SIG Canyon HD 10x42 binocular, Flat Dark Earth

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The SIG binocular hub covers Canyon HD binoculars and points to the named ZULU family. Canyon HD is SIG’s conventional HD roof-prism binocular in Flat Dark Earth: fully multi-coated glass, a phase-coated Schmidt-Pechan prism, twist-up eyecups, IPX-7 sealing, a shoulder harness, and a foam case. A 1/4-20 socket is on the body. The tripod adapter is sold separately. Image stabilization is not on Canyon HD.

Canyon HD 10×42 is 1.46 lb with 16 mm of eye relief and a 6.0° field of view. Canyon HD 12×50 is 28.14 oz with 15 mm of eye relief and a 5.0° field of view. ZULU binoculars are the image-stabilized and conventional HDX families on their own page. OSCAR spotting scopes live on the OSCAR page.

How to choose

Want 10×42 HD glass in Flat Dark Earth with a harness and a foam case? Canyon HD 10×42. Want 12×50 for more reach? Canyon HD 12×50. Want optical image stabilization? Start on the ZULU page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which SIG binoculars are on this page?

Canyon HD 10×42 and Canyon HD 12×50 in Flat Dark Earth. Named ZULU binoculars, including image-stabilized ZULU6 HDX models, live on the ZULU page.

Does Canyon HD have image stabilization?

No. Canyon HD is a conventional HD roof-prism binocular with a Schmidt-Pechan prism. Optical image stabilization is on the ZULU6 HDX family.

What ships with Canyon HD?

The binoculars, a shoulder harness, and a foam case. A 1/4-20 socket is on the body. The tripod adapter is sold separately.

What is the difference between Canyon HD 10×42 and 12×50?

10×42 is 1.46 lb with 16 mm of eye relief and a 6.0° field of view. 12×50 is 28.14 oz with 15 mm of eye relief and a 5.0° field of view. Both are Flat Dark Earth and IPX-7.

Can Canyon HD mount on a tripod?

Yes. A 1/4-20 socket is on the body. The adapter is sold separately.