The name Steiner stands for performance optics. A business that started small, after the wars, in 1947, rapidly evolved and became renowned thanks to the innovation it brought in the area of optic devices, as well as to the high-quality of the manufactured products.

 

Steiner innovations include rubber armoring, the first binoculars ever with an integrated compass, the first binocular with special optical coating to protect against harmful UV radiation, the pocket-size binocular, and the new Predator lens coating to increase contrast of animals against wooded backgrounds. Today, Steiner manufactures binoculars for the military, marine, hunting, outdoor, birding and leisure activities. As already noted before, Steiner is a name that stands for high performance in optics.

 

The 7x30 Navigator Pro C Marine Binoculars, the latest addition to its portfolio, are the world's smallest, fully featured marine binoculars, perfect for traveling and for all types of watercraft, including sport fishing boats, smaller fresh water boats, coastal sailboats and powerboats, as they are also completely waterproof, a feature already suggested by the name of the device.

 

Weighing only about 600 grams, the 7x30 Navigator Pro C Marine Binoculars feature a built-in stabilized compass with electronic compass illumination, and incorporate anti-haze “CAT” optics (block glare, but still provide you plenty of brightness, even in pretty low light conditions). Also, they incorporate the exclusive Steiner Sports-Auto-Focus system. This means that, once set up for your eyes, the Steiner 7x30 Navigator Pro C Marine Binoculars keep all objects in focus at distances from approximately 20 yards to infinity.

 

Slim design and good balance make the Steiner Navigator Pro easy to carry, as well as use for extended periods so they are also great for viewing nature and wildlife whilst ashore, and also for all navigational duties whilst aboard. You can purchase these wonderful binoculars for about 700 US dollars from various online dealers.
 

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