Leupold 10x32 Katmai Binoculars - NWFT Edition Dark Earth

During Leupold's second half-century, the company has focused heavily on the sports optics business. Leupold's presence in the hunting and shooting market expands, and finally dominates, with innovative optics and features that are now legendary among hunters, shooters, and outdoors enthusiasts. Many of the industry's standards - nitrogen waterproofing, the Duplex® reticle, and more - are Leupold creations.

From humble immigrant beginnings, Leupold grew, based on a promise of quality, to become a classic American company. In 1907, Fred Leupold set up a one-man shop at 5th and Oak streets in Portland, Ore., to repair surveying equipment. He was joined by his brother-in-law, Adam Voelpel, and later by inventor John Cyprian Stevens, and the foundations for a century of success were in place.

Leupold 10x 32mm Katmai Binoculars are premium midsized roof-prism units with unusual capabilities. Advanced prism technology yields great brightness. Twist-up eyecups offer generous eye relief and comfort even with glasses. The binoculars also provide waterproof and fog-proof performance, and the center focus dial is easily manipulated, even while wearing gloves. Limited lifetime warranty.

This is a wide-angle binocular perfect for sporting events where you prefer to see the whole scene magnified instead of one particular element. With its exit pupil diameter in excess of five millimeters, you can expect bright images in all but the darkest of conditions.

Turkey hunters will appreciate the full-size performance and compact size of these Leupold® 10x 32mm Katmai™ Binoculars emblazoned with the NWTF logo and finished in Leupold's exclusive Dark Earth™ finish. These outstanding binoculars will give you all the performance of a full-size binocular in a compact package that's lightweight and easy to carry or pack. They are ideal for people who value relatively compact size with exceptional optical performance. The key is the 32mm objective lens and L-coated™ prisms that work together to transmit a greater amount of light to your eye than traditional compacts, which usually employ a much smaller objective lens.