Binoculars: Zeiss hunting binoculars for the high seat and stalking

Binoculars: Clear images from dawn until dusk

Hunting binoculars come along on almost every trip onto your ground. You use them to identify game, watch runs and keep an eye on fields and woodland edges. Here you will find binoculars from Zeiss, from the handy Terra ED Pocket and the Conquest HDX to the Victory range. Matching cases and mono adapters complete the selection, so your binoculars stay well protected and can be used in many ways.

From stalking to the night sit

For stalking and daytime use, compact models such as the Terra ED 8x32 or the folding Victory Pocket, which fits into any jacket pocket, are ideal. On the high seat, when the light fades, models with a 42 or 56 mm objective show their strength. The Victory HT with its very high light transmission is made for exactly these moments. The Victory RF adds a built-in rangefinder that shows you the distance to the animal straight away.

Cases and accessories

A matching binocular case protects your binoculars from rain, dust and knocks in your rucksack. For many models there are Cordura cases or a fitted hard case. The mono adapter attaches to one eyepiece and increases the magnification, which is handy for a close look at a detail. That way your binoculars remain a reliable companion for many seasons to come.

Frequently asked questions

Is 8x42 or 10x42 better for hunting?
An 8x42 gives a steadier image and a wider field of view, which helps when stalking and on driven hunts. A 10x42 shows more detail at distance but shakes a little more when handheld. Many hunters use the 8x42 as an all-rounder.

Can I use binoculars comfortably if I wear glasses?
Yes, that is what the twist-up eyecups are for. Twist them all the way in and your eye, with glasses on, gets close enough to the eyepiece to see the full field of view.

How do I focus my binoculars properly?
Close your right eye and focus the image for your left eye using the central focus wheel. Then close your left eye and adjust the right side with the dioptre ring. This setting then stays in place for you.