June 30, 2016

Styrka Introduces the Affordable S3 Binoculars

Styrka Introduces the S3 Binoculars:Quality Optics at Prices Hunters Can Afford

Styrka_ll From spotting big toms in forest shade to glassing Western foothills for deer and elk, hunters can rely on Styrka's new S3 Series Binoculars. Though offered at an affordable price, the S3 Series is no slouch when it comes to performance and reliability.

Styrka S3 Series binoculars are available in an 8x42 model, a 10x42 model, and a 10x42 model sporting a Mossy Oak® Break-Up Country® finish. All lens surfaces of the S3 binoculars are coated multiple times utilizing Styrka's proprietary SXL anti-reflective coatings for maximum brightness, optimal color, and superior image contrast. Advanced coatings are also applied to the BaK-4 Prisms to dramatically increase light transmission for high contrast images with exceptional clarity and detail.

Styrka S3 binos are 100-percent waterproof, and have been submersed and tested for 30 minutes in 1 meter (3.3 feet) of water. So rain or shine, there's no reason to worry when using your S3 binoculars.

The S3 line comes with a wide array of practical features made for the user. Nitrogen purging prevents internal fogging, tough rubber armor increases durability and a no-slip grip makes it the perfect handheld device. Additionally, the eye cups twist up or down for a custom fit to your eye, with or without eyeglasses. And, the S3 line is compatible with standard tripod adapters.

Like all Styrka optics, the S3 Binoculars are covered by the "Styrka Pride" warranty. If you ever have a problem with your Styrka S3 binoculars, your optic will be fixed or replaced. Forever. Plus, once a year, you can send back your S3's and the company will clean it and tune it as needed, all on Styrka's tab.

To learn more, please visit www.styrkastrong.com.

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