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Pentax UCF-X II 10x25 Binocular | 
 enlarge | Brand: Pentax
Category: Photography
List Price: $137.00
Buy New: $39.00
You Save: $98.00 (72%)
New (6) from $39.00
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 9141
Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Has Tripod Mount: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 4 x 2 x 5
MPN: 62212
Model: 62212
UPC: 027075080409
EAN: 0027075080409
ASIN: B0001U5M48
Release Date: June 15, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Objective lens: 25mm | | • | General purpose binocular ideal for wildlife, sports, and theater | | • | High-refraction Bak4 glass prisms and multi-coated lens | | • | 261-foot field of view at 1000 yards | | • | Magnification: 10x |
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Product Description
Combining high-resolution optics and stylish, streamlined bodies with outstanding cost performance these binoculars offer excellent image quality and viewing comfort for most general-purpose applications, including wildlife, sports and theatrical observations.The UCF XII-series feature the PENTAX-original dual-axis eye-distance adjustment system to assure precise alignment of the lens barrels. Coupled with large 25mm objective lenses, high-refraction BaK4 glass prisms, multi-coated optical elements and aspherical eyepiece lens elements, they deliver high-quality images even under poor viewing conditions. Their compact, lightweight bodies are protected against dust and shock by full-body rubber housing. Other user-friendly features include a long 15-millimeter eye relief, a short minimum focusing distance of 1.9 meters/6.2 feet, extendible eyepiece rings, a fully retractable pop-up diopter adjuster, and a tripod socket.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Pentax UCF-X II 10x25 is a pretty good binocular June 3, 2008
Becky Tree (Western PA USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I was looking for a binocular under 1 pound that nonetheless had the optical quality of a larger binocular. Consumer Reports recommended this one, and the price was right--in the range of $70-$80. They are indeed lightweight, compact, easy to focus, let in adequate light, and the view is very sharp and clear. My only complaint is that the strap attaches forward of the center of gravity so that the binocular has a tendency to flip upside-down against my bosom. The field of view isn't very big-natch, they're "compact" - so they are good for bird watching, looking at distant details, etc., but I wouldn't recommend them for watching sports. This model is affordable and useful for my modest needs.
 Pentax UCF X-II Excellent value and performance April 12, 2007
C. D. Pitman (Silverthorne,CO)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I purchased these a couple of years ago for mountain rescue work. I wanted something lightweight, sufficient power, and that would work well with glasses. They succeeded superbly on all accounts. I now am glasses-free (thanks to Lasics!) and the binocs work equally well without glasses. Nice adjustments that are easy to locate and use. They are an excellent trade-off between weight and size on one hand, and performance on the other hand. Also, they seem to be rugged, although I have yet to launch them off a cliff face.
Considering the cost of some binoculars, these are affordable and offer great performance.
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