Product Description
ZeroTech Trace 8×45 ED Binoculars – Premium Optics Without the Premium Price Tag
If you’ve been shopping around for binoculars that don’t blur at the edges, don’t turn murky at dusk, and don’t cost you a month’s pay—stop looking. The ZeroTech Trace 8×45 ED is the real deal.
The Kind of Glass That Actually Delivers
Let’s cut through the marketing fluff. These binoculars run Abbe-Koenig prisms—the good ones, not the cheaper Schmidt-Pechan alternatives that most brands push to save a buck. Combined with an ED objective lens, you’re looking at over 90% light transmission. What does that mean in plain English? You see detail in the shadows when other binos give you nothing but noise. Dawn patrol, dusk glassing, dense timber—the Trace 8×45 eats that stuff for breakfast.
Sharp Edge to Edge—No Blur
Here’s where most binoculars fall short. You get a crisp centre, but the edges turn soft like a bad camera lens. Not with these. The Trace maintains clarity right to the outer rim of the image. That matters when you’re tracking a moving animal across your field of view—you don’t lose it in the blur as it drifts toward the edge.
Built for the Field, Not the Shelf
975 grams. Nitrogen-purged. Fully waterproof and fog-proof. These aren’t delicate little things you baby around. They’ve got a rugged build that feels purposeful in your hands. One reviewer put it bluntly: “Yeah these are bloody good. Super clear and easy to hold steady even watching birds on the move. Worth every penny”. Another called them “solid, dependable performance” with “a level of backing that inspires absolute confidence”.
Widest Field of View in the Range
7.7° field of view—that’s 135 metres at 1000 metres. ZeroTech’s widest. Whether you’re scanning a valley for game or picking birds out of thick scrub, you get the whole picture without having to swing the binos around like a maniac.
The Warranty That Actually Means Something
ZeroTech backs these with an unconditional lifetime warranty. No fine print, no “well, actually” exclusions. If something goes wrong, they sort it. That’s not marketing spin—it’s a genuine commitment that tells you they believe in what they’ve built.
Who’s This Actually For?
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Hunters who need to pick up movement in low light without squinting
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Birdwatchers who want true colour and fine detail for confident ID
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Anyone who’s tired of overpaying for a name brand when this thing delivers the same—or better—optical performance
One Polish reviewer nailed it: “ZeroTech did something that doesn’t happen often—gear that sits in the middle price-wise but quality-wise easily nibbles at the top league”.
Specs That Speak for Themselves
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8x magnification, 45mm ED objective lenses
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Abbe-Koenig prisms with phase and dielectric coatings
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90%+ light transmission
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18.3mm eye relief, 5.78mm exit pupil
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2.5m minimum focus
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975g, tripod compatible
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Comes with EVA case, neck strap, and microfibre cloth
Bottom Line
You can spend more. You won’t see more. The Trace 8×45 ED gives you premium glass, rock-solid build, and a warranty that’s got your back for life—all at a price that makes sense. If you’re serious about what you see through your binoculars, give these a look. You won’t be disappointed.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Power | 8x Magnification |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 45mm ED |
| Type Of Prism | Abbe |
| Exit Pupil Diameter | 5.78mm |
| Eye Relief | 18.3mm |
| Field Of View | 7.7° / 405ft@1000yds / 135m@1000metres |
| Minimum Focus Distance | 2.5m / 8.2ft |
| Interpupillary Adjustment Range | 57–75mm |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Optical Length | 158.84mm |
| Eyepiece Diameter | 24mm |
| Light Transmission | 90% |
| Number Of Lens | 9pcs/7groups |
| Prism Coating | Phase & Dielectric |
| Lens Coating | FBMC |
| Weight | 975g |
| Resolution | 3.88″ |
| Dimensions | 139x55x170mm |
| Box Dimensions | 265x80x250mm |
| Tripod Supported | Yes |
| Product Resources | Visit the Zerotech Resources Website |
























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