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Kowa BD III 12x50 XD Wide Angle Binoculars

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$585 $900 In stock

Category: Binoculars

Futures:

  • Powerful 12x magnification for detailed long-distance viewing
  • Large 50mm objective lenses for bright, clear images
  • Premium Kowa XD lenses for reduced chromatic aberration
  • Excellent contrast and natural colour reproduction
  • Wide-angle viewing for an immersive observation experience
  • Lightweight and durable magnesium alloy body
  • Waterproof and nitrogen-filled for reliable outdoor use
  • Protective Kowa KR lens coating
  • Ideal for birdwatching, wildlife, nature and long-distance observation
Description

The Kowa BD III 12x50 XD Wide Angle Binoculars are designed for birdwatchers, wildlife observers and outdoor enthusiasts who want extra magnification for viewing distant subjects in impressive detail.

Combining powerful 12x magnification with large 50mm objective lenses, the BD III 12x50 XD delivers bright, detailed and high-contrast views across open landscapes and at longer viewing distances. Kowa’s premium XD lenses help reduce chromatic aberration and deliver excellent colour fidelity, allowing fine details and natural colours to be reproduced with impressive clarity.

The 12x50 configuration is particularly well suited to birdwatching, wildlife observation, nature viewing and open-country use, where the additional reach can reveal details that lower-magnification binoculars may miss.

Despite its powerful optical system, the BD III 12x50 XD features a lightweight and durable magnesium alloy body, making it comfortable to carry in the field. Its waterproof and nitrogen-filled construction provides dependable performance in changing weather conditions, while Kowa’s protective KR lens coating helps repel water, dirt and other contaminants from the outer lens surfaces.

For users looking for greater viewing reach while maintaining the optical quality, durability and natural colour reproduction Kowa is known for, the Kowa BD III 12x50 XD Wide Angle Binoculars are an excellent choice for detailed long-distance observation.

Spec
Dimensions (Length x Width x Height) 160x134x57mm
Exit Pupil Diameter 5.0mm
Eye Relief 17.0mm
Field of view (degree) 6.6
Field of view at 1000m 115.3
Magnification 10x
Minimum Focusing Distance 3.5m
Objective Lens Effective Diameter 50mm
Weight (Body) 725g
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian J. ★★★★★

The 12x magnification really pulls in distant birds, and the 50mm lenses make the image feel bright even in cloudy afternoon light. I noticed zero color fringing along tree branches, which impressed me given how much I was zooming in.

Andrew I. ★★★★★

I had these out watching deer at dusk across a field, and the 50mm lenses let in so much light I could still see individual antler points. The XD lenses really do cut down on color fringing compared to my old pair. They're heavy but solid, just what I needed for serious wildlife viewing.

Kevin C. ★★★★★

I was worried 12x would be too shaky to hand-hold, but the grip is comfortable and the image stays surprisingly steady. The XD lenses really do cut down on color fringing—I can read distant trail signs without any purple haze.