eyecup

Converse of object

• have: Many binoculars have eyecups that can be either folded or pushed down for use with spectacles.
• slide: Turn and slide rubber eyecups allow you to quickly a. .
• redesign: The redesigned eyecups allow for a very comfortable positioning of the eye.

Preposition: for

• wearer: The lightweight binoculars are rubber armored with fold down eyecups for spectacle wearers.

Adjective modifier

• retractable: The traditional design features fully waterproof multi-coated optics and retractable eyecups for spectacle wearers.
• soft: Spectacle wearers Most binoculars today are fitted with soft rubber eyecups.
• large: All are fully multicoated with extra large pop-up eyecups to block unwanted stray light.
• pop-up: All are fully multicoated with extra large pop-up eyecups to block unwanted stray light.
• fold-down: These are quite lightweight at 790 g ( about 28 oz ) and are rubber armored and have fold-down eyecups.

Noun used with modifier

• rubber: To the right is the viewfinder with a rubber eyecup, under which is a Diopter adjustment knob.
• diameter: Great for all general applications they feature fully multicoated lenses, good close focus and twist-type large diameter rubber eyecups for viewing comfort.