🔍 Nikon 7237 Action 7x35 EX Extreme All-Terrain Binocular: Uncover Every Adventure Review

The review will be based on the use of BPC, nikon action ex 7 * 35 and aculon a211 7 * 50. There is an old BPC 8 * 30 in use, I wanted something better. The choice fell on Nikon Aculon A211 7 * 50, I was seduced by a high relative brightness . 50.4 . having bought binoculars, I was disappointed . the linear field of view is smaller than that of the BPC . it was not very pleasant to look at . the effect of the pipe was created. Decided to take ex 7*35. In comparison with the BPC, both Nikons, of

I needed a versatile pair of 7x35 binoculars for a vacation in Hawaii. I've taken them everywhere from hiking to boating, whale watching, sea turtles, wild goats, ducks and seabirds in flight etc. I used to only have so-so Bushnell binoculars which I thought were pretty good. I wanted to buy the lightweight, compact 8x21 binoculars from Olympus, recommended by Consumer Reports for around $60. Luckily they were nowhere to be found. After a bit of research, unlike Nikon, I didn't find any…

These binoculars are known for their quality and the largest field of view. If you want to see the great outdoors or the sky from your location, this is what you need. I bought them specifically to frame smaller constellations and asterisms, the details of which can be further examined through a telescope. They help a lot to place the object in context. Normally, when observing half a field degree, objects are almost completely abstracted from their surroundings. Since it's impractical to be…

What do you want to know? I think the performance and features of these $130 binoculars can rival those of $300+ right now. The field of view is excellent at 9.3° (or 488 feet at 1,000 yards (3,000 feet)). My pair is the 7x35mm model. For my personal use a magnification of 7 is ideal, 6 is too low to see enough detail and 8 is too strong as I find it difficult to hold the image without a tripod. The exit pupil is nice and bright at 5mm (lens diameter 35mm divided by magnification 7). For…

Bought for astronomy to look for and observe the constellations, but because of the strong distortion at the edges of the picture, I had to return it back to the store. And the rest of the binoculars left only positive impressions. For hunters and fishermen the most it! Very convenient for panoramic observations of the area! After it, you don’t even want to look through your old binoculars with a bk7 prism, and even in Nikon, the shark 16x50 mk loses significantly in image clarity and contrast.

I have 3 binoculars: Nikon Aculon A211 7x35, Nikon Action EX 7x35 CF, Nikon Action EX 10x50 CF. All were purchased to watch with hands. I'll try to quickly compare them. Get a 3 in one review. 1. Most of all I liked the Nikon Action EX 7x35 CF model. He's almost flawless. In principle, this binocular can be the only home binocular and basically replaces all other models. It is significantly better than the Nikon Aculon A211 7x35 model with optics. Although Eco Glass is declared in two…

Compared with Bushnell binoculars from the same price range. The quality of the body and finish of the Nikon is noticeably higher. Binoculars of the Action EX series are almost twice as expensive with almost identical parameters. The Action EX only differs in nitrogen filling and water protection. US price: Nikon Action EX 7x35 - $110 Nikon Action 7x35 - $65 Price in 2022 Nikon Action EX 7x35 - $270 Nikon Action 7x35 - $125 The pricing policy in 2022 makes us horrified.

If it is comfortable to observe from the hands, then magnifications of more than 7 times are contraindicated. At magnification up to about 8x, the jitter is not strongly felt and the deterioration of the image is not so critical. All magnifications above result in a loss of resolution due to image shaking. It is better to invest in better quality 7x35 or 8x42 binoculars with a light weight, wide field that does not shake when viewed without a tripod, than to get larger binoculars that will…