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Sheffield (Store)

Walk-in retail + Click & Collect

112-114 London Rd
Highfield
Sheffield
S2 4LR
Monday to Friday 10am - 6pm Saturday 10am - 6pm Sunday Closed

Chesterfield (Warehouse)

Click & Collect Only

Thornfield House
Dunston Road
Chesterfield
S41 9QD
Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday Closed Sunday Closed

Hawke Nature Trek 12x50 Binoculars

Our Price: £199.00

Hawke Nature Trek 12x50 Binoculars

Lifetime Warranty

Product Code: 35105

Our Price:

£199.00

RRP: £219.00

1 In Stock for Home Delivery
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  • Hawke Lifetime Warranty - Covered For Life.
  • Fully Multi-Coated Lenses
  • Durable Body
  • Waterproof and Fog Proof
  • Stay-on Objective Lens Covers
  • Comes with Carry Case with adjustable neck strap

Sheffield Store

Monday to Saturday 10am - 6pm

Harrison Cameras, 112-114 London Road, Sheffield, S2 4LR

Free UK Delivery

Free standard delivery to UK Mainland on all orders over £50

DPD Next Working Day and Saturday delivery also available when ordered before 2pm Mon-Fri

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Product Description

Hawke Nature Trek 12x50 binoculars are a full size style of binocular and have a great magnification along with good light input from the 50mm objective lenses. (the ones opposite the eyecups). They have been cleverly designed to be shock-proof, as they have a polycarbonate body, which is really strong, but also relatively lightweight and they are sealed to be waterproof, so can take a heavy down-pour or even a quick swim in a stream. Hawke have used nitrogen to stop the binoculars fogging, so there is no worry of any blurring of the image due to moisture.

The focusing wheel is internal, which helps keep the unit sealed and they are fog-proof, so will not get any annoying internal moisture to cloud the image. The rubber focusing wheel is really smooth and it can focus quickly, for times when the subject is moving fast, even when wearing gloves. The Hawke Natur-Trek binoculars have an eyesight dioptre correction wheel on the right hand barrel, which can be easily adjusted for individual eyesight requirement. Simply focus the binoculars using the main focusing wheel and then turn the eyesight correction ring either left or right, to get a minus or plus dioptre adjustment, until the image is pin-sharp and that's it, all set up for tailor-made viewing. In addition to the dioptre correction, the eyecups will twist up, for use without glasses and can be left down if using them with spectacles or sunglasses.

The glass in the binoculars, is multi-coated which helps with image contrast and colour rendition and the high quality BAK4 prisms ensure edge to edge sharpness and a high resolution image even in the most challenging of conditions. With a remarkable close focus distance of  2.5m for such a large magnification, anything that appears close at hand, can also be viewed through these binos and the impressive depth of field means that everything is in focus in the foreground and the background is thrown out of foucus, to help with viewing.

The Hawke 12x50 Nature-Trek Binoculars, come with a neoprene strap, case, rainguard and objective lens covers, which have been thoughtfully attached to the body of the binoculars, so they don't get lost. Overall a really good buy.

What's in the Box?

Product Specification

Magnification

12

Objective Diameter (mm)

50

Exit Pupil (mm)

4.2

Eye Relief (mm)

13

Field of view (m @ 1000m)

82

Close focus (m)

2.5

Size (cm) - HxW

163x133
Weight (grams)

829

Warranty (years)

10

 

Customer Reviews

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merganser

I bought these for the extra magnification when watching birds from a long distance - for instance on the coast or at a reservoir.

So far, I've used them twice and have a mostly favourable impression.

They're easy to focus and they seem sturdy without being excessively heavy.

The definition is not as sharp as it might be, but that is reflected by the price.

I do not wear glasses when I watch birds, and one disappointment is that the right eye-lens keeps slipping down. This a bit irritating, and I'm not sure how to fix it.