Rangefinder laser on new ZEISS binoculars

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View through the Zeiss Rangefinder Binoculars
The new Zeiss Rangefinder Binoculars are primarily aimed towards hunters, as they have a built in laser range finder so that you can tell the exact distance away the object is that you are looking at.

“The Victory 8 x 45 T* RF and Victory 10 x 45 T* RF binoculars not only features very bright and powerful optics with LED displays, its integrated BIS™ ballistic information system also delivers the information required to correct the holdover in a fraction of a second.”

The Victory 8×45 T RF and Victory 10×45 T RF binoculars also feature a unique design that incorporates a folding bridge without separate transmission optics and boast fast rangefinding capabilities that can determine the distance from an object up to 200 meters (300 yards) away in less than one second with an accuracy down to one meter.

The digital range-finding function uses a Class 1 invisible laser beam to make the measurement immediately after you press and release a button to minimize the effect of shaking. The distance information is then displayed on a self-illuminating, four-digit LED read-out designed to handle all lighting conditions.

All Victory RF models of binoculars feature a lightweight magnesium housing and shock resistant rubber armouring plus recalculated ZEISS optics featuring the company’s “LotuTec® coating” which transfers the surface characteristics of a lotus leaf to the lenses and eyepieces so that water beads off the lens without residue. Phew, that is quite a mouthful, but what it means in plain English is that they can be used in the rain and glass surfaces are easy to clean.

The ZEISS Victory binoculars also include removable eyecups that can be locked in four positions, a neoprene carrying strap and a Cordura carry bag.

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