🔭 Steiner Marine Binoculars for Adults and Kids, 7x50 Binoculars for Bird Watching, Hunting, Outdoor Sports, Wildlife Sightseeing and Concerts - High-Quality Water-Going Optics, Black Review

These are not binoculars for travel. Once you adjust the two diopter settings for your specific eyes, they will not focus optimally for other users. Make a note of the settings and if they've changed you can easily go back. I'm slightly farsighted and have two slightly different settings I use depending on whether I wear glasses or not. I don't want to complicate this sound; it is not. You only have to do this ONCE and everything from 20 meters is in focus for you forever. You can find a friend

These binoculars are near perfect. Optical aberrations are well controlled with excellent color correction, including no side color at the edge of the field of view, minimal glare, high contrast, image sharpness at the edge of the field of view, and a flat, undistorted field of view is most appreciated when panning. Collimation at height, does not tire eyes. Seven through Fifties are selected for military use based on their ability to see in low light conditions (dusk, dusk, and night). These…

I don't have much experience comparing these binoculars to other marine binoculars, but I can compare them to other hunting binoculars like the Bushnell Trophy 10x42 ($100). I am a moose hunting bot. This is a roof prism, and these bushnells (like most marine ones) are porro prisms. I promise to take them both on a boat this summer and test them side by side for clarity, although comparing $100 and $300 optics isn't entirely fair. $worth for the jar, and while neither is a high-end item, both…