Oregon Observation 11x70

    Oregon Observation binoculars are excellent value for money for the first time or occasional user looking for a pair of large objective lens binoculars for long range terrestrial observation and star gazing. The 70mm objectives and BAK 4 prism multi-coated optical system combine to deliver bright crisp images with good colour contrast and minimal chromatic aberration. Long eye relief eyepieces enable you to get the full field of view with or without glasses.

    Features
    • Large objective, high magnification for long range terrestrial observation
    • Porro prism design with protective rubber armouring
    • BAK-4 Fully multi-coated optical system (all air/glass surfaces)
    • Fold down rubber eyecups
    • Wide wheel focusing
    • Integral tripod adapter socket
    Supplied Accessories

    Oregon Observation binoculars are supplied in a soft carry case with rainguard, wide nylon strap and objective lens caps

    Guarantee

    5 year

    Product Code

    30156

    Price £119.00

    Where To Buy
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    Specifications

    • Specifications
      • Colour
        Black
      • Size
        11x70
      • Magnification
        11
      • Lens Dia. (mm)
        70
      • Lens Dia. (inch)
        2.8
      • Field of View (m@1000m)
        80
      • Field of View (°)
        4.6
      • Field of View (ft@1000yd)
        240
      • Close Focus (m)
        20
      • Close Focus (f)
        65.6
      • Eye Relief (mm)
        25
      • Eye Relief (inch)
        1
      • IPD Range (mm)
        56~73
      • IPD Range (inch)
        2.2~2.9
      • Waterproof
        No
      • Prism Type
        Porro
      • Length (mm)
        276
      • Width (mm)
        215
      • Depth (mm)
        83
      • Dimensions LxWxD (mm)
        276x215x83
      • Dimensions LxWxD (inches)
        10.9x8.5x3.3
      • Weight (g)
        1315
      • Weight (oz)
        46.4
      • Weight (lb)
        2.9
    • Technical
      • Body Material
        Aluminium Alloy, Polycarbonate
      • Hinge Type
        Dual Hinge, Single Axis
      • Armour Type
        Partial
      • Armour Material
        NBR
      • Nitrogen Gas Filled
        No
      • Eyecup Type
        Fold
      • Dioptre Adjustment Side
        Right
      • Dioptre Adjuster Location
        Right
      • Dioptre Range
        4.00
      • Focal Length (mm)
        N/A
      • Eyelens Dia (mm)
        23
      • Prism Material
        BAK 4
      • Prism Coating
        Multi
      • PC Coating
        N/A
      • Lens Coating
        Fully multi-coated
      • Serial Number Location
        No serial number
      • Country of Origin
        China
    • Accessories
      • 31028 45.5mm BGA Binocular Rainguard

        £6.95

        More Info
      • 31001 32mm Nylon Binocular Strap (10mm loop)

        £5.95

        More Info
      • 31091 40mm Neoprene Binocular Strap (10mm loop)

        £12.95

        More Info
      • 31096 25mm Nylon & Leather Binocular Harness with Quick Release System

        £24.95

        More Info
      • 31097 25mm Elastic & Leather Binocular Harness with Quick Release System

        £24.95

        More Info
      • Binocular Tripod Mount for Binoculars +50mm OG

        £12.95

        More Info
      • Pro Series Lens Cleaning Cloth 20x20cm in pouch

        £3.95

        More Info
    • Videos
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    • Reviews

      Oregon Observation 11x70 - Stephen Tonkin

      10 August 2015

      Overall, then, this is a very competent entry-level binocular for anybody who wants ultra-portable and wide-angle views of deep-sky objects.

      Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Stephen Tonkin and originally published in Sky at Night January 2014. Click here to read the entire review.


    Specifications

    • Specifications
    • Technical
    • Accessories
    • Videos
    • Reviews
    • Colour
      Black
    • Size
      11x70
    • Magnification
      11
    • Lens Dia. (mm)
      70
    • Lens Dia. (inch)
      2.8
    • Field of View (m@1000m)
      80
    • Field of View (°)
      4.6
    • Field of View (ft@1000yd)
      240
    • Close Focus (m)
      20
    • Close Focus (f)
      65.6
    • Eye Relief (mm)
      25
    • Eye Relief (inch)
      1
    • IPD Range (mm)
      56~73
    • IPD Range (inch)
      2.2~2.9
    • Waterproof
      No
    • Prism Type
      Porro
    • Length (mm)
      276
    • Width (mm)
      215
    • Depth (mm)
      83
    • Dimensions LxWxD (mm)
      276x215x83
    • Dimensions LxWxD (inches)
      10.9x8.5x3.3
    • Weight (g)
      1315
    • Weight (oz)
      46.4
    • Weight (lb)
      2.9
    • Body Material
      Aluminium Alloy, Polycarbonate
    • Hinge Type
      Dual Hinge, Single Axis
    • Armour Type
      Partial
    • Armour Material
      NBR
    • Nitrogen Gas Filled
      No
    • Eyecup Type
      Fold
    • Dioptre Adjustment Side
      Right
    • Dioptre Adjuster Location
      Right
    • Dioptre Range
      4.00
    • Focal Length (mm)
      N/A
    • Eyelens Dia (mm)
      23
    • Prism Material
      BAK 4
    • Prism Coating
      Multi
    • PC Coating
      N/A
    • Lens Coating
      Fully multi-coated
    • Serial Number Location
      No serial number
    • Country of Origin
      China
    • 31028 45.5mm BGA Binocular Rainguard

      £6.95

      More Info
    • 31001 32mm Nylon Binocular Strap (10mm loop)

      £5.95

      More Info
    • 31091 40mm Neoprene Binocular Strap (10mm loop)

      £12.95

      More Info
    • 31096 25mm Nylon & Leather Binocular Harness with Quick Release System

      £24.95

      More Info
    • 31097 25mm Elastic & Leather Binocular Harness with Quick Release System

      £24.95

      More Info
    • Binocular Tripod Mount for Binoculars +50mm OG

      £12.95

      More Info
    • Pro Series Lens Cleaning Cloth 20x20cm in pouch

      £3.95

      More Info
    • Video image

    Oregon Observation 11x70 - Stephen Tonkin

    10 August 2015

    Overall, then, this is a very competent entry-level binocular for anybody who wants ultra-portable and wide-angle views of deep-sky objects.

    Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Stephen Tonkin and originally published in Sky at Night January 2014. Click here to read the entire review.