Designed for terrain orientation and observation of distant objects, circus, sport and other shows. All models of glasses are produced in Russia. Letters and figures in the name of each model show type, magnification and diameter of enter pupil. The types of binoculars are determined by their optic scheme. The letter "B" means binocular, "P" - prismatic with reverse system Porro, "C" - binocular with central focusing system, "O" - with magnified exit pupil distance, "K" - with reverse roof prism system, "F" - with inside focusing of eyepiece. BPO 7x30 - its main peculiarity is very large exit pupil distance that allows easy handle of binocular for glass wears. BKFC 7x35 is very compact and nice looking binocular with roof-prism system. It has an original design. BPC 20x60 has a high resolution. It is very suitable for detailed observation of distant objects at weak light conditions.

The night visions "Zenit" will give you a new possibility of the observation and orientation in the twillight and at night in the natural moon and stellar light, and complete with an IR illuminator will allow you to observe in total darkness.

Designed for examination of distant objects in theatres and concert halls. The glasses "Zenit" are produced with various colour cases and may have the magnification from 2.3 to 4 times. The glasses with magnification 2.5 times ensure clear image of the distant objects from 1 meter to infinity and with magnification 4 times - from 2 meters to infinity. Opera glasses have central focusing system.

The optical sights "Zenit" are intended for aiming at shooting. They give possibility of observing even under poor light conditions. The sights are equipped with eyepiece dioptric adjustment, exact correction of the shot through a special click adjustment mechanism.

Telescopes and monoculars are usually used when the devices with minimum weight and high quality presentation are needed. That is why they are popular among climbers

This section represent products of "Zenit" factory, which weren't included in previous sections.

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