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The Nocs Field Issue 10x32 is a compact roof-prism binocular built for extended glassing sessions. It pairs fully multi-coated lenses and premium prisms with a wide field of view, so following birds or movement is easier. The oversized focus wheel works one-handed, even with gloves, and the waterproof, fogproof housing has a textured no-slip grip. It suits birders, backpackers and hikers who want a small, tough binocular; larger 42mm rivals will pull in more light at dusk.
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Lowest price we've seen: $125.96 on Nov 13 at Rutabaga Paddlesports. Tracked across 15 stores since Nov 13.
Owners rate the Field Issue 10x32 highly, with 4.8 out of 5 from 40 ratings. They tend to praise the image, the easy focusing and the rugged, pocketable build.
The Field Issue 10x32 is a compact binocular with 10x magnification and 32mm lenses. It has fully multi-coated lenses and BAK4 prisms for bright, detailed images. The 315 foot field of view (at 1000 yards) is distortion free across the field.
The housing is a medical grade thermoplastic frame that weighs 16.7 oz (473g). It has a textured, no-slip wave grip that fits hands of all sizes and helps absorb impact. The binocular is IPX7 rated and nitrogen filled to prevent fogging inside the lenses.
An oversized central focus wheel allows smooth, precise one-handed focusing, even with gloves on. It focuses from 9.3 ft to infinity. The twist-up eyecups have three positions, for use with or without glasses. The binocular is designed so a smartphone can be lined up with it to take photos and video.
