ZULU6 Electronic Image Stabilized Binoculars

Stability equals clarity.
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Introducing the ZULU6 series of electronic image stabilized binoculars from SIG SAUER. With its 2-axis gimbal providing razor-sharp optical image stabilization, the ZULU6 compensates for natural human motion providing the clarity of a mounted spotting scope in a handheld, portable package. The ZULU6’s lightweight construction, spectracoat, lenshield, and lensarmor technology means that it is ready for any environment. Available in a 10x and 16x magnification, the ZULU6 is guaranteed to provide extreme clarity with unmatched image stability. #sig #sigsauer #neversettle

[redderthanyou]

Canon IS Binos have been the only player in the game until now. Glad to see it.

[jamesrowenhorst]

How is light transmission and clarity of the glass? Hard to believe it could be great quality at that price point and that compact of package.

[matthewmuehleman]

Make a 12x42 for offshore fishing please IS is huge in the offshore fishing community

[jrnumex]

yep, what he said. i have 16x 42 and their great. longevity, snow, rain, cold, and being dropped can't say. sitting on my patio in Fl looking at trees and birds up to 300 yards.

[sodangeruss]

Does it have tripod adapting capabilities?

[froggy]

Do not buy anything electronic from Sig. I bought a Sig KILO2000 range finder on 09/01/2016. The box stated it has a 5 year limited warranty on the electronics. Well it stopped working last month. I sent Sig an email asking about the process to get my item repaired under warranty and gave them the serial number on the unit. The end result was me being told that the serial number shows the range finder was manufactured in 2014 and the warranty starts on the manufacture date, not the date of purchase. The box did not state that where it advertises the warranty. So my range finder was already two years in to a five year warranty when it was purchased and I didn't even know it. There's no manufacture date on the box so even if the consumer did know about the warranty starting when the unit is manufactured. they would have no way of knowing how far in to the warranty the unit is. I just lost $519 because I trusted what was written on the box. The owners manual does state the warranty is from the date of manufacture but you find that out after you purchase it and try to get Sig to honor a warranty. Its a shame they don't really seem interested in standing behind their product. I hardly used it. I took it to three long range precision classes otherwise it sat in my closet. Very disappointed.

[Ohtotallydude]

Hmm I saw the sig kilo 3000 just dropped in price most places.. something else must be the works for rangefinders...

[thumbsup]

I'm in south Africa how I going to get it?

[alexs]

Throw a range finder into it and I'll give you all my money

[gualganus]

I think that, if one's hands are shaking as much as described in this video, one aught not be operating a firearm and probably should see a neurologist.