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10x42 Laser Rangefinder Binoculars - Sand

£349
  • 10x magnification
  • 42 mm objective lenses
  • BAK4 roof prisms
  • Laser ranging to 1500 m, plus or minus 0.5 m
  • IP65 rain and dust sealed
  • Magnesium alloy body, 810 g

A 10x42 roof-prism binocular in sand, with a Class 1 eye-safe laser rangefinder built into the bridge. Ten times magnification and 42 mm objectives give a bright, steady view from first light until the last of the day, and the rangefinder reads out to 1500 m, a little over 1600 yards, so you know the distance before you commit to the stalk or the shot.

BAK4 roof prisms and a 4.25 mm exit pupil hold detail and contrast into the last of the light. The magnesium alloy body is IP65 rated against driving rain and dust, and angle compensation to plus or minus 90 degrees gives you the true horizontal distance on steep ground. There is 15.1 mm of eye relief, so glasses stay on.

The sand armour disappears against stubble, dune and open hill, and the twist-up eyecups suit glasses or bare eyes.

Also available in matte black and olive green.

Key specifications

  • Magnification: 10x
  • Objective lens: 42 mm, non-ED
  • Eyepiece: 21 mm, +5D dioptre adjustment
  • Prism: BAK4 roof prism
  • Field of view: 6.1 degrees, 106.6 m at 1000 m
  • Eye relief: 15.1 mm
  • Exit pupil: 4.25 mm
  • Relative brightness: 18.06
  • Twilight factor: 20.49
  • Minimum focus: 3 m
  • Focusing: internal focus
  • Laser: 905 nm, under 1 mW, Class 1 eye safe
  • Ranging: 5 to 1500 m, accuracy plus or minus 0.5 m
  • Angle compensation: plus or minus 90 degrees
  • Display: high transmittance LCD
  • Body: magnesium alloy
  • Sealing: IP65, rain and dust resistant
  • Operating temperature: -20 to 60 degrees C
  • Battery: CR2
  • Weight: 810 g
  • Boxed dimensions: 146 x 111 x 51 mm
  • Colour: sand

In the box

  • 10x42 rangefinder binocular
  • Carry pouch
  • Neck strap
  • Objective lens covers and rainguard
  • Cleaning cloth
  • CR2 battery
  • User manual

Detail that holds at distance

Pick out plumage, coat and horn detail long before the subject knows you are there.

BAK4 roof prisms and a 4.25 mm exit pupil keep the image bright and usable into the last of the light, so what you see at 400 metres is worth identifying.

Red deer stag on a misty hillside
Red deer stag on a misty hillside
Optical elements of the Bramwell Views binoculars
Optical elements of the Bramwell Views binoculars
Laser ranging to 1500 metres
Laser ranging to 1500 metres
Glassing a valley at dusk with Bramwell Views binoculars

See further. Miss nothing.

Whether you are picking a stag out of dead ground, following a harrier along the ridge, or working out whether that shape on the far bank is worth the walk, clear glass is the difference between a sighting and a maybe. BAK4 roof prisms do the optical work. A magnesium alloy chassis keeps them doing it for years.

Multi coated objective lens close up

BAK4 prisms and a 6.1 degree field

Clarity that holds up from first light to last light. High-transmission BAK4 roof prisms and a 4.25 mm exit pupil keep the image bright and the colours honest, even at the edges of the field and at the ends of the day. What that means in the field: ✓ Plumage and coat detail you can actually identify ✓ 106.6 m of field at 1000 metres ✓ 15.1 mm of eye relief, so glasses stay on ✓ Less eye strain over a long session

From first spot to final approach

Scanning a treeline, following movement through bracken, or judging whether a distant shape is worth the walk. Every part of the design is there to help you move quietly, stay on the subject, and decide with confidence.

Scanning a stubble field at first light
Scan and range buttons on the binocular body
Gloved hands gripping Bramwell Views binoculars

A grip that stays put in the cold

The barrel profile is shaped to sit naturally in the hand, with moulded channels for your thumbs and enough balance to hold steady without a rest. From a quick grab out of the harness to a long watch from a hide, the armour keeps its grip in gloves, in rain and in cold hands. Because the moment you are waiting for rarely gives you a second chance.

IP65 sealed against steady rain

Built for driving rain and dust

From a wet morning on the moor to a squall coming in off the hill, the IP65 rated magnesium body is sealed against driving rain and dust, so you can keep your attention on the subject rather than on the weather. Damp woodland, coastal wind, sleet on the hill, and anywhere between -20 and 60 degrees. The view stays clear wherever the day takes you.

Ready for any weather

Bramwell Views binoculars in driving rain
Bramwell Views binoculars in driving rain
Everything included in the box

Everything in the box

1. Binoculars 2. Carry case 3. Objective lens covers x2 4. Rainguard eyepiece cover 5. Neck strap 6. Lens cloth 7. Certificate 8. Warranty card 9. User manual

After-sales service

Customer service

Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm

30-day returns

Change your mind within 30 days

2-year warranty

Free advice and technical support

Free UK delivery

Tracked, 7 to 10 working days

Downloads

User manual

User manual

Specifications, care instructions and warranty terms