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title: "Steiner 7x50 Navigator Pro Binocular - Magnification 7X - High Contrast Optics - Floating Prism System - Sports-Auto Focus - Delivers Excellent Image Clarity"
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# 14-psi Nitrogen sealed fogproof clarity 7X Magnification for crisp detail Floating Prism shock absorption Steiner 7x50 Navigator Pro Binocular - Magnification 7X - High Contrast Optics - Floating Prism System - Sports-Auto Focus - Delivers Excellent Image Clarity

**Brand:** steiner
**Price:** ฿16766
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## Summary

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- **What is this?** Steiner 7x50 Navigator Pro Binocular - Magnification 7X - High Contrast Optics - Floating Prism System - Sports-Auto Focus - Delivers Excellent Image Clarity by steiner
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## Best For

- steiner enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted steiner brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Built to Endure Extreme Impact:** Floating Prism System with flexible silicone mounts absorbs shocks up to 11 Gs—rugged reliability for your active lifestyle.
- • **Effortless Focus, Always Sharp:** Sports Auto Focus delivers instant, brilliant 3D images from 20 yards to infinity—no refocusing needed.
- • **Unmatched Clarity in Any Condition:** Nitrogen-purged optics ensure fogproof, crystal-clear views from arctic chills to desert heat.
- • **Lightweight Yet Military-Grade Durable:** Makrolon polycarbonate housing with rubber armor withstands harsh environments without weighing you down.
- • **Wide Field of View for Total Awareness:** 370 ft field of view lets you scan vast landscapes or open waters with ease and precision.

## Overview

The Steiner 7x50 Navigator Pro Binocular combines 7X magnification with high-contrast optics and a nitrogen-purged, fogproof system to deliver exceptional image clarity in all environments. Its innovative Floating Prism System absorbs severe shocks, while Sports Auto Focus ensures razor-sharp 3D images instantly. Built with rugged Makrolon polycarbonate and rubber armor, it withstands extreme impacts and harsh conditions, making it the trusted choice for marine professionals, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking unmatched durability and performance.

## Description

Buy Steiner Navigator Pro 7x50 Binoculars - Magnification 7X - High Contrast Optics - Floating Prism System - Sports-Auto Focus - Delivers Excellent Image Clarity, Navy Blue (7655) online on desertcart.ae at best prices. ✓ Fast and free shipping ✓ free returns ✓ cash on delivery available on eligible purchase.

Review: Bought the Steiner - "Military/Marine 7X50 Binocular," less than a month ago and every one on Bridge Watch wants to "Borrow" it. This has made it so that it will be the library- like "Borrowing Unit," and thus purchased this Steiner -"Navigator Pro 7X50 Binocular," for exclusive use by this writer. It is superior with enhanced coatings for all circumstances eliminating minor night distortions that the Military/Marine unit has, Nitrogen Purged, Hefty, well balanced, and crystal clear- advanced coatings on optics all makes this unit: Outstanding. It is pricey but if marine safety and navigation are salient to keeping Safety-At-Sea, plus "Intra- Coastal Water Way" use - this unit has no rivals for value and utility. If economy is warranted, stay with the "Military/Marine" unit, which will -in fact- fit the bill, but again everyone will want to "try it out," and may never be returned. Update: This binocular is now over two years old and operates just like it did right out of the box, even with hard marine use in all forms of dirty weather and rough water. This speaks well for itself for quality and unsurpassed utility, plus having a life-time-warranty, as long as it is treated as any precision optical instrument, using the neck strap at all times and casing it when not in use. Both the U.S.N., and U.S. Coast Guard use 7X50 Binoculars for General Bridge Watch plus for Look-Outs, as the greater the magnifications yields increased "Magnification Image Movement," and for light-gathering capabilities for Night Vision and Astronomical Purposes Seven (7) Power is judged the most versatile. Steiner is the choice maker for many navies of NATO nations, with the U.S.M.C. using Steiners, as well as the U.S. Navy and U.S. Navy Seals, except these are made for military purposes and hence carry a very heavy purchase price. The Steiner Navigator Pro is Made In Germany, as well as the Steiner Military/Marine Binocular; my source of the information is from Steiner-U.S.A.-Incorporated and from extensive internet researches on Steiner Binoculars. Those in the Maritime Trade/Merchant Marine know what value these words mean as there is No Way Of Valuing Life At Sea and Safety At Sea- all go hand in hand, including but not limited to and for the Pleasure Boating Community. Sad to have learned that Steiner of Germany has -in fact- discontinued making this Outstanding Binocular, going from "BAK4 Prisms," to cheaper and inferior "Schmidt-Pechan Prisms" which have latent defects by having more "Light Bending Characteristics," and hence less light transmission, especially lacking in Night Vision Requirements both for Navigation and Astronomy. desertcart is offering this now discontinued unit with a 50% Discount and took advantage of purchasing another for gift purposes. The replacement binocular is called the "Navigator," which has a heavier price and using more plastic in the body to reduce: production costs, size, weight and focal length. The "Schmidt-Pechan Prisms" were -in fact- made for "Roof Prism Binoculars," which are less bright and less sharper image than binoculars with the "BAK4 Prisms" as the "Steiner Navigator Pro." If one wants to "Fact Check," use the intenet and look up "Inferiority Of Schmidt-Pechan Prisms Compared To BAK4 Prisms For Binoculars." This is also makes a perfect gift item! I know this as fact as I purchased two units as "gift items," one for a gentleman and one for a lady- both avid pleasure boaters!
Review: المنتج صل بسرعه لكن لايوجد إثبات انه صنع في ألمانيا كلمت ستنر فقط اهل الخبره هل هذا اصلي اوتجميع افيدونا وشكرا

## Features

- N2 INJECTION SYSTEM - Seals 14-psi pressurized dry nitrogen inside the optic, for fogproof clarity in any condition - from artic cold to desert heat.
- FLOATING PRISM SYSTEM - Uses flexible silicone lens mounts to absorb severe shock, impact and abuse without damage.
- SPORTS AUTO FOCUS - Delivers, once shot, always sharp, briliant 3D images from 20yds to infinity without refocusing, perfect for your active life.Field of View:370 ft
- MAKROLON HOUSING - Durable polycarbonate with NBR rubber armoring creates a lightweight, rugged chassis that withstands 11 Gs of impact. Impervious to harsh conditions for generations of use.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00OJ5YK3A |
| Age Range | Adult |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,881 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #183 in Binoculars |
| Brand | Steiner |
| Color | Navy Blue |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (299) |
| Date First Available | 1 December 2014 |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Features | Lightweight, Portable |
| Height | 4.2 inches |
| Included Components | STEINER |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | 7655 |
| Length | 2 inches |
| Manufacturer | Steiner Optics |
| Material Type | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 17.78 x 10.16 x 7.62 cm; 907.18 g |
| Season | all |
| Size | 7x50 |
| Sport | Hunting |
| Style | No Compass |
| Usage | Marine, Hunting, Bird Watching, Hiking and Outdoors |
| Weight | 1030 Grams |
| Width | 4 inches |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Steiner
- **Objective lens diameter:** 50 Millimeters
- **Special features:** Lightweight, Portable
- **Specific uses for product:** Marine, Hunting, Bird Watching, Hiking and Outdoors

## Images

![Steiner 7x50 Navigator Pro Binocular - Magnification 7X - High Contrast Optics - Floating Prism System - Sports-Auto Focus - Delivers Excellent Image Clarity - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51FIg6qFLSL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Were are these still made in Germany? How come the current model does not say so on the actual Binoculars?**
A: Most definitely made in Germany. Body is magnesium or aluminum for light weight and lens are either Swiss or German. Steiner supplies the US military with binoculars and other optical equipment for decades. I am a Ship Captain and I used to think Nikon binoculars were the best. The Steiners are excellent and in their own niche. You will not be disappointed and the great thing with Amazon is you may return it if anything less than totally satisfied. I have had mine for 3 years from Amazon and it's heirloom if cared for properly. It has the inbuilt compass and light. The compass has very little compass error when I last compared it to ship's gyro compass. Useful for bearings on sightings.

**Q: Anyone know if there is an advantage to the military marine version of these?**
A: Technically, the Navigator Pro's are the better model. The Navigator Pro's are fully sealed for submersion protection up to 16ft, and have specialized coatings for reducing glare when viewing over water.

**Q: What is the difference with 7 x 50 marine model? if just hd stabilization, how much difference dues that make to a powerboat ocean fisherman/mariner?**
A: It doesn't get better than a pair of German made Steiner marine binoculars. If you are not impressed you will be the 1st one to return it to Amazon. Steiner has been supplying the US Military binoculars and other optics for decades

**Q: does this binocular have a compass**
A: The item# for this listing is #7655, indicating that no, it does not have a compass, and the listing tile is incorrect. You'll want Steiner #7155 to get the same binocular with a compass.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***R on 5 May 2023*

Bought the Steiner - "Military/Marine 7X50 Binocular," less than a month ago and every one on Bridge Watch wants to "Borrow" it. This has made it so that it will be the library- like "Borrowing Unit," and thus purchased this Steiner -"Navigator Pro 7X50 Binocular," for exclusive use by this writer. It is superior with enhanced coatings for all circumstances eliminating minor night distortions that the Military/Marine unit has, Nitrogen Purged, Hefty, well balanced, and crystal clear- advanced coatings on optics all makes this unit: Outstanding. It is pricey but if marine safety and navigation are salient to keeping Safety-At-Sea, plus "Intra- Coastal Water Way" use - this unit has no rivals for value and utility. If economy is warranted, stay with the "Military/Marine" unit, which will -in fact- fit the bill, but again everyone will want to "try it out," and may never be returned. Update: This binocular is now over two years old and operates just like it did right out of the box, even with hard marine use in all forms of dirty weather and rough water. This speaks well for itself for quality and unsurpassed utility, plus having a life-time-warranty, as long as it is treated as any precision optical instrument, using the neck strap at all times and casing it when not in use. Both the U.S.N., and U.S. Coast Guard use 7X50 Binoculars for General Bridge Watch plus for Look-Outs, as the greater the magnifications yields increased "Magnification Image Movement," and for light-gathering capabilities for Night Vision and Astronomical Purposes Seven (7) Power is judged the most versatile. Steiner is the choice maker for many navies of NATO nations, with the U.S.M.C. using Steiners, as well as the U.S. Navy and U.S. Navy Seals, except these are made for military purposes and hence carry a very heavy purchase price. The Steiner Navigator Pro is Made In Germany, as well as the Steiner Military/Marine Binocular; my source of the information is from Steiner-U.S.A.-Incorporated and from extensive internet researches on Steiner Binoculars. Those in the Maritime Trade/Merchant Marine know what value these words mean as there is No Way Of Valuing Life At Sea and Safety At Sea- all go hand in hand, including but not limited to and for the Pleasure Boating Community. Sad to have learned that Steiner of Germany has -in fact- discontinued making this Outstanding Binocular, going from "BAK4 Prisms," to cheaper and inferior "Schmidt-Pechan Prisms" which have latent defects by having more "Light Bending Characteristics," and hence less light transmission, especially lacking in Night Vision Requirements both for Navigation and Astronomy. Amazon is offering this now discontinued unit with a 50% Discount and took advantage of purchasing another for gift purposes. The replacement binocular is called the "Navigator," which has a heavier price and using more plastic in the body to reduce: production costs, size, weight and focal length. The "Schmidt-Pechan Prisms" were -in fact- made for "Roof Prism Binoculars," which are less bright and less sharper image than binoculars with the "BAK4 Prisms" as the "Steiner Navigator Pro." If one wants to "Fact Check," use the intenet and look up "Inferiority Of Schmidt-Pechan Prisms Compared To BAK4 Prisms For Binoculars." This is also makes a perfect gift item! I know this as fact as I purchased two units as "gift items," one for a gentleman and one for a lady- both avid pleasure boaters!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by ا***ي on 13 August 2025*

المنتج صل بسرعه لكن لايوجد إثبات انه صنع في ألمانيا كلمت ستنر فقط اهل الخبره هل هذا اصلي اوتجميع افيدونا وشكرا

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by I***K on 5 July 2025*

Hello everyone who reads my review, I wish you a pleasant reading. Two weeks ago I bought Steiner Navigator Pro 7X50 binoculars because in the recent past, being a sailor for almost 11 years, I had the opportunity to use these binoculars and decided to give myself a good birthday present after a certain number of years. I can say that these are good, reliable binoculars with fairly good contrast both in the daytime and in twilight low light. At the time when I was a sailor, I modestly bought inexpensive Olympus 8X40 binoculars for myself and frankly speaking, in the daytime it seemed to me that Olympus, which at that time cost about 100 US dollars, was no worse, and even in terms of ease of adjusting the clarity and slightly higher magnification and the fact that it was my personal one, I liked it more. Although of course at night Steiner was definitely better and also it has a slightly wider horizon visibility, but after a year in Olympus I don't know for what reason the lenses started to double (maybe because of the heat on the captain's bridge in the area of ​​the viewing windows overheated and something was broken)... therefore for more severe conditions you definitely need something more reliable like Steiner, and at night it definitely won with poor visibility. So what are my impressions now that I personally bought these binoculars for myself? The impression is mixed... These binoculars are ideal for sailors or people using them on the water during bad weather, poor visibility, pitching on the water, as well as harsh conditions such as high humidity and very often open sun rays that can strongly heat up and spoil less protected binoculars. The autofocus of these binoculars also works perfectly from 50m to infinity, and once you adjust it for yourself, you don’t have to change the focus, because when looking at the horizon at sea, most often to infinity, without having closer objects, the autofocus works more than perfectly, as far as I understood the principle of autofocus, changing the look at objects located at other distances, our own eyes adjust the focus. However, I repeat, the autofocus works well from 50 meters ... so if you like to watch birds in the backyard of your house, most likely, these binoculars will not suit you, because at 20 meters you can certainly observe, but for this you need to constantly change the diopters on the eyepieces by 2-3 values ​​​​+ .... at zero it works perfectly from 50 to 100 meters ... in the region of 250 meters I adjusted by 1 value minus for greater clarity. (For your information, at the moment my vision is almost perfect.) Yes, autofocus is a good thing, but it is not ideal and it is difficult for the eyes to adjust sometimes to a large spread in the distance of objects... but at sea, when the horizon is often open, you do not notice this and it seems that the autofocus works perfectly... however, in the city where there are many objects, trees, cars, houses, the eyes quickly get tired and cannot cope on their own. To understand what I am talking about, you need to try it. In conclusion, I can say yes, this is a good, solid, reliable binocular with good color rendition and contrast, but it is really more specialized for sailors, although ordinary users can also use it, but you should take into account what I said above. I decided for myself that I will keep it because it reminds me of nostalgia for the times when I was a sailor, and when you watch nature on the horizon in the distance, it is simply excellent... but for observing objects with a large grouping at close range, starting from 20 to 50 meters, it is definitely desirable to have binoculars with manual focus adjustment, autofocus no longer copes or you need to manually adjust the diopters on the eye cups, which is inconvenient, and your eyes get tired anyway, because by changing the diopters you begin to see better close up, but your vision again becomes strained when readjusting.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Steiner Navigator Pro 7x50 Binoculars - Magnification 7X - High Contrast Optics - Floating Prism System - Sports-Auto Focus - Delivers Excellent Image Clarity, Navy Blue (7655)
- Steiner Floating Strap for Marine Binoculars - Long-Lasting Waterproof Floating Binocular Accessory
- Steiner Premium Padded Binocular Case

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