Fujinon Polaris 7×50 Binoculars
Monday, April 12th, 2010 at
4:42 am
Built to US military specifications for optical performance, waterproofness and durability, these are among the very best marine binoculars made. Lenses and prisms are made with Fujinons exclusive rare-earth glass formulations featuring a proprietary zirconium oxide Electron Beam Coating (EBC) process that enables them to transmit an incredible 95% of the light striking the objective lenses, a critical advantage in low light, such as at dawn and dusk.
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I wanted to get these from Adorama or B&H, but there were none in stock, except for one unit FMTR-SX 7×50. So, I got these. Now they’re out of stock. I can’t believe that such big retailers don’t stock the 7×50. I also got the 10×50 FMT-SX and 16×70 FMT-SX. These are much easier to get. By the way, B&H has only $20 difference in price between FMTRC-SX and FMTR-SX. Why $150 price difference in your store?