Minox APO HG Binoculars

Staff Report - October 28, 2010

Natural color rendering and razor sharp images come together to produce crystal clear views on Minox's new APO HG Binoculars.

By Staff Report

Natural color rendering and razor sharp images come together to produce crystal clear views on Minox's new APO HG Binoculars.

Schott fluoride ED-glass elements, Minotec multicoating that repels dirt, dust and water and Minox's Quick-Close-Focus features add to the performance of the APO HG's. Two models are available — 8.5x43 and 10x43. Both weigh 23.3 ounces.

Contact: Minox, (866) 469-3080; www.minox.com.

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