Steiner Navigator Pro 7×50

Navigator 7x50

The porro prism Navigator Pro Series is the choice for recreational boaters, weekend anglers and hobby sailors. It offers exceptional performance for the price with many of the features found on premium, world-famous Steiner marine binoculars. Although not built to military specification, they will provide a lifetime of use for most water enthusiasts.

Delivers excellent image clarity, sharp definition and contrast, and oversized light-gathering objective for bright picture in low light
•    Magnification 7x
•    Weight 36.3 oz
•    Width 8.1
•    Height 5.5
•    Item no. 7655

Read about this model in our Binoculars Feature by Rob MacLeod in Canadian Yachting’s December issue.

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