SkyHawk 4.0 8×32 Steiner Binocular

8?32 SkyHawk 4.0 Steiner Binocular

Experience the outdoors at a higher level with Steiner’s SkyHawk 4.0 8×32 binoculars, featuring top-tier optics for a binocular that is as perfect in quality as it looks on paper. The SkyHawk 4.0 sets a new benchmark for image resolution and clarity in an easy-to-use, rugged spotting scope that delivers best-in-class performance with robust user features at an affordable price point An excellent choice for birdwatching, wildlife observation, and any type of outdoor pursuits where focusing quickly is essential.

Delivering 8x magnification, the Steiner SkyHawk 4.0 Binoculars leave you with an impressive view of your surroundings on account of its large field of up to 133m. Fast-Close-Focus enables a large, grooved center wheel; improved turn-and-slide diopter adjustment and Twist-Up rubber eyecups to provide easy dioptric corrections & comfortable viewing with or w/o glasses on HighPerformance-precision for quick focusing from Close better-than-comfortable observation-over longer distances enhances versatility. Meanwhile, the binos show impressive durability given Steiner’s namesake 10-year warranty as well a comfortable fit no matter who’s using them with ergonomic twist-up eye-cups.

Warranty

The SkyHawk 4.0 is fully backed by Steiner’s 10-year warranty, ensuring reliability and peace of mind for those who serve. This warranty speaks to their built-in craftsmanship and the ruggedness of these binoculars, which makes them a safe bet for long-term use.

The SkyHawk 4.0 delivers a field of view with which you can scope out your surroundings over an impressive distance of up to about 133 meters @100 meters distance The wide field of vision is ideal for monitoring moving objects and viewing large landscapes — great while hiking, any time you require the awareness.

It allows you to focus quickly, closer focusing so that you will not lose any action when adjusting sight range. It also comes in handy for tracking subjects that move quickly or when you need to capriciously change your focus point between focal points.