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x 25 Focusing Opera Glass Binocular, Platinum with Silver Trim

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Adorama 3 x 25 Focusing Opera Glass Binocular, Platinum with Silver Trim

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Manufacturer: Adorama
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Adorama
Label: Adorama

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Editorial Review
Exquisite opera glasses made by LaScala Optics are available in many configurations and colors. Lightweight and compact, they are very easy to carry in a small purse. 3x magnification of the clear and bright lenses makes for a very comfortable viewing even under dim lighting conditions. Ideal for theaters, concerts, arenas and multitude of other occasions where the observer is distanced from the subject of interest.
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Customer Reviews

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2008-04-06
I'm very pleased with these are beautiful, elegant little glasses. I got to use these last night at the theater, and they fit perfectly in my purse nestled in their velvet carrying bag. I was up the nosebleed seats at the top balcony, so I was more than grateful to have the focusing capability! They did their job perfectly, and I was impressed I could pick out the details of the rhinestone patterns on the actor's costumes and even their face paint. I totally recommend these little glasses, I even got lots of compliments on them from people around me.

The only suggestion I could make is if you get them, buy a chain so you can hang them around your neck.

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