From the Manufacturer
Whether you're glassing to the next ridge, down city streets, or in any other situation when you want to "let your optics do the walking." The 20-x Senator puts you at an effective distance of less than 100 yards from one mile-distant wildlife or other objects. Many hunters and outdoorsmen are discovering these high power binoculars are easy to use, give them a better view and offer a lot more comfort during extended use than spotting scopes. And the 80-mm objective lenses, combined with Steiner's legendary optics, deliver far superior low-light performance. Although the Senators include a tripod mount, they are light enough to be hand held. Depth of field is 60 yards out to infinity once focused for your eyes.
Built identically to the Steiner 15x80 and 20x80 Military binoculars, the Senator is guaranteed waterproof and are exceptionally shockproof for a high powered binocular. It includes a tripod mount, objective lens caps, rain guard and strap. Various cases are also available. The Senator fits easily into a saddle bag or a small pack. It is recommended especially for glassing elk, antelope, mule deer, and caribou. The Senator also works very well in coastal plains conditions for migratory and shore birds. It comes with a 30-year limited warranty and is made of olive-drab green rubber armor.
Product Description
Whether you're glassing to the next ridge, down city streets, or in any other situation when you want to "let your optics do the walking". The 20-x Senator puts you at an effective distance of less than 100 yards from one mile-distant wildlife or other objects. Many hunters and outdoorsmen are discovering these high power binoculars are easy to use, give them a better view and offer a lot more comfort during extended use than spotting scopes. And the 80-mm objective lenses, combined with Steiner's legendary optics, deliver far superior low-light performance. Although the Senators include a tripod mount, they are light enough to be hand held. Depth of field is 60 yards out to infinity once focused for your eyes.
by Roger W. Sinnott
