Levenhuk Heritage BASE 8x30 Binoculars

This limited and numbered series comprises just 3,000 units.

The Levenhuk Heritage BASE 8x30 binoculars feature a robust metal body. Thanks to their wide field of view and 8x magnification, they are ideal for long-term field observations, without missing a single detail on the horizon.

‘Made in Russia’ lenses

These binoculars are the result of a collaboration between Levenhuk and the Russian manufacturer Kazan Optical-Mechanical Plant. The plant was founded in 1940 and has been supplying optical observation instruments for 70 years, initially serving the Soviet Armed Forces and subsequently the Russian Army. Russian glass has been highly regarded by military personnel and hunters worldwide since the days of the Soviet Union.

Metal body

A durable, shock-resistant aluminium body gently protects the lenses from vibrations, impacts and damage caused by being dropped. All joints are sealed with a special substance that protects the optical instrument from dust and moisture. The binoculars are resistant to extreme temperature fluctuations, ranging from -40 to +50 °C. No other product outperforms Russian lenses or can withstand such temperature fluctuations.

Additional features

This optical instrument offers quick and precise focusing, operated by means of a large central wheel. The right-hand eyepiece has a dioptre adjustment ring. The kit includes a case and protective eyepiece caps for convenient storage and transport.

Features:

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

The kit includes:

• Binoculars
• Protective eyepiece caps
• Protective faux leather case
• Neck strap
• User manual and lifetime warranty

Levenhuk Heritage BASE is a range of classic field binoculars designed by Levenhuk in collaboration with the Kazan Optical-Mechanical Plant. The Kazan Optical-Mechanical Plant supplies optical observation instruments to the Russian Army, for example for armoured combat vehicles or the Ratnik combat uniform, also known as the ‘soldier of the future’ kit.