How do these binoculars fold together to fit in the bag?
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They don't fold, they are feather light and so tiny they will fit not only in the bag, but in almost any pocket. Very good strength and very well priced.
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Hi, they don't fold. They fit into the bag just as is. You can adjust the lenses until an angle for your eyes to comfortably look through them.
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No, it does not fold completely, only makes angle. But, I put in my little pouch strait flat. Happy and love it
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They fold in half around the round centerpiece. Very easy to do and place in bag
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They don't fold down, but they aren't quite as large as adult headphones. They were also pretty sturdy so we shoved them in bags, bumped them around and they were perfect. We've flown with them and done long car trips. I highly recommend.
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A nice case. These are great binoculars. The only possible drawback is the lens covers. They don't fit snuggly and could fall off
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you loosen the screw cap under the handle, then the shaft can be extended. You will see an elastic band inside, then just fold the shaft sections. To fold with one hand can be difficult, but can be done in my estimation.
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There is a sinch bag to put them in, but due to the nature of the strap they can't be compacted. Just roll them up and put them in the cloth bag. Rolled up they are about the same size as the hammock.
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I'm sorry, but i cannot answer your question because shortly after getting my binoculars they were taken by the Federal Transportation person from my luggage, so i hardly had a chance to use them. The government's response so far has been, "Sue us!" I may. What I as a naive traveler learned is never pack binoculars in checked luggage.
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I've looked all over the place for the instructions. Please Kelsyus, post a video!I folded it, gave it a twist --it's too big to put into the bag. Do I fold it twice?
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Not for sure. It's been to long ago since I ordered them. But the binoculars fit really well in the case.
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They come in a little plastic case with a snap ridge along the edge. You would want to put a rubber band around it if you put it in a backpack.
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I popped over and checked the binoculars and they look like they should mount on the removable plate of this tripod, which then just snaps into the ball mount. According to the specs, the chrome rod in the center, is the mount for them. Then you screw the tripod plate into that.
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You would need a space 6" x 6" x 3". Those are the outside dimensions of the carrying case that comes with the binoculars. As an aside, these are outstanding for the money,
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I found that if you keep the bags folded when you store them, they keep the fold lines and its fairly easy to follow them. Kinda like folding a map. If that doesn't work, I guess you could fold them almost any way you wanted as long as the Velcro lined up. The pocket, it's for anything you aren't worried about falling out, it's a little useless.
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I've noticed the design of the Nikon case allows the strap from the binoculars to extend outside of the case. As a result, the case is carried by the binoculars. When the binoculars are in use, however, the case is separated. I use a LowePro sling for my camera - allowing rapid access. One might also work for your binocular dilemma.
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The bags fold in on themselves. A velcro flap flips over the front which holds the folded bag compressed and gives that "envelope" look. In addition, there is a small bag that comes with the purchase which holds three of the folded grocery bags in it (I put the folded grocery bags into the storage bag then the whole thing into my car door cargo pocket so the individual bags don't slide around while driving).
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They come with a soft case and lens covers (they are soft plastic). My husband loves these binoculars!
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They are 5" long, 4.25" wide when folded in and 5" wide when folded out. Great little binoculars!
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They have a nylon loop that threads through itself to attach to the ring or metal/plastic attachment point on your binoculars. I use mine to hold a large Nikon DSLR and long zoom lens without any problem. You may need someone to help adjust the straps for your use.