Why The Nikon PROSTAFF P3 Should Be Your Next Set Of Binoculars
Nikon's PROSTAFF P3 binoculars offer clear, wide vision with technology to improve your experiences in the great outdoors
If you're looking for the perfect set of high quality, entry level binoculars to explore the great outdoors then be sure to check out Nikon's mightily impressive PROSTAFF P3 model - now down to just £129 (usually £149) until 24th July.
Whether you're an avid air show attendee, love to spend time wildlife watching or viewing live sports from the stands, the PROSTAFF P3 binoculars from Nikon ensure that you get a crystal clear vision at a great value price.
Already have a pair and want to elevate your golf game rather than watching from the sidelines? Why don’t you try the Nikon COOLSHOT range, also on promotion until the 24th of July.
The PROSTAFF P3 binoculars come packed with technology to give a clear, wide and bright view no matter the weather so whatever you're viewing, you'll see it up close and in great detail.
They're fog-free and waterproof with a wide view, and you'll get a comfortable experience using them thanks to a clever design that caters to each individual, whether they're a glasses-wearer or not.
Long eye relief ensures that glasses lenses can fit comfortably without being too far from the eyepieces, while non-glasses wearers can take advantage of the multi-click turn-and-slide rubber eyecups to easily set their correct eye position.
The rugged design means they're made to last and the compact nature of the PROSTAFF P3 makes them easily portable to take with you on your adventures and get the most out of your day.
And whether you like to wear them around your neck or store them in your bag, you'll get a soft case with your purchase and a neck strap, plus the eyepiece cap can be permanently attached to the neck strap for added convenience.
Binoculars are also handy to have if you're a golfer, as there's often stunning scenery and wildlife on and around the course. You also never know when you can't quite locate your golf ball too!
So, why the Nikon PROSTAFF P3 binoculars? Take a look at some of the standout features...
Crystal clear vision
The lenses are multilayer coated for brighter images, and a high-reflective silver-alloy coat is applied to the mirror surfaces of the prisms. Going for a dawn or dusk wildlife walk? Or a day viewing the golf up to the twilight hours? You'll have clear, bright vision.
Pick your perfect size
The PROSTAFF P3 are available in 8x42, 10x42, 8x30, and 10x30 sizes to cater for a range of different sizes and ages.
Wide apparent field of view
The PROSTAFF P3 8x30 binoculars offer an extremely wide 62.6° apparent field of view, while the PROSTAFF P3 10x42 offer an even wider 62.9° apparent field of view.
Any weather, anywhere
Air show, woodland walk, live sports? A little rain or dew won’t be of bother. Waterproofing (up to 1 m for up to 10 minutes) and a fog-free design keep the view clear no matter what the weather does. Or where you are.
The PROSTAFF P3 are also made with rubber armouring to protect the binoculars from drops, knocks and bumps.
Extremely comfortable
Every PROSTAFF P3 model boasts long eye relief (15 mm or more), making these binoculars perfect for glasses wearers who can get their perfect setup.
Multi-click turn-and-slide rubber eyecups make it simple to set the correct eye position if you don’t wear glasses.
Extreme clarity
Multilayer coated lenses and prisms, plus a high-reflective silver-alloy prism coating, ensure a bright and beautiful view whatever you’re looking at. Eco-friendly lead- and arsenic-free glass is used for all lenses and prisms.
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