Summit PRO 12X50 Binoculars
USD $850
KEY FEATURES
- Japanese ED Glass Optical System
- Magnesium-alloy body
- Standard Binocular Adapter Threading, perfect for pairing with the Apex Spire tripod adapter
- Proprietary Glass-Etched TR2 MIL Ranging Reticle on the Summit PRO
- Completely weatherproof, fog-proof, dust-proof, and waterproof rated to IP67 standard
- Designed for and tested in the rugged terrain of the Canadian Rockies, the frozen tundra, the wet Rainforest, the dry and dusty badlands throughout Southern Alberta and British Columbia
INCLUDED IN THE BOX: CUSTOM-MOLDED LENS COVERS, OUTFITTER PRO™ CHEST HARNESS, SOFT BAG, LENS CLOTH, MANUAL
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Objective Lens 42mm or 50mm
- Magnification 10x, 12x
- FOV @ 1000y 10x = 326ft (108m) 12x=273ft (91m)
- Eye Relief 3.54″ (90mm)
- Exit Pupil 15.1mm (4.3mm diam.)
- Nearest Focus 2m
- Glass TypeED
- Reticle TR2 (PRO ONLY)
- Reticle TypeGlass Etched (PRO ONLY)
- Lens Coating7-Layer Proprietary SMC
- Prism Coating Phase Coated + Dialectric
- Weatherproof Rating IP67
- Diopter Adjustment Right Eye
- Reticle Rotation Left Eye (PRO ONLY)
- Dimensions 10×42 = 5.94×4.96×2″ (151x126x51mm) 12×50 = 6.5×5.3×2.4″ (165x135x61mm)
- Weight 10×42 = 24oz (690g) 12×50 = 32oz (915g)
- Mounting Length6.75″ (171mm)
BINOCULARS, REDEFINED
When we set out to make a line of binoculars, we knew we didn’t want to do what everyone else was doing. In fact, we decided to make a product that other companies seemingly refuse to make.
We started our line with a perfect set of 10×42 and 12×50 Japanese ED glass binoculars that are guaranteed to outperform every other binocular at its price point. The clarity of picture, the edge-to-edge crispness without chromatic abberation, and the ultralight design combine to make an unbelievable set of binoculars.
Oh and one more thing, every pair of Summit ED binoculars includes our four-point Outfitter Pro chest harness for carrying your new binos around in your everyday adventures. We wanted to make sure that it was useful and well-made, so we made it out of 6000D ballistic nylon on the outside, and soft-touch synthetic suede on the inside to keep your binoculars safe and quiet. A strong permanent magnet latch is also whisper quiet, yet strong, and the outer flap features a couple of well placed spots for your elk or turkey diaphragm calls. On the bottom we included a laser-cut MOLLE style attachment point for any and all accessories that you might want to add, like a bear spray holster, or something with a bit more juice if you prefer.
As always, uncompromising quality components make the difference. When you buy Apex, Precision Comes Standard®
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Japanese ED Glass Optical System
- Magnesium-alloy body
- Standard Binocular Adapter Threading, perfect for pairing with the Apex Spire tripod adapter
- Proprietary Glass-Etched TR2 MIL Ranging Reticle on the Summit PRO
- Completely weatherproof, fog-proof, dust-proof, and waterproof rated to IP67 standard
- Designed for and tested in the rugged terrain of the Canadian Rockies, the frozen tundra, the wet Rainforest, the dry and dusty badlands throughout Southern Alberta and British ColumbiA
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Objective Lens 42mm or 50mm
- Magnification 10x, 12x
- FOV @ 1000y 10x = 326ft (108m) 12x=273ft (91m)
- Eye Relief 3.54″ (90mm)
- Exit Pupil 15.1mm (4.3mm diam.)
- Nearest Focus 2m
- Glass TypeED
- Reticle TR2 (PRO ONLY)
- Reticle TypeGlass Etched (PRO ONLY)
- Lens Coating7-Layer Proprietary SMC
- Prism Coating Phase Coated + Dialectric
- Weatherproof Rating IP67
- Diopter Adjustment Right Eye
- Reticle Rotation Left Eye (PRO ONLY)
- Dimensions 10×42 = 5.94×4.96×2″ (151x126x51mm) 12×50 = 6.5×5.3×2.4″ (165x135x61mm)
- Weight 10×42 = 24oz (690g) 12×50 = 32oz (915g)
- Mounting Length6.75″ (171mm)
INCLUDED IN THE BOX: CUSTOM-MOLDED LENS COVERS, OUTFITTER PRO™ CHEST HARNESS, SOFT BAG, LENS CLOTH, MANUAL
DESIGNED AND TESTED IN CANADA
WARRANTY
THE BEST WARRANTY YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO USE.
WORLD-CLASS SUPPORT WHEN YOU DO, THAT IS OUR OATH TO YOU!
All of our products carry a Lifetime Warranty. We’ll replace any product if it’s not up to our standards of quality and durability, no questions asked. If something stopped working as it should, then let us know and we’ll take care of it at no cost to you.
The only things we don’t cover are “Acts of God” like fire, lighting strikes and flooding. Most of those scenarios are typically covered by your insurance. We also don’t cover theft or intentional/neglectful damage or destruction.
As for support? We’re here to answer any questions or concerns that you might have. Need a spare part, or lost your throw lever? No problem, we’ll take care of you!
Need help? GO TO OUR SUPPORT SITE
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING
REVIEWS
0 Customer(s) recommended this item
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So full disclosure, I WANT to love these but I don’t fit the 12×50 Summit Pro as the IPD is wider than I need to correctly use them. The narrow end of the IPD is supposed to be 58.5mm but I measure mine and found them to be a few mm+ (with the objective cover retainers clear of the barrels). For optical comparison I’ve got glass from March, Hensoldt, Leica, Steiner, NF, Vortex,SIG, Trijicon, Burris, Aimpoint and Athlon,
For me the IPD reveals how relatively unforgiving the eye relief is. Optically I find that they are not very bright for Japanese ED glass and otherwise they’re pretty much meh. I confirmed the reticle accuracy is good and if there is any error it’s contained within the line(s). I find the focus, reticle alignment, diopter adjustment resistance are acceptable. However, the eyecups are too easy and IPD too stiff, YMMV. The included accessories are acceptable and nice to have included but would be nice to have the tripod adapter included considering the primary intended use (BTW, confirmed the threading is industry standard).
In discussion with Apex CS who claim the 15×56 Pro’s have a tighter IPD but they are significantly more Chico-Bucks and for that kind of money I think we should get an illuminated reticle. Would that be an industry first for bino’s Guys?December 23, 2024Verified Review -
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