who purchase a pair of binoculars do so in order to use them when going on an adventure trip in the great outdoors. For this reason, these optical devices should deliver both a good magnification level and a tough casing. And that's exactly the case with the Vortex Vanquish 10x26, a pair of binoculars that employs a reverse Porro prism design and high-density glass and fully multi-coated optics to render images crisp and bright, with a wide field of view.
The optical prowess is extremely important issue in the case of any such device, but it would seem that the Vortex Vanquish 10x26 can really deliver on its manufacturers promise. And that's because the binocular delivers a 10x magnification level, attained with the help of the 26-mm diameter lens, which sports a 2.60 mm exit pupil, 16 mm eye relief and a 5.6-degree angular field of view.
Other important features include the 294 feet linear field of view at 1000 yards, as well as the 7.6 feet close focus distance.
Ruggedness is a major selling point in the case of the Vortex Vanquish. According to the manufacturers, this optical device features waterproof seals that keep optics sealed from snow and rain, while the fog proof nitrogen purging prevents internal fogging as the temperature changes. Additionally, the external rubber armor guards optics from rough handling.
And since we're on the subject of handling, it's also quite interesting and important to note that the device features a diamond pattern in the grip area, guaranteeing a solid hold no matter how cold your fingers might be, and a single-hinge design makes handling incredibly easy with just one hand. In addition, the center focus dial is within easy reach for quick focusing whatever there's before its viewfinder.
Last, but certainly not least, it's important to mention the fact that the Vortex Vanquish 10x26 is pretty affordable, selling for just around 140 US dollars at various retailers. |