🔍 Aurosports Kids Binoculars Auto Focus for 4-13 Year Olds - Top Boys & Girls Toy, Ideal Birthday Gift in Orange Review

I tried a pair of these binoculars for my kids and was impressed. I just ordered another set so I don't have to share them when hiking. Fixed focus is convenient for them, they don't fiddle with dials and focus on the focus, not the subject. Very clearly. It would be great to have a set to keep around camp or in your car. Or bird watching in the backyard. I'm probably not the best judge, but if, like me, all you've ever had was the standard 7x35 porro prism binoculars everyone had as a kid…

Bought for my son for Christmas. I tried them and was amazed at how well they work. The auto focus is very useful for bird watching. I have to buy myself a pair now just for the ease of use. I can pull them out quickly to see mostly birds and don't miss the chance by wasting time focusing. I tried to take a picture with the camera but not a very good photographer. I've seen better binocular pictures though. But this is definitely a better view than any binoculars except Swarovski or Leupold…

I took the scouts on a hike despite the snowfall and asked their opinion on these binoculars. They were all very good and easily recognizable items. During the migration they saw a redstart, a blue jay and a cardinal. The falcon is perched high up in the tree so that all the boys can see it clearly. Best of all is the autofocus. Since we lived near Buffalo, New York, we had to dress for the cold and wear gloves. Because it's autofocus, the boys didn't have to take off their gloves to focus on…

I didn't know what to expect from binoculars advertised as 'kids binoculars'. However, having an Autosports pair of binoculars for myself I thought it was worth trying as I have several grandchildren who enjoy using mine. I am very happy with it. They appear to be long-lived; withstands handling by children while providing a good grip for small hands. The binoculars are self-focusing to provide a clear view from 1.8 to 20 feet away, and there is no need for children to try to focus on objects…

I took some Boy Scouts on a hike even though it was snowing and asked their opinion on these binoculars. They were all very good and easily recognizable items. During the migration they saw a redstart, a blue jay and a cardinal. The falcon is perched high up in the tree so that all the boys can see it clearly. Best of all is the autofocus. Since we lived near Buffalo, New York, we had to dress for the cold and wear gloves. Because it's autofocus, the boys didn't have to take off their gloves to

I didn't know what to expect from binoculars advertised as "kids binoculars". However, having an Autosports pair of binoculars for myself I thought it was worth trying as I have several grandchildren who enjoy using mine. I am very happy with it. They appear to be long-lived; withstands handling by children while providing a good grip for little hands. The binoculars are self-focusing to provide a clear view from 1.8 to 20 feet away, and there is no need for children to try to focus on objects.

I have twins aged 9 (1 boy and 1 girl) who are both scouts and other extracurricular activities. I have previously bought several pairs of these for my daughter's troupe and liked them so much that I bought 20 pairs for my son's Boy Scout backpack. Well, I'm not supposed to say "I" bought them because he got a gift certificate that he won for being the No. Popcorn Vendor. So I told him that maybe there was something he could do about his stash. He decided to get them all binoculars because they