Safari Binoculars for Women | Womens Binoculars

Safari Binoculars for Women?
What are women’s binoculars I hear you ask? Well if you were expecting to find ones that have some sort of special eyepiece, or magical lenses that only work for women, I am sorry to disappoint you. Technically speaking there is no difference between “normal” binoculars and womens binoculars. The difference is in the styling, because most binoculars have a rather masculine look to them, a few optical companies have decided to design their binoculars with a softer more feminine look to them.
Nikon SHE Safari Monarch 10×36 Binoculars
These are not only great looking and stylish women’s safari binoculars, but the binocular is based on the excellent Nikon Monarch 10×36 DCF binoculars.
Nikon Sport Optics and SHE Outdoor Apparel combined to design a pair of binoculars specially for a woman. The mid-sized 10×36 Safari binoculars offer women the best of both worlds – trademark Nikon optical performance and attractive SHE styling.
These mid-size binoculars make ideal travelling companions: Not only are they lightweight, waterproof, fogproof and comes with a protective rubber-armored coating, the powerful 10x magnification means I highly recommend them as ideal safari binoculars.
Features
They are fully fog and waterproof and come with Fully Multi-coated Lenses that Increase light transmission with multiple anti-reflective coatings on all air-to-glass surfaces. The quality Bak-4 roof prisms have phase correction coatings that is not only expensive to produce but enhance resolution and contrast of the image.
As well as the binocular, you get a great looking and excellent quality leather and canvas shoulder bag in a bush friendly khaki colour with chocolate brown trim. The bag has multifunctional pockets and a built-in optics case with plenty of room to store your binoculars and more, making it perfect for travel or day trips.
More information & Where to Buy
Read the Safari Guide review of the Nikon SHE Safari Monarch 10×36 Womens Binoculars

August 5, 2010 | Posted by Safari Guide
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