Eyeskey Classic HD 10x42 Binoculars for Adults | Waterproof Fog Proof | BAK4 Roof Prism | FMC Lenses | Professional Binos for Outdoor Hunting Hiking Nature Watching Sports Events and Concerts

Bought these for my wife when she accompanies me on nature reserve walks. I was given a pair of the famous green ones as a retirement gift by colleagues which are superb but we felt we could not justify spending such a sum on a second pair. So... did some research and read lots of reviews and came to the conclusion these met our requirements and the budget we set. Now my wife has no problem watching avocets, redshanks, curlews and lapwings herself. Optically probably not quite as good as mine but you could by a dozen of these for that price! Actually I was stunned by the quality. I have previously owned bins made by Nikon and Opticron and these as easily as good. The chromatic aberration would only be detectable by a very demanding astronomer or twitcher who knew exactly what that were looking for. Comes with a sturdy neck strap and attached objective covers and a handy soft pouch. The eye relief is very good and easily accommodates both our accuities with and with our glasses. My wife actually prefers these to mine as they are lighter and smaller! All in all I have to give these bins 5 stars both for optical qualit and value for money. At this price they are a steal.

These are not the average sort of binoculars I was expecting at this price. The attention to detail in the robust rubber body, quality optics, good strap and lens covers that stay attached, so you don't have to keep checking them, speaks for itself. The first week or so I confined viewing to the garden (25m long). No problem focussing on the far hedge, or on the bird feeders 4m away. Bright and clear detail even on the tiny goldcrest. Bak 4 roof prism seemed to be working, even in endless days of gloom and murk. So off we went yesterday to our local Attenborough Reserve where I could test them at longer distances across lakes and scrub. The twist up facility on the eyepieces improved things considerably at long distance and realised how many more water fowl I could identify than on previous visits. Can't wait for the sun to come out to see what other revelations are in store. Highly recommend.

Superb quality for the low price - I purchased them for the wife as a surprise gift and she loves them. Not heavy, clear views and relatively bright images. Focus ring is nice and sturdy with no slack. The twisting eyecups are perfect for glass wearers. I'd be happy with this quality from a £100 pair of binoculars. Not suitable for viewing the night sky though, moon looks good but that's about it, so do not purchase if looking for a good pair of star gazing binos, you need bigger optics for that, however we didn't purchase them for that reason as we have a good pair of astro-binos already.

Really decent bins for the price. They’re lightweight, compact and have very good, clear optics. I’m only a very occasional user of binoculars, but I’ve been using my son’s Celeston bins recently - but couldn’t really justify spending £100+ on something I use so little. However - it’s given me a good yardstick to measure these by. They’re not quite as ‘bright’ as the Celeston bins - but in terms of everything else about them, they’re just as good. Build quality, weight, ease of focus and the actual clarity are all on a par. So, overall around 90% as good as the ones at twice the price! I certainly have no complaints at that!

I got into birding about 3 years ago and bought the top selling Olympus DPS wide, and very heavy / chunky binoculars and although they give a fantastic sharp and bright image (Ideal for the garden at home) they are just too big to carry around everywhere. I promised myself I would buy a good pair if I really got into the hobby. Well, I did, and the crazy thing is I read such glowing reviews of these Eyeskeys i've actually spent the same on my second pair as I did the first (£50). After a good few hours test on the beach in bright light yesterday I can confirm these Eyeskey bins offer the same quality image but with modern 'super slimline' style so I will still look cool at the local RSPB reserve. These really are as good as the reviews state - smooth open and close; smooth and light focus wheel; nice, 3-stage clicky eye cup positions - and I genuinely reckon a novice would struggle to tell the difference between the image they get from these and the famous green ones which cost a couple of grand. I was going to buy the Eyeskey 8x30s as a treat if I likes these ones, but these 8 x 42s really are so slim and compact I think I'll be happy using them even when I want to go 'light'. I bought direct from Eyeskey on Amazon as I didn't want to wait for ages from China, and the service was superb - 2 days to my door via amazon direct. Absolutely thrilled with these and that's why I was compelled to tell everyone.

Secure grip with thumb ridges & raised dots for fingers Comfortable, wide strap Objective covers attached to body Eyepiece covers have expanding connection to maintain eye width adjustment even in case & can clip to strap Notched twist eye reliefs Firm & ridged dioptre adjust Weight spot on as advertised at 630gm Very acceptable fov @ 356ft@1000yds or 6.8° Crystal sharp image to periphery of lenses & no distortion or aberration that I could detect Especially happy with close focus for butterflies etc which is better than expected with excellent depth of focus & nice flat field Very impressed with mesopic performance; at dusk or in woodland, deep inside hedgerows etc FAR exceeded my expectations at this price level Also claims to carry a lifetime warranty! Extraordinary!

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