Used Opticron Explorer Wide Angle 8x32 Binoculars

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Condition & contents

Grading Excellent/Like New.
Testing Fully tested
Warranty 12 month warranty
Includes Case/ Rain guard

At a glance: Compact wide-angle 8x32 roof-prism binocular with ED glass, 7.8 deg field and 18mm eye relief; nitrogen waterproof.

About this binocular

The Opticron Explorer WA ED-R 8x32 is a compact roof-prism binocular built around ED (extra-low dispersion) glass objectives with phase-corrected prisms and high-transmission multi-coatings. Its standout is a genuinely wide 7.8 degree field of view for a 32mm compact, combined with a long 18mm eye relief that suits spectacle wearers, all in a nitrogen-filled, rubber-armoured body.

Build & handling

Configuration 8x32
Prism type Roof (BAK4)
Glass ED (extra-low dispersion)
Field of view 136m at 1000m (7.8 degrees)
Close focus 2.3m
Eye relief 18mm
Weight 465g
Water/fog proof Nitrogen-filled, waterproof

Works with

  • Supplied as a complete, standalone binocular
  • Included: soft case, rainguard, padded neck strap and rubber objective lens covers
  • Multi-stage (twist-up) eyecups for use with or without glasses

Best for

Aimed at birdwatchers and general outdoor users who want a lightweight, easy-to-carry binocular without giving up optical quality. The wide field of view helps with tracking moving birds and scanning, while the compact 32mm objectives and modest weight make it a practical choice for travel, walking and all-day use; the long eye relief and multi-stage twist-up eyecups accommodate spectacle wearers.

Frequently asked questions

Is it suitable for spectacle wearers?

Yes. It offers 18mm of eye relief and multi-stage twist-up eyecups, so the full field of view can be seen with glasses on.

How wide is the field of view?

The real field of view is 7.8 degrees, equivalent to 136 metres at 1000 metres, which is wide for a compact 32mm binocular.

Is it waterproof?

Yes. It has nitrogen-filled, waterproof construction with full rubber armour, so it resists fogging and handles wet weather.

What is the closest it can focus?

Close focus is around 2.3 metres, useful for viewing nearby birds, insects and other subjects.