How much does the actual binoculars weigh?
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They are lightweight but sturdy. I couldn't tell you how much they actually weigh but I could find that information on the internet I would guess. Other than that they are easily able to be held up for long amounts of time with out a stand.
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I do not know the answer to your question but I do know that they are excellent binoculars, clear, precise and light, an excellent value for what you get.
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Not much since they are plastic. Guessing less than 5 lbs. They are very much worth the cost. Have had them about a year, they are still in good shape & have changed batteries only once.
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I don't know the weight. I returned them. I didn't like the clarity of them. Invested instead in the Nikon Monarch 12x42, which I'm happy with
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The total weight of the telescope (assembled) is 46.1 lbs. I hope this has been helpful.
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Yes, they are light weight, fold nearly in 1/2 and fit in a pouch that has a strap for around your neck. The eye pieces are also adjustable, and made of a hard rubber. For the money, I think they are a good buy. Most serious birders spend a lot more money on binoculars, so if you intend to be involved seriously, I would invest in a better pair. Hope this helps. Barb
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Alfonso: I'd say it weighs about 30 lbs. It is not overly heavy but rather bulky.Not the most portable of scopes in my opinion but a great scope none the less.Very easy to use! Great for a beginner!I hope this helps. Good Luck!Brian
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TRIPOD: Recommended tripod must take at least 4 lbs and upwards, I'd recommend this tripod; http://www.amazon.com/66-inch-Heavy-Duty-Tripod-Bag/dp/B00EVC9PQI/ ADAPTER: The adapter included with the binoculars will work but to me its a bit too flimsy. I'll recommend http://www.amazon.com/Barska-AF10546-BARSKA-Binocular-Adaptor/dp/B000BYH8EQ/ SCREW HOLES: The screw holes on the binoculars is located between the two outer objective lens and is covered with a cap which has the Celestron logo. Just unscrew the cap and you'll see the 1/4 inch hole where you'll attach the tripod adapter. The tripod adapter will now be attached to the tripod plate with 1/4 inch 20 screw, then you attach the tripod plate to the tripod and you can now enjoy your viewing.
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This info is from the Nikon Product Guide that came with the binoculars Length (mm): 103Width (mm): 114Weight (g): 300
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I'm an "entry level" bird watcher. I'm very happy with the binoculars. They are very good even in low light situations. They weigh 22.4 ounces.
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These are a mid-size binocular weighing 24.2 ounces (a little more than 1 1/2 pounds). Nikon states that the field of view is 488 feet.
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I am not sure how much their actual weight was but they were too light for my taste. A little light for juggling.
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I don't think they are too heavy. An issue might be that they are very powerful and are on the large side. My hands shake a lot, so when I use these to look at things other than stars and planets I usually sit my elbows on a rail or something similar so that my view is steady. On the plus side, they are crazy durable, the carrying case is very adequate, and they are easy to collimate if the images don't align perfectly on delivery (which happens on many new binoculars).
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These binoculars weigh about 1.4 lbs. (600g)Length is 5.7 inches (145mm)Width is 5 inches (129mm)
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I asked this same question a month ago. We just returned and the binoculars will definitely fit your needs in Alaska. They weigh close to two pounds--not too heavy. The only drawback I found was the case is too small once the neck strap is in place.....a good choice and a good value. Have a great time in Alaska. I wish you sunshine and cloudless dy.
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very light, one of the things that surprised me. I don't know the exact weight (no scale) that was the first thing I noticed compared to two other binoculars we had. Great for walking around with out dragging you down. Also we use them so much I can't even tell you where the other old ones are...
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Have not weighed, but certainly not light. Much worse is that these are poor quality poles. The tip fill out after a few weeks of use, the handle broke after a few more weeks and when walking the poles pull apart if the tip sticks in soft soil. There are much better poles. Dont waste money on these.