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Nikon ProStaff ATB 10x25
$100.00 to $195.00
The Nikon® 10x25 ProStaff ATB binocular brings you a compact and lightweight design with a rubber-armored, polycarbonate body that's waterproof and fogproof. It's set-up with aspherical eyepiece lenses for a crisp, distortion-free field of view.
| MPN | 7485 |
| Max Magnification | 10x | Zoom | Without Zoom | Binoculars Type | Binocular | Night Vision | Without Night Vision |
| Tripod Adapter | Without Tripod Adapter | Diopter Adjustable | Without Diopter Adjustable | Waterproof | With Waterproof | Near Focusing Distance | 9.1 ft | Field of View | 262 ft @ 1000 yds | Exit Pupil (mm) | 2.5 |
| Width | 4 in. | Depth | 4.5 in. | Weight | 12.8 oz. |
| UPC | 018208074853 |
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nikon, prostaff, atb, 10x25,Nikon Action 7x35
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