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Kite APC Stabalized Binocular Range
Introducing the astonishing APC Stabilized Binocular range. Experience KITE OPTICS’ KT3.0 image stabilization technology.
Designed for precision and sharpness, these binoculars redefine your observation in every way.
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FAQs
What does The Optical Hut do?
We curate and sell premium optical and vision products from world renowned brands.
Backed by dedicated customer support, our aim is to ensure you have easy access to the best optics the market has to offer.
How much does shipping cost?
We provide FREE shipping on all orders over £100 within the UK mainland.
Orders under £100 are subject to a small shipping fee.
Do you offer a warranty?
As an authorised re-seller, all our products are covered by a full manufacturer warranty. Any claims under warranty should be handled directly with the manufacturer.
Do you price match?
If you find one of our products cheaper elsewhere we will consider price matching in some circumstances. Reach out via chat, email or call us to discuss.
How can I resolve an issue with my order?
At The Optical Hut, we are committed to providing excellent customer service. If you have any issues with your order we will do our utmost to resolve the problem.
Please reach out via live chat, email or call us to discuss your issue.
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How can I get a refund?
If you change your mind or your item is faulty, you may be eligible for a refund.
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How can I tell if the binoculars for sale are high quality?
To determine if the binoculars we sell are high quality, check for features like fully multi-coated lenses (for better light transmission and clearer images), waterproof and fog-proof construction (for durability in various conditions), and high-quality prism types like BaK-4 or ED glass (for sharper, more accurate colours).
As authorised resellers for some of the most reputable optics brands, we assure you that purchasing with us is an investment in quality.
What are the best binoculars for safari?
The best binoculars for safari typically have 8x to 10x magnification for clear, close-up views of wildlife without compromising stability. Look for models with a wide field of view, durable waterproof and fog-proof construction, and lens coatings that enhance brightness and clarity in low light. Compact, lightweight designs are ideal for portability on safari trips.
Check out our range of binoculars for safari.
What are stabilized binoculars?
Stabilized binoculars are binoculars equipped with an image stabilization (IS) system that reduces hand tremors, vibrations, and movement, resulting in a steadier image. These are particularly useful for handheld viewing at high magnifications, on moving platforms (e.g., boats, aircraft), or for long-duration observations
What are the best binoculars for bird watching in the UK?
For bird watching in the UK, the best binoculars typically offer 8x magnification for a steady view or 10x for enhanced detail. A wide field of view is ideal for tracking fast-moving birds, while high-quality lens coatings improve clarity in varied light conditions. Opt for waterproof and fog-proof models to withstand the UK’s changing weather, and choose a lightweight, ergonomic design for comfortable all-day use.
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What do the numbers on binoculars mean?
The numbers on binoculars represent magnification power and the diameter of the objective lenses. For example, in "8x42" binoculars, the first number (8x) indicates the magnification, meaning objects appear eight times closer. The second number (42) is the diameter of the objective lens in millimeters, which affects the brightness and clarity of the image—the larger the number, the more light the binoculars can gather, providing a brighter view, especially in low-light conditions.
What are the most powerful binoculars?
The most powerful binoculars are those with high magnification levels, typically 15x or greater, and large objective lenses (e.g., 15x70 or 20x80). These binoculars provide incredibly detailed, close-up views, making them ideal for activities like stargazing or long-distance observation. However, due to their size and weight, they usually require a tripod for stability and are less portable than standard binoculars. Keep in mind that higher magnification can also reduce the field of view and brightness, so powerful binoculars are best suited for specific uses where detail at long distances is the priority.