Anglers, especially boaters, are always scanning the horizon.

Sure, they’re often looking for the next honey hole, fish breaking the surface, bait spraying or birds working the waters.

But they’re also searching for more important things, like the harbor entrance off in the distance or buoys, lighthouses or landmarks for navigation.

So a set of binoculars made just for navigation can be important to them.

Steiner, the German company known for manufacturing binoculars, has come out with a model especially for marine navigation.

Steiner’s 7x30 Navigator Pro C is built to be compact, durable and handy for “quick use,” and comes with other features exclusively for boaters, whether on a lake or the open sea.

Once set for the user’s eyes, the binoculars keep everything in focus from 20 yards to infinity. The entire seascape can be scanned.

A compass is built in, so when peering through the binoculars, the user sees the compass direction on the right side.

The binoculars also come with a built-in range finder.

 Anti-haze optics help block glare yet are meant to offer exceptional brightness.

The Navigator Pro can also make a great back-up for larger, more powerful binoculars.

For more information, visit the Steiner Navigator Binoculars web site.