Enhance Your Outdoor Adventures 🔭 with the Nikon Prostaff 3s Binoculars Review

Bought a great pair of Nikon 7549 MONARCH 7 for bird watching relative. I didn't want to spend that much on the game so I bought a Nikon 10x42 ProStaff 3S. They work very well. I was expecting a big drop in quality from the Monarch 7, but they are actually quite impressive. The quality isn't that great, but for only 28% of the cost, they're just GREAT.

I actually have two sets of Swarovski binoculars and their spotting scope so it's a $15k+ investment compared to these $150 binoculars. Wow, I'm impressed. No, they're not Swarovski, but they're good, I mean really good. If I had seen them first, I would never have bought a second Swarovski set. Yes, I still love my Swarovskis, they are the absolute standard IMHO, but you won't regret buying them.

I like the binoculars but Nikon has reduced the price of the body and lens cap (first photo). Slip-on lens caps fall off the straps. The bag needs to be attached to the belt, there are no straps to hold when using binoculars. GGRRRRR. I bought a new case with straps and lens caps with drip holder (the second photo shows both the original and new lens caps). So for an extra $40 I can be sure I won't lose my hats or suitcase in the woods!

It was my father's 84th birthday. He loves looking around his property and looking at things as he has a great view. This adds to his experience in spotting birds and other distant objects. We opened them and had trouble connecting the strap, but after reading the instructions everything went perfectly. It gave him pleasure to discover the properties contained in it. You have settings for various things like eye relief, focus, and zoom. The lens caps are cool and clip to the strap when not in…

After I bought a cheaper Nikon Aculon (7x35) for $70 and found it was better suited for wide-angle applications, maybe close-up within 150 feet, I settled on something that might be something pack is easier to handle. and through the city, but also offer more zoom power. This Prostaff is everything I wanted in a small device that can bring things closer. I use this for wildlife viewing straight from my backyard and for anything within 100 metres, it's more than adequate magnification but…

I love my new binoculars! I was a bit concerned that I might not be stable enough to really enjoy them, but that's no problem! I figured if focus and consistency suited my old, shaky hands, I'd give them to my wife. Ha! No chance lol! We are avid bird watchers and my elderly couple were just let down. This is amazing quality! They are lightweight and have a comfortable fit. I have severe RA and many other issues. However, my love for birds still outweighs the pain. They are smaller and well…

Today, extremes often come to the fore. "Punch or Die", 5 stars or 2 stars. I'll try to be objective - my binoculars are not perfect, it's a compromise between price and features. Are there better models - yes, but they are much more expensive. This is my first own binoculars. Initially, I considered Aculon 211 10*50 - having made my choice, I lost in magnification and in the possibility of mounting on a tripod, I gained in size and weight. I would have made the same choice almost 3 weeks after

the binoculars were bought as universal ones, when fishing, to see what the neighbors are catching, to look around the neighborhood from a hill, to look out the window in the country house when there is nothing to do, to get into the glove compartment of the car so that the wife and child can keep the image without shaking. He performs all these functions. One of the best value for money. Well, I took it in February 2022 for 8 thousand.