Product Description
The Nikon 7218 10x50 Action VII Binoculars is a prime choice for outdoorsmen and sports enthusiasts who a wider, clearer field of view. These binoculars utilize a multicoated, high resolution, aspherical lens system for extremely clear, distortion-free images over the entire field of view. The multi-layered anti-reflective lens coating delivers optimum brightness, high contrast, true color rendition and flare-free viewing. The Action Series also utilizes BaK4 high index prisms for clear, round images free from vignetting. Quick, smooth central focusing Full-size shock-resistant armored body with rubber coating Diopter control to regulate vision imbalance Multi-layer Lens Coating Relative Brightness - 25.0 Close Focus Distance - 22.97 ft (7.0 meters) Apparent Angular Field of View - 65.0 Field of view at 1000 meters - 112 meters Real angular field of view - 6.5 degrees Exit Pupil - 5.0 Eye Relief - 11.8 Tripod adaptable Dimensions(LxW) - 7.24 x 7.59 (184 x 93 mm) Weight - 2.13 lb (970g)
Customer Reviews:
Impressive.......2007-12-15
I could not believe how much I could see and how clear and sharp things were. I purchased it because of the reviews here. I had an old 7x35 set that work great until I"d compared them to these. Wished I had got these many years ago.
Nikon Binoculars.......2007-11-29
Brilliant for the price. My 9-year old son can use it... so thats that about the weight... No problems at all. If you need a good binocular, and nothing seriously exotic, then this is it. Stop hunting and buy.
Great Binocular Value!.......2007-11-12
My wife and I do quite a bit of bird/critter watching, including over water. These binoculars are perfect for that purpose. The 50mm objective lens gathers lots of light allowing for greater detail. The 10 power is probably as powerful as you'd want for hand-held binoculars. And let's face...Nikon is a great name in lenses.
Bird Watching in Hawaii.......2007-09-21
I have owned a pair of these binoculars for years. This new pair is for my husband who has always said that MY binocs were so much BETTER than his. For catching Hawaii's red i`iwi and apapane (native birds)in the koa forests, these cannot be beat. For scanning the hillsides for sheep on Mauna Loa or elk in the Rocky Mountains, these are the best. These binoculars bring details alive in the landscape that you will totally miss out on otherwise. Long live inventions that really help!
Meet our needs........2007-09-05
This binocular works well with back yard nature watching, powerful but not too powerful. Able to fucos on humming birds quickly.
Product Description
Where there's life, there's action. Are you ready for action? Nikon Action Extreme WP 10 x 50 binoculars feature an all-metal chassis with lens fittings housed in a tough, lightweight polycarbonate body shell. Like all Nikon All Terrain Binoculars, the EX is nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed for total waterproof, fogproof and shockproof performance in any environment. The binocular bodies are ergonomically shaped, tripod adaptable and are rubber coated for a non-slip grip, whether wet or dry. The new Extreme ATB offerings utilize high-resolution lenses and prism systems crafted from Nikons exclusive Eco Glass, which is made without the use of arsenic or lead. This lens system provides an extremely clear, distortion-free image over the entire field of view. The lens elements each incorporate multi-layered anti-reflective coatings formulated to deliver optimum brightness, high contrast, true color rendition and flare-free viewing in most lighting conditions. The Nikon Extreme series binoculars feature a unique, click-stop eyecup design that not only delivers long eye relief, but also allows for variable eye relief that is customizable to the users own eyes and eyeglasses. So check out the features and don't procrastinate. Take Action! Twilight Factor 22.4 Center Focus control Waterproof & Fogproof Tripod mount adaptable Unit Dimensions - 7.3 x 7.2 (186 x 182mm) WxH / Weight - 2.25 lbs (1020 g)
Customer Reviews:
Nikon ATB Binocular.......2007-12-28
This was a birthday gift for my high school age grandson. He loved my Nikon binoculars (for bird-watching), so it was an easy choice. They are more powerful than mine, AND the price was right! He was thrilled, even took them on a recent holiday skiing trip!
Nikon binoculars.......2007-11-29
I used these for a safari in Africa. Most of the other people had binoculars, but tried mine and found them to be superior.
Excellent Craftsmanship For Budget Sensitive Users.......2007-09-28
For the average user, not needing specialized or unique features in a binocular, this seems to be an excellent choice for general use. The binocular's modest weight should not prove an undue problem for most users. The carrying strap is of acceptable quality as is the carrrying/storage case. Suitable protective caps are provided. Glasses wearers should not expect great frustration with the eyepieces. The binocular feels comfortable and steady in smaller and larger sized hands. Focus adjustments seemed excellent and easy to use. It has wonderful clarity, throughout the field of vision,in varying ambient lighting conditions. While not the best choice for users that place great importance on size, weight, and variable magnifications, it's a solid buy of excellent quality.
Hard to use while wearing glasses........2007-07-28
Excellent binoculars! Found them difficult to use while wearing glasses. Constantly had trouble seeing to separate fields, unless I took my glasses off. Brightness and clarity is great.
Fantastic!.......2007-06-10
Wow... excellent optics, clarity is superb and field of view is fabulous. The only thing left is the wonderful ergonomically shaped body that fits in your hand like a glove. The Nikon Action 10X50 is a truly extreme and rugged binocular that you can be proud of for a very long time. And, all of this for a very good price.
Product Description
An exceptional go-everywhere binocular, the Falcon is a great companion for sporting events, sightseeing outings, nature study, backpacking, theatre or concerts. Features include Bushnell porro prism coated optics for super sharp images. Affordably priced, and offered in two magnifications, these binoculars provide the detail that you would expect from a Bushnell product.
Amazon.com Product Description
Great for stadium sports as well as hunting, the Bushnell Falcon is the standard in a wide-angle binocular. The durable design and finish allow for use in harsh conditions and rugged terrain. Coated lenses are helpful to keep fog out of vision and fold-down eyecups protect eyeglass lenses from scratching. The InstaFocus lever functions smoothly with just enough tension to control the magnification properly.
Customer Reviews:
Good binos........2007-08-21
I bought a pair of these about 2 years ago for bird watching. I was very happy with them. Unfortunately they where broken on a recent family vacation.
I came home and promptly bought a new set. I not only bought a pair for me, but also a pair for my two sons and my mother.
I've never looked through a pair of ungodly expensive binoculars so I honestly can't tell you how these compare. But I will say I've owned several different pairs of 'nocs over the last decade and these are far and away my favorite.
I especially like the center focus bar. A few months back (before vacation) I thought I needed a new pair of bins. I purchased a pair that had a center focus wheel. I took them in the field to bird watch and was very disappointed with them. I had gotten so spoiled with the center focus bar that I had a hard time focusing fast enough with a center wheel focus. 9 times out of 10 the bird I was trying to look at flew away before I could bring the other pair (also Bushnell) into focus.
Great Binocs!.......2007-05-31
For the price, these binoculars are really nice. The only drawback is the size, they are a full size binocular and a little heavy but not too bad. They do a great job and are well worth the price.
Not good enough.......2007-05-26
Several years ago I bought a pair of Bushnell 10X50 binoculars and to this day they are amazing. So, when it was time to buy a pair for a family member I decided to buy another pair of Bushnell 10X50. Unfortunately, I did not understand the specs of binoculars and the field of view of the new pair is much, much smaller than the old pair. I also noticed that the new pair were made in China and the old were made in the Phillipines. I am not sure but maybe the country of manufacture has something to do with the difference. I'm not sure.
Anyway, I would recommned trying the binoculars of choice at a store and then order. Do not go by the specs!
Very Practical.......2007-03-23
If it wasn't for the safety caps that fall off easily I would rate this item with 5 stars. However, the binoculars are great for checking out sports like basketball and football, especially if you can't afford the pricy seats.
No Problems with the Bushnell Falcon Binoculars.......2007-01-05
Although they weren't packed securely--just loose in a box--the Bushnell Falcon Binoculars work well and have served us well. My wife especially has enjoyed them at the huge 92,000 seat stadium University of Georgia football games. They have functioned very well, with a sharp image and no mechanical problems. We have enjoyed them very much, and I would recommend them to others.
Product Description
If you've always wanted a high performance 7x50 but weren't ready to spend the big dollars leave it up to Steiner to deliver performance at a tremendous value. The 7x50 Marine Steiner features fully multi-coated optics for excellent low light performance with a peak light transmission of over 90%. Black rubber armoring provides a sure grip even when wet. Long 22mm eye relief for full field of view with eyeglass or sunglasses. Waterproof and shockproof. Nitrogen pressurized. Guaranteed to outperform any other binocular in this price category!
Customer Reviews:
Steiner Marine with floatation strap.......2007-10-17
Very high quality product. It really brightens up the scene in
daylight and low light conditions. For those that don't know 7X50mm
is the preferred configuration for boating. You get a large field of
view which is important when you are on a moving/rocking boat. I find
the 7X magnification fine. I use these on my Jetski as an aid to
my GPS when out exploring in Florida waters. The waterproofing is
great and the rubber armor is superb. A great value, worth the price.
MY NEW STEINERS!! WOW!!!.......2007-10-10
ALL I CAN SAY IS, WOW!! THE PRICE, WOW!! THE QUALITY, WOW!! WOW!! WOW!!
Great German optics for the price!.......2007-07-04
The Steiner Marine 7x50 binoculars have met my (admittedly high) expectations. The Sports Auto-Focus is great -- even better on my Marine pair than the Predator models that I looked at in Academy Sports. It makes changing from viewing one object to another fast and easy. They are very clear too. With the focus set at the closest range I can read the buttons on my microwave from across my small trailer. Using them out of doors the foliage really pops out (even when overcast). In almost complete darkness they enable one to see things the naked eye cannot. I have used them at night when I could barely see to walk around. The view through the binoculars was hardly affected at all. Once I used them to look from my parent's back yard, across the (six-lane) interstate, into the parking lot of the local community college at night. I could see the bugs playing around the streetlights!
I hadn't seen this particular pair in person, so they surprised me with their light weight -- some people had called them heavy online. They must be very frail people. This pair is much, much lighter than the Sears brand ones my parents got me 15+ years ago that are smaller. Compared to all steel binoculars the Steiners hardly weigh anything. They are not so light that image-shake is a problem however. The weight combined with the 7 magnification makes for an easily stabilized view.
One other thing of note is the 22mm of eye relief. That is a very helpful feature to me since I wear eyeglasses. Other binoculars with less eye relief have been problematic for me -- even ones with 19mm eye relief made by Steiner. Of course, for those who do not wear glasses, the rubber eye-cups can be folded out to reduce the amount of eye relief. In that mode people with normal vision do not seem to have any problem with them.
So far I am pleased with the binoculars in every detail but one. The strap sucks. It is way too thin, and I could imagine that after a day in the field the binoculars would really dig into one's shoulders with the supplied strap. What is a little odd is that the case that came with them is rather nice and has a comfortable, wide strap attached to it... The package also came with a little cleaning cloth, which was kind of a nice touch.
For the price, $260 through Amazon with free shipping, I think the Steiner Marine 7x50 model is fantastic. It would certainly be hard to beat the performance in that price range!
excellent low light performance.......2006-09-29
I have the 7x50 Steiner Ralleye model, which appears to be identical to the Marine version. It is built like a tank and gives you a lot of confidence that it will hold up to abuse. In low light and night conditions this is an excellent performer. If you are using this is an area with a lot ambient light (such as a town) or moonlight, it will really bring a lot of detail out of the shadows and is a better choice by far then night vison equipment costing hundreds more. The 7x magnification is also a nice choice for avoiding lense shake. (I also have a pair of 9x40 Steiners, and that move from 7x-9x power is noticeable.) The 7x50 also allows you to better follow moving targets. The sport auto focus system works very well and the optics are excellent.
Product Description
Travelers, nature observers and concert goers take note: the PowerView series offers the largest line of Bushnell quality, affordable binoculars. No matter what your purpose, you'll find a variety of magnifications, styles and sizes, and fully coated optics for bright, vivid images. The porro prism line-up provides great durability and performance in an attractive "traditional" porro prism design. Compact to full-sized, the contemporary styling houses fully coated optics. Suffice to say, images are crisp, clear and bright - even in low light. Affordable for any and all interested in magnifying life to its fullest. PRODUCT FEATURES: Fully Coated Lens Coating; Fold Down Eyecups.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Bushnell 10x50 wide-angle PowerView binoculars combine contemporary styling and design with traditional Bushnell quality and durability. They are easy to use and feature Porro prisms. They offer 10x magnification and a field of view of 341 feet at 1,000 yards. Insta-Focus enables you to focus on your desired object with the single touch of your finger. Black rubber armoring ensures that these binoculars can sustain active use. Bushnell's 10x50 wide-angle PowerView binoculars include a carrying case and a neck strap for convenience and comfort on the go.
Customer Reviews:
bushnell 16X50.......2007-12-23
very good value. sharp images as long as you brace your arms; 16X also magnifies the shakiness 16 times! probably not as good as leupold or swarovsky, but at under $100 a little forgiveness is justified. a great item to have handy when traveling.
Decent Binocular.......2007-12-21
I had bought this bushnell binocular mainly for star gazing. It didn't help me that much on that. May be I had higher expectations on this item, since I'm a novice. I was expecting the order of magnification like I saw in TV cameras when they zoom in on moon during sports telecasts. But this item is still worth for the money. I could use this to see moon and Mars so far with decent magnification.
Only thing to make sure is hold a steady hand when using or use a tripod.
Focus tab is not really a hinder as others in the review had mentioned.
Very nice!.......2007-12-13
I bought this for my husband as a gift. He enjoys it very much. The resolution is clear, and it's easy to adjust while viewing. Well made yet lightweight. Good product.
Great Buy!.......2007-12-11
I purchased this for my husband and it is well worth the money. I will probably be purchasing a couple more. If anyone is looking for a great pair of Binoculars, look no further.
Very Pleased.......2007-12-03
I bought these for my husband to hunt with. He is very pleased with them.
Product Description
The Action series by Nikon feature knobby rubber armored housings for comfort and offer wider fields of view than comparably classed binoculars. It also has a tripod screw for serious outdoor observations. The 10-22x50 zoom model is intended for both lowlight viewing at the shorter end of the zoom as well as distant observations in better conditions. Though it may be seem large to take to the opera or theater, it offers an excellent field of view when used at stadiums for sports events. The 50mm objective offers lots of light for bright, sharp images. Objective Diameter (mm) - 50 Angular Field of View Real - 3.8 Angular Field of View Apparent - 38 Weighs about 33 ounces
Customer Reviews:
Great binoculars IF they arrive problem free!.......2007-12-26
For Christmas I wanted to give a friend my pair of Tasco 8-20x 50mm binoculars and upgrade myself to these higher quality Nikons. I *am* glad I did this even though it was pretty scary for a moment there. Right out of the box I knew these had a major problem, and fortunately I am a tinkerer and eventually fixed it myself. My warning to you, the consumer, is that you may not find this level of repair so easy to perform, and so this might be beyond you. I also gather that this is probably a rare problem, so... be your own best judge.
What happened was, I took the binoculars out, and aimed them across my room to see if I could mayyyybe get the far wall into focus. Of course it didn't work, most binoculars will NOT focus that close, but I was goofing off and decided to try anyway. When I found that I couldn't achieve focus, I pushed the zoom lever to see if I was at minimum zoom for closest possible focus. That's when I first noticed that only one side was zooming! At first I thought I'd stumbled into a very special binocular model that required some assembly step or special handling that I'd ignored, being severely male. I checked everything I could think of and discovered that no, this was not the case. Even worse, during all my fiddling I discovered that aiming them at the floor would cause both sides to work, but they were now badly out of sync and one side would be so zoomed in while the other side was either zoomed in closer or wider. I determined correctly that something was loose... but I didn't have a clue what to do so I began researching returning them. The feeling I could fix it myself though became too much and I again took the rubber eyecup off the afflicted side and had another look. I noticed that the outermost part of the eyepiece assembly was threaded, so I gave it a strong twist and found my problem - the glue had broken free and the assembly was slightly loose. I then unscrewed it totally and found the rest of the problem - the zoom assembly inside the eyepiece barrel fit in place by interlocking metal "fingers" that lock into groves in the plastic barrel. What was happening is the zoom assembly was slipping out of these grooves and not rotating with the rest of it, so it was staying still while the good side did it's job, then if you tilted the binoculars down, the assembly would slip into it's grooves and begin working, but now badly out of sync with the good side.
Happy Ending
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I took the pair of binoculars into the bathroom, got some alcohol and tissue, cleaned up the mess I made of the lenses while poking around with the internals, and messed with various positions of realignment until a view of a streetlight out the window looked approximately the same eye for eye, and then I TIGHTLY screwed the eyepiece assembly back together. With a mega sigh of relief (I did NOT want to go through a return!), I used them properly for the first time with no problems, and found them to be all I'd hoped.
Now a proper review:
These are great binoculars for their class, which is of course the big-and-heavy power monger's class of zoom binoculars. They do weigh your arms down a little after long term use, but heck... if you don't want this level of ability, then get something smaller, or deal with it. It's a fact of life with present lens technology - big glass is heavy. Aside of that, they are super easy to use. The zoom lever is fluid enough, no serious draggyness, and the focus wheel thingee is SO fluid it's like it's a real joy to use compared to the Tasco "Zip Focus" I was used to that required about 5 times the force to move. Ok sure, it's slower to get into focus by about two seconds, whoopie... but it's more precise and dreamy easy to move. The light grasp is what I'd expect from 50mm binoculars, maybe a hair brighter than the Tascos but I can't verify that as they now belong to a lovely blonde woman and aren't around at the moment haha. The image clarity definitely appears to outdo the Tasco binoculars, go figure as those originally cost me about $60 or so. Solidity is about typical, with a somewhat uncomfortable give to the right eyepiece assembly... which made me a little paranoid because that was the side that had the looseness problem. However, I don't think it's a problem at all and you never notice it in use... only noticeable if you deliberately push while looking at it. They're very solid, feel good in the hands. The whole thing is rubber armored, great if you're clutsy. The range of zoom is pretty much perfect, as they go... 10x is a good low shake and decent field view, where 22x is pushing the shaky limits but hardly unusable, and at 22x the field is nice and wide. Probably the best feature is the focus adjustment on the left side eyepiece, which is great if you have slightly different vision between your two eyes, which I do. Another interesting thing, speaking of this, is that I was actually able to focus these things with my contacts out! Not amazed? Try these numbers then - I am badly nearsighted... my contacts are -5.00 left eye, -6.00 right eye. That translates to clear vision at about 8" or less with my contacts out, and no I am not kidding. These binoculars actually let me focus them sharply in maximum zoom for my eyes with my contacts OUT. Crazy. :-)
Additional items of interest... these come with a nice tripod bracket for easy peasy mounting to a standard camera tripod for shake-free viewing. Nice touch, guys at Nikon! Thank you! Carry strap and case are also included, again nice touch considering I thought they didn't come with a case.
Overall? Scary first impression, nice finish! I like em a whole lot and knowing what I know now about binocular repair (behold, my resume grows ever larger), I'd do it all again in a heartbeat. :-)
Amazing product.......2007-04-24
I bought these binoculars about a month ago because I wanted something really powerful/top of the line that could be used with basically doing anything. These things are SO powerful that it's scary. We went to a concert last week and were wayyyy far away from the stage. We used the zoom on these to the 22 mark and it was TOO close!
These are very high quality binoculars and are a pretty good weight. They come with a soft case and covers for the lenses and eyepiece, and a tripod mount. There is a small lever on the right eye piece that you can ease left to right in order to take advantage of the 10-22 zoom. Because the diameter of the lenses is 50, these binoculars allow a good deal of light to come in so that you will see a bright, crisp image.
If you are into star-gazing then you are going to need a tripod. Nothing expensive, just something to steady the binoculars so that you won't be struggling to hold them completely still in your hands. When you're that close with the zoom you're going to need it.
Highly recommended!
Amazing... for Zooms.......2007-02-26
As a backyard astronomer and novice outdoorsman, I know that serious users of binoculars will tell you that zoom binocs are almost never recommended. Zoom binocs tend to have a lot of problems with being usable at higher magnification. Even with another $80 pair of zooms, I end up seeing a crossing of views (or blackout) through the left and right eyepieces with even moderate increase in magnification. That being said, this pair of Nikon Action zoom binocs is probably the best pair of zooms you can get. I find them to actually be usable throughout most of range, though stability (shaky hands) are an issue once you reach high magnification (unless you are using a tripod). The fact that they work this well, though, is pretty much a miracle. Nikon quality really proves itself here. If you are dead set on one pair of binocs, and those being zooms, then I recommend these as your only real choice.
LOW End of Nikon standards.......2006-08-02
I have returned this set for two reasons: the diopter adjustment on the left eye(because the zoom in on the right) is not of sufficient range to accomodate my vision. 2) The zoom lever is rather light and not very smooth in operation.
At the lowest 10 power, the binoculars are OK, but as you go up the magnification, the shake becomes too much for real useful viewing. I tried them out on a bald eagle on a tree across an Alaskan lake. The comparison with the regular 8 X 40 Nikon Action binoculars was disappointing.
Get closer in style.......2006-06-16
These are no ordinary binoculars. They are a miracle. They exceeded my expectations and I am proud to own them now.
Its usable right out of the box. The controls are very easy to use, even my [...] son knows how to focus the binoculars. You can keep the zoom level at 10X for most viewing. When you really want to zoom in, the binoculars provide upto 22X zoom by just sliding a lever. At 22X zoom, you need steady hands or a tripod to view appropriately. The 10X zoom is more than sufficient for exploring the distant objects around you.
For starters, when you buy a binocular, you need to consider two aspects. The binoculars are usually represented in the format A X B where A is the magnification and B is the diameter of the front lens in millimeters. The more the better for both A and B.
This Nikon binocular is capable of magnifications ranging from 10 to 22. The front lens is 50 mm which is more than sufficient for everyday daylight and night viewing.
The Nikon lens are world-class providing crystal clear view. At night I focussed on the moon and could see the mountains on the moon very clearly.
Overall I would definitely recommend this product for everyone. Even adults who think that binoculars are for children must try this product as it will amaze them. Not to speak of teens who will marvel their "birds" in close-up!!!
Product Description
In a world that's complicated enough, the affordably priced PermaFocus binos are a relief for simple, fixed-focus, long-distance viewing. The wider field-of-view makes them ideal for spectator sports, distant wildlife observation or winter use with gloves. Thanks to quality fully-coated optics the action is bright and crisp and the ergonomic rubber housing means you won't drop them - even with gloves on.PRODUCT FEATURES: Fully coated optics for superior light transmission and brightness; Unique "Focus-Free" feature stays in focus at most viewing distances; Non-slip rubber armor absorbs shock while providing a firm grip.
Customer Reviews:
great binoculars especially for the price.......2007-09-14
Not only are these convenient, but for the price, they offer an extremely wide angle, and good image quality. Lacking are eye diopter adjustments--this is a serious handicap. But for the price, a really good deal.
Bushnell Perma Focus 7x50 Wide Angle Binocular.......2007-07-22
Great binoculars! Very easy to use,,,,,,,, clear and bright! You will be amazed at the quality!
Great!.......2007-06-27
These are great for fast action sporting or even bird watching. I got them for my 4 year old son to use at the Georgia football games. He has a hard time with focus. These work great because all he has to do is look and it there. The size is nice and we have no problem adjusting from his size to mine. Ours came from an Amazon partner... Optic planet... I think. And they were great as well. Super fast shipping and great contact from start to finish.
Bushnell Perma Focus 7x50 Wide Angle Binocular In Tanzania.......2006-11-10
The Bushnell Perma Focus 7x50 Wide Angle Binoculars were the ideal choice for my recent trip to Tanzania and the Serengeti. They worked perfectly for the application needed. A really happy surprise on just how well these worked. As we bounced around on dirt roads and cross country in Land Rovers, the Perma Focus feature was outstanding and made things simple and easy! :-) The magnification level was perfect for almost every scenario we came across. Anything that was outside of about 80 feet came through in crystal clear vivid color and clarity. It really made for up close and personal viewing of all the animals we saw. By far, these were the best investment I made before the trip! I can't imagine being without them now on such an expedition. Really fantastic performance and a great value to boot!!!! The vendor was fast & flawless in the transaction too. In my opinion you won't be disappointed with these binoculars. Troy :-)
WAY COOL!.......2006-08-17
We just got these for a trip to Alaska. I LOVE them! They are so easy to share. The sharpness of the image is AMAZING! My Dad wears glasses and I don't. No problem. We can both see CLEARLY! The amazing part is he doesn't need to have his glasses on! My husbands eyesight is completely different than mine, same story.Very cool item! Very well constructed. Highly recommended!
Product Description
Vanguard's goal is to maximize sales of the products produced by the mother company, Guardforce Corporation, by developing an up-to-date sales program, through effective marketing, and efficient distribution at a lower cost than competitive products. Guardforce's mission is to produce high quality products at affordable prices in order to appeal to the largest possible cross-section of the population.
Customer Reviews:
waterproof binoculars ..good value.......2007-06-24
These are just as described . The clarity and distance is impressive for their modest price.
Rugged binocs!.......2007-02-20
We bought these binoculars to leave in a rental for our guests. The problem with most binoculars, even the so-called rubber-clad ones, is that the first time they are dropped or knocked hard, they get misaligned - 
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