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PREMIUM LONG-RANGE AND ASTRONOMY BINOCULARS: Enjoy low-light and astronomical observing with these large aperture 70mm binoculars. Their 3.5 millimeter exit pupil and proprietary XLT optical coatings allow you to see amazing detail, even in the shadows.
WATERPROOF AND FOGPROOF: Designed to withstand all weather conditions,Echelon binoculars are filled with dry nitrogen gas and then sealed for rigorous outdoor use without internal fogging of the lenses.
ASSEMBLED IN THE USA: Each Echelon binocular is hand-assembled by skilled technicians in Southern California using high-quality Japanese optical components.
TRIPOD ADAPTABLE: Mount Echelon on any photographic tripod for long observing sessions or when you want to share the view with others.
CASE INCLUDED: Protect your Echelon with the durable, waterproof hard plastic case.
UNBEATABLE WARRANTY & CUSTOMER SUPPORT: Buy with confidence from Celestron, a leading optics brand in California since 1960. Your purchase includes a Celestron Limited Lifetime US Warranty & US-based expert tech support.
Not all binoculars are created equal, especially when they are expected to perform well in low light conditions. Observations during twilight and at night require larger optics to collect as much light as possible, but big lenses Alone are not enough to ensure a superior viewing experience. It also takes quality glass and rugged construction to keep your binoculars safe and working well for years to come. Celestron large-aperture Echelon Series binoculars were designed for use in low light conditions. Whether you are long-range glassing across a field or valley, or gazing at the splendors of the Milky way, a pair of Celestron Echelon binoculars will get the job done. With an exit pupil of 3. 5 mm, these binoculars deliver an amazing amount of light allowing you to see the most detail possible. The Echelon 20×70 model offers the highest magnification in the Echelon Series. Choose this model for picking out small subjects at the longest distances, or for high-magnification viewing of celestial objects.
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