Instructions for use Victory Compact
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The Victory Compact binoculars fit easily into a jacket pocket, and astonishingly enough, lose nothing in optical performance despite their compact size. The benefit for you in the field is clear: light as a feather, you will hardly notice them at all. Whether you are hunting on home territory or travelling further afield, these binoculars take you right into the thick of the action and their brilliant optical concept leaves you with unforgettable impressions.
Here you find the top features of the Victory Compact binoculars.
The asymmetrical joint means that the Victory Compact binoculars can be folded up to save space and are very easy to use. You can have your compact binoculars always at hand, when out deer hunting by day or simply on an impromptu hunting field-trip.
The Victory Compact is 100% waterproof and therefore utterly reliable, even in tough conditions. The nitrogen filling ensures that it is resistant to internal condensation, even in cold, wet weather. The rubber armour protects it from knocks and gives it a pleasingly firm grip.
Enjoy fascinating image quality whatever the weather. The LotuTec® coating ensures that water simply rolls off the lenses and dirt can be easily removed without a trace.
The Victory Compact binoculars offer you outstanding imaging performance. The field of view is surprisingly large for the compact dimensions, so you can see every movement in the surrounding area. The close focus even allows you to observe objects such as plants or insects in great detail, making these binoculars ideal for nature observation.
In twilight or in the woodland, with the interplay of light and shade, the use of binoculars with low light lenses pays off. The Carl Zeiss T* multi-layer coating ensures high transmission; in other words it lets plenty of light in. This elaborate lens coating gives you a bright and clear image even in poor light conditions. You can rely on this even with the small, compact Victory FL binoculars.
The Victory Compact binoculars are not afraid of comparison. The StiftungWarentest tested the Victory 10x25 T*, and found these small, high-performance optics from Carl Zeiss to be "very good“.
You can choose between two Victory Compact models.
Here you find all technical data
The Victory Compact 8x20 T* is suitable for
Here you find all technical data
The Victory Compact 10x25 T* is suitable for
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The asymmetrical joint allows the Victory Compact to be folded very easily into the smallest of spaces, even with only one hand.
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Meaning of the abbreviations
FL
Binoculars or spotting scopes with glasses that contain fluoride (FL) for sharper, higher contrast images with significantly reduced chromatic aberrations; Fluoride Lenses; a special, high-quality sub-category of the ED lenses
GA
Previously used to designate Dialyt binoculars with rubber armour
T*
ZEISS T* multi-layer coating for extremely high transmission and low reflex susceptibility
MC
ZEISS multi-layer coating (multi coating)
P / P*
Phase correction coating on the roof prisms, which provide a higher resolution of the finest detail structures. All ZEISS binoculars with roof prisms use this coating
B
Previously used to designate binoculars that can be worn by people who wear glasses.
Now all ZEISS binoculars and spotting scope eyepieces are suitable for people who wear glasses, so the "B" designation is no longer used
S
Binoculars with mechanical image stabilisation
M
Riflescope models with ZEISS mounting rail.
iC
Riflescope with illumination control
ED
Extra low Dispersion = low chromatic aberrations
HD
High Definition. HD is not a type of lens. Instead it describes the result of the ED lenses: very good resolution
HT
High Transmission = lenses by SCHOTT with very good transmission properties.