Binoculars Levenhuk Heritage BASE 8x30

The limited and numbered series includes only 3,000 pieces.

The Levenhuk Heritage BASE 8x30 binoculars are equipped with a robust metal body. With its large field of view and 8x magnification, it is ideal for long-term field observations, without missing a single detail on the horizon.

"Made in Russia" lenses

The binoculars are the result of a collaboration between the company Levenhuk and the Russian production plant Kazan Optical-Mechanical Plant. The facility was founded in 1940 and has provided optical instruments for observation for 70 years, serving first the Soviet Armed Forces and later the Russian Army. Russian glass has been appreciated all over the world among military and hunters since the days of the Soviet Union.

Metal body

A durable impact-resistant aluminum body gently protects the lenses from vibrations, impacts, and damage caused by falling to the ground. All joints are sealed with a special substance that protects the optical instrument from dust and moisture. The binoculars are resistant to changes in extreme temperatures ranging from -40 to +50 °C. There is no other product that exceeds the performance of Russian lenses and can withstand such temperature variations.

Additional features

This optical instrument offers fast and precise focusing that is operated by means of a large central wheel. The right eyepiece has a diopter adjustment ring. The kit includes a case and protective eyepiece covers for convenient storage and transport.

Features:

• Made in Russia for Levenhuk, Inc. (USA)
• The lenses are made of Russian BK10 optical glass with MC anti-reflective coating
• Robust aluminum alloy body
• Reliable design
• Wide operating temperature range

The kit includes:

• Binoculars
• Protective eyepiece covers
• Protective case in imitation leather
• Neck strap
• User Manual & Lifetime Warranty

Levenhuk Heritage BASE is a series of classic field binoculars designed by the Levenhuk in cooperation with the Kazan Optical-Mechanical Plant. The Kazan Optical-Mechanical Plant company supplies optical instruments for observation to the Russian Army, for example for armored fighting vehicles or for the Ratnik combat uniform, also called equipment of the soldier of the future.