The Adler Activ 10x25WP normally sells for £69.95 - we're offering them for a stunning £33.99 inc UK p&p!.

These superb compact roof-prism rubber armoured and fully waterproof and nitrogen purged binoculars offer 10x magnification in an ultra-rugged and lightweight compact body. They are fully waterproof and can stand full immersion in water for 2 minutes. The Activ is nitrogen gas filled to eliminate fogging due to temperature change.

The Adler difference.

Great BaK4 optics throughout and solid reliable mechanics mark out the Adler Activ 10x25WP as a top quality binocular the moment you hold it in your hand and look through it. But it also has some thoughtful design touches that single the Adler out from the competition: screw-down eyecups make the binocular easy to use and share between spectacle and non-spectacle wearers, and unusually, for a bino of this diminutive size, the Adler has a useful tripod mounting point (additional bracket required - see accessories lower left).

The Activ 10x25WP is perfect for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. Stylish design, solid mechanics and textured rubber armour mark out the Adler Activ as a cut above the competition. The rubber armour gives maximum protection and grip, whilst making the binocular silent in use as well as easy to hold when wet, even with gloved hands.

Screw-down soft rubber eye-cups ensure user comfort and full field of view for those with or without spectacles.

They are supplied with padded soft carry-case and neck strap.

What's so great about the Activ 10x25WP?

The Adler Activ 10x25WP is a superb compact roof prism bino with the build quality that is much higher than it's modest price point would suggest - this is a great value binocular with a reassuringly solid feel in the hand.

And it's the engineering that really makes this bino stand out from its class. The Adler Activ 10x25WP, like it's big brother the 10x42WP is not just waterproof or shower-proof: it's waterproof to a standard that can withstand full immersion for a period of two minutes!

But hold on you say, so what, we don't want to use our binos underwater thanks!

Well actually that's not really why they are waterproofed. True you might lose them over the side of a boat and its good that you can fish them out again. But no, it's the more general value of full waterproofing that is most worthwhile and a more general indicator of build quality.

Waterproofing that is this good is guaranteeing that the binos will stand hard rain, and being dragged through a snow covered bush when you slip over in Winter! Waterproofing to this standard is also indicating the overall quality of build and likely performance longevity - specified high performance waterproofing requires rigid, reliable and very precise engineering and this, in turn, guarantees a high standard of performance for the binocular as a whole (holding the lenses and prisms reliably in position for many years etc).

So waterproofing to a recognised standard is something like a 24 carat hallmark for binoculars and guarantees a high standard of overall performance from the mechanics and not just the ability to keep the inside dry!

Specification

Magnification: 10x

Close focus: 3m

FOV: 87m @ 1000m

Size: 118mm x 90mm x 35mm

Glass: BaK-4

Weight: 280g