Specifications

• Specifications
  • Color

    Black
  • Size

    8x32
  • Magnification

    8
  • Lens Dia. (mm)

    32
  • Lens Dia. (inch)

    1.3
  • Field of View (m@1000m)

    143
  • Field of View (°)

    8.2
  • Field of View (ft@1000yd)

    429
  • Close Focus (m)

    1.8
  • Close Focus (f)

    5.9
  • Eye Relief (mm)

    19
  • Eye Relief (inch)

    0.7
  • IPD Range (mm)

    51~73
  • IPD Range (inch)

    2~2.9
  • Waterproof

    Yes
  • Prism Type

    Roof
  • Length (mm)

    119
  • Width (mm)

    115
  • Depth (mm)

    42.5
  • Dimensions LxWxD (mm)

    119x115x42.5
  • Dimensions LxWxD (inches)

    4.7x4.5x1.7
  • Weight (g)

    452
  • Weight (oz)

    15.9
  • Weight (lb)

    1
• Technical
  • Body Material

    Aluminum Alloy, Polycarbonate
  • Hinge Type

    Single Hinge, Single Axis
  • Armor Type

    Full
  • Armor Material

    NBR
  • Nitrogen Gas Filled

    Yes
  • Eyecup Type

    4 stage twist
  • Diopter Adjustment Side

    Right
  • Diopter Adjuster Location

    Right
  • Diopter Range

    4.00
  • Focal Length (mm)

    N/A
  • Eyelens Dia (mm)

    22
  • Prism Material

    BAK 4
  • Prism Coating

    Oasis
  • PC Coating

    Yes
  • Lens Coating

    Fully multi-coated
  • Serial Number Location

    Rear of right body
  • Country of Origin

    China
• Accessories
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    21064 Binocular Case in soft neoprene for roof prism 32mm

    $36.00

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    31076 40mm BGA Binocular Rainguard

    $12.00

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    31071 30mm Neoprene Binocular Strap (7mm loop)

    $15.00

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  • 

    31077 Rubber Objective Lens Covers Traveller BGA ED 32mm

    $20.00

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  • 

    Binocular Tripod Mount for Roof Prism Binoculars

    $19.00

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  • 

    Pro Series Lens Cleaning Cloth 20x20cm in pouch

    $6.50

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• Videos
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• Reviews

  Traveller BGA ED 8x32 - Nick Moran

  Wednesday, March 20, 2019

  Logic suggests that relatively small binoculars, with modest-sized objective lenses, will be compromised in their light gathering capabilities. In this respect, the Travellers defy logic! Using them in various low-light conditions, I have repeatedly been impressed by their light gathering ability.

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Nick Moran and published in BTO News Spring 2019. Click here to read the entire review.

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  Traveller BGA ED 8x32 - Corey Finger

  Monday, March 19, 2018

  Should you buy a pair of Opticron Travellers? If you are a regular birder with a high-end pair of bins looking for something lightweight to use in situations where you don’t want to lug your usual heavy optics these are a perfect solution.

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Corey Finger and originally published on 10,000 Birds. Click here to read the entire review

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  Traveller BGA ED 8x32 - Piergiovanni Salimbeni

  Tuesday, April 18, 2017

  Click here to read a review authored by Piergiovanni Salimbeni and originally published on Binomania.it

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  Traveller BGA ED 8x32 - Frank Dickman

  Wednesday, March 8, 2017

  In closing I want to say that this could very well be the ideal binocular for many individuals. It certainly has an excellent combination of size, ergonomics and optical performance. Two big thumbs up from me on this model.

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Frank Dickman and originally published on Birdforum.net. Click here to read the entire review.

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  Traveller BGA ED 8x32 - Steve Young

  Tuesday, February 28, 2017

  Quality hasn’t been sacrificed at all in this model so whether you choose to buy a pair as your main binocular or as a second pair to save weight when on that plane, the Traveller doesn’t look as though they will let you down wherever and whenever you use them; in the optics world these prove that size isn’t everything and small really can be beautiful.

  Above is an excerpt from a review authored by Steve Young. Click here to read the entire review.

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