BARSKA Lucid 10x25 Compact Binocular (Camouflage)
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BARSKA Lucid 10x25 Compact Binocular (Camouflage)
- Great style and value that is ideal for travel, concerts, outdoors and sporting events
- Compact and lightweight that folds and fits into your pocket!
- Fully coated optics for bright and clear images
- Protective rubber armor with firm grip design in camouflage
- Includes carrying case and neckstrap
The economically priced Lucid View Series is the perfect blend of functionality and compact portability. This folding roof prism design offers a wide range of fully coated models from 8x to 16x. Armored with protective rubber of black or camouflage, Lucid is multi-purpose and great for field use, sports, backpacking or camping. The smaller models fits in the palm of your hand or into your pockets, that you can just carry them around everywhere. Small in size, but undeniably big on convenience. Backed by Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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