Designed to be lightweight and portable yet still maintain a high level of durability. The magnesium-alloy will last a lifetime and ensures that the binoculars are waterproof. The addition of the metal multi-stop eyecups make this more durable than standard plastic eyecups. This corrects the positioning of the eyecups for the user. This ensures that they are comfortable especially for use with spectacles. The Viking Peregrine ED 8×42 Binoculars feature fully multicoated optics and Extra Low Dispersion glass to provide the highest quality images. The dielectric coated BAK 4 prisms also help ensure images are sharper and brighter. With the Viking Peregrine ED 8×42 Binoculars you can view nature in more detail and clarity than ever before, wherever you go. This is due to the binoculars lightweight and compact body making it the perfect travel companion. The Celestron Nature DX 8x42 binoculars provide a cost-effective approach to achieving high-quality results. Providing a blend of powerful magnification with a close focus ensures that these are extremely versatile. These binoculars offer everything that you could possibly need for a more in-depth examination of subjects. Finally, the inclusion of the rubber-armour build design offers fantastic levels of protection. This is a fantastic all-round option for both beginners and intermediate users.

Therefore I was pleasantly surprised by the 6.7° on the 10x42. If we look at the figures on both the Kestrel ED and Merlin ED series, the 8x42s have 8.1° and the 10x42s are 6.5°, The image was not sharp to the very edge of the field, but any distortion produced by curvature was negligible. Colour fringing is noticeable in the outer two-thirds of the field, but not at a level to cause major concern. Typical viewing of Ravens against an overcast, though bright, sky and watching wildfowl against a reflective water surface were two instances in which this relatively low level of chromatic aberration was most apparent. At 600g and 610g for the 8x42 and 10x42 respectively, the Peregrine ED binoculars are just about as light as you'll find from a 42mm objective glass. This makes them a pleasure to carry around on a long walk. Owing to theirLooking in to the sun is more of a test, one which the Peregrine binoculars handles admirably. With both the 8x and 10x models, I couldn't see any fringing in the centre of the view, with a small amount creeping in at the edge

A key feature of these binoculars is the extra low dispersion glass that we use in the lens construction, to promote sharper images with a finer contrast. James tested our binoculars on an October morning which he described as being “lovely and crisp”, he continued by saying “the light gathering power of these binoculars is really, very good and on another level to bins without. And given the bright images being displayed in low light, just after dawn – this is very noticeable through the Peregrines.” The Viking Peregrine delivers incredibly detailed image quality thanks to the lenses. However, it is important to evaluate key factors such as the FOV available. This is particularly important when using these binoculars for activities such as birdwatching. James rounded off his review with a short and precise overview of his thoughts of our Viking Optical Peregrine ED 8X42 Binoculars; saying that the binoculars are “lightweight, bright, sharp and responsive binoculars with a ‘modern’ feel, courtesy of the smooth rubber armouring. We like these binoculars, we like them a lot.” The Viking Peregrine ED binoculars achieve the highest marks in every aspect. Pairing superior optics with a high quality build design provides excellent value for your money. The binoculars perform incredibly well and finding any faults is difficult. Regardless of weather condition or environment, you can guarantee that the Viking Peregrine ED will deliver high-end results. Verdict The Viking Badger binoculars utilise the same durable build design as mentioned previously. The same rubber-armour coating is available to offer fantastic protection and prevent any water damage. This ensures that they are ready for anything the weather may throw at them. Furthermore, this bundle comes with some additional accessories. These accessories include a carry case and a rain guard for some further protection.

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The company has established the system of international diversion of specialization, Marketing after sales, military standard binocular production in the US, whilst the product development/design and the establishment of production development are carried out in Japan. high quality, stippled metal focus wheel and dioptre can be found on all of the latest models. It's possibly due to their sleek appearance, the chassis narrowing at the top, all covered in a smooth, tactile rubber armour. The In addition to this, the inclusion of BAK-4 prisms helps to further increase the transmission of light. The design of these prisms helps to take in more light through the binoculars. This helps to make the viewable image much brighter and certainly more defined. This makes the Viking Kestrel ED a fantastic option regardless of your environment. Although you'll also find BAK4 prisms, fully multi coated lenses, phase correction and dielectric mirror coatings on the Kestrel ED and Merlin ED, it's worth noting not all coatings are made the same. The optics available with the Viking Peregrine binoculars provide an image of the highest quality. The introduction of Extra-low Dispersion glass helps take this quality to a new level. Pairing this with the multi-coated lenses and phase-coated prisms ensures a perfect image at all times.