ZEISS 10x25 Terra ED Compact Binoculars (Gray-Black)

BH #ZE10X25TECB • MFR #522503-9907-000
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ZEISS 10x25 Terra ED Compact Binoculars (Gray-Black)
Key Features
  • Extra-Low Dispersion Glass Objectives
  • Schmidt-Pechan Roof Prisms
  • ZEISS Hydrophobic Multicoated Optics
  • 54° Apparent Angle of View
Sleek and stylish with gray body and black accents, ZEISS's 10x25 Terra ED Compact Binoculars give you a competent and compact optic that fits easily in the palm of your hand and looks good while they are there. A combination of technologies works together to produce bright and clear images with increased contrast and true color rendition. They include Schmidt-Pechan roof prisms, SCHOTT extra-low dispersion (ED) glass, and anti-reflection fully multicoated optics. The Terra ED is offered here in a 10x power, which walks the delicate line between an increased viewing distance over lower magnification optics while maintaining a useful field of view.
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Why did the Terra ED Pocket 10 x 25 come without ...

Why did the Terra ED Pocket 10 x 25 come without protective lens caps ?
Asked by: Mark
They’re super small, I carry them In the cloth pouch they come with about 200 days per year, morning hikes with the dogs, and the lenses are always crystal clear. They don’t need lens covers or protection because the openings are so much smaller ie, 25mm vs. 40mm…. I looked for a hard case and lens caps for the first 18months I owned them but realized after using them everyday over that period they don’t need caps or a case, it would make them bulky and harder to access, carry and use. I think lens caps/covers would defeat their purpose, they’re designed to fit in your pocket and go, they’re lightweight, easily accessible, and durable adding caps would complicate what makes them so special…
Answered by: frank
Date published: 2024-03-21

Where is this made?

Where is this made?
Asked by: Walter
So pic says Japan and staff says China?
Answered by: Louis
Date published: 2022-08-02

Where was this made?

Where was this made?
Asked by: Nathan
These are made in Japan - the only Japanese model in the Tera range. Others are all made in China
Answered by: Christian H
Date published: 2023-11-20

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How does this compare to the Nikon Travelite 12x25 which is much less expensive?
Asked by: Susan F.
I have the Terra 8x25 and agree with the others. Anything over 8x on compacts has too much shake. Everyone who has looked through the Terra ED is amazed at the clarity. I am very happy with them.
Answered by: Gary G.
Date published: 2023-04-18

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does the terra 10 x 25 come with lens covers?
Asked by: Anonymous
The pair I received did not come with lens covers.
Answered by: Glenn P.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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