Swarovski Pocket Traveler 8x20

Add clarity to the action with waterproof Swarovski binoculars.

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Sand-colored, compact, handy 8x20 binocular. Dustproof and waterproof. Folding mechanism is a perfect companion for traveling, especially for the hiker or back packer. Guaranteed lifelike color and high-contrast images due to the sophisticated diamond-bright optical system and state of the art Swarovski Optik coating technologies. Silver, removable twist-in eyecups are individually adjustable and offer eyeglass wearers a full field of view. Swarovski waterproof binoculars include a color coordinated carrying strap and bag. Made in Austria.

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Swarovski

The endless quest for higher precision

“Our company’s true core product is providing customers with the enjoyment that comes from a precise, close-up view of remote natural wonders."

Swarovski Optik ATS/STS-80 (HD) Spotting Scope
Carina Schiestl-Swarovski
Chairwoman of the Executive Board
Strategy, Branding, Finance & Administration
Swarovski Optik

Swarovski OpticsSwarovski. It is a name that is synonymous with exceptional glass crystal, precision abrasives, and inspired innovation. Since 1949, Swarovski Optik has developed superior-quality optical instruments that, quite simply, you need to see to believe.

Headquartered in Absam, in the Austrian state of Tyrol, The Swarovski Group was originally established in 1859, following Daniel Swarovski’s invention of the world’s first electric grinding machine for jewelry.

The origins of Swarovski Optik

In 1935, Daniel’s 17-year-old son, Wilhelm, an avid hobby astronomer who yearned to be “closer to the stars”—and with access to the precision lens grinding technology available in his father‘s factory—developed a unique prism fabrication and grinding process that he incorporated into his first 6x30 binocular. Thirteen years later, he founded Swarovski Optik. Wilhelm Swarovski’s first mass-produced binocular, the Habicht 7x42 is still in production today and is considered an industry standard in the field of hunting optics.

The relatively understated exteriors of Swarovski Optik instruments belie the intricate technology that resides inside them. In hermetically sealed clean rooms protected by airlocks, master technicians combine over 70 different types of glass by hand, all the while working to overcome the undesirable effects of dispersion, refraction, reflection, deflection, and edge distortion.

A world-wide reputation for optics excellence

The results of these labors may be initially hidden when looking at the finished product, but one look through the viewfinder of any Swarovski instrument, and you’ll immediately see why professionals from Canadian fire lookouts, Antarctic researchers, and air-traffic controllers, to recreational anglers, hunters, and nature watchers around the world have come to rely upon the flawless quality and exceptional performance of Swarovski Optik.

Orvis and Swarovski: A shared commitment to environmental causes

Swarovski‘s commitment to excellence in its products goes hand-in-hand with their commitment to environmental causes. Swarovski, much like The Orvis Company, actively initiates and supports numerous bio-diversity and nature protection projects.

The Swarovski Optik line at Orvis

Orvis offers a wide range of Swarovski Optik binoculars and scopes in various sizes, focal lengths, and weights designed to not only meet, but also exceed all your sporting needs.

 
 
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Technical Specifications
Swarovski Pocket Traveler 8x20
Magnification 8X
Objective lens Ø (mm) 20
Exit pupil Ø (mm) 2.5
Exit pupil distance (mm) 13
Field of view at m/1000 m / ft/1000 yds 115/345
Field of view (degrees) 6.6
Field of view with eye glasses (degrees) 5.4
Subjective field of view, apparent (degrees) 51
Shortest focusing distance (m/ft) 4/13
Dioptric compensation (dpt) ±5
Interpupillary distance (mm/in) 56-72/2.2-2.8
Twilight factor acc. to DIN 58388 13
Length approx. (mm/in) [with eyecups twisted in] 101/3.98
Width approx. (mm/in) 59/2.30
Height approx. (mm/in) 38/1.50
Weight approx. (g/oz) 215/7.6
 
 
 
 
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