🔭 VANGUARD Endeavor ED IV 10x42 Binocular: Premium Hoya ED Glass, SK-15 Prisms, Waterproof/Fogproof - Ultimate Optics for Outdoor Enthusiasts Review

These binoculars can't be beat for the price! The picture through the glass is just fantastic, especially in low light.

Switched from Styrka S5 to Endeavor. Excellent eye relief for use with glasses. Clear, bright and clear image. Easy to focus and track birds.

No complaints about these binoculars! Crystal clear, durable and reliable. Fulfills hunting season after hunting season. Excellent customer service!

As a hunter of both small and large game, I needed a pair of versatile and lightweight binoculars. The attempt with 10x42 was absolutely perfect! I've used them for turkey hunting and birding in northern Minnesota during the bitterly cold whitetail season and they work fantastic! Couldn't be happier!

These are by far the best binoculars I have ever owned. I was impressed by the transparency of the glass. They are also very durable. My daughter dropped them twice and you will never know. I have suggested them to a few others for shooting and hinting and they love them.

I got these (10x42) and tested them between my Steiner 8x42, Nikon Monarch 8x42 and Vortex Viper HD 10x50. Image quality was worse than all three binoculars, even though the Nikon is significantly cheaper. What frustrated me the most about the Vanguard was that the focus knob was extremely sticky/twitchy, to the point where it was almost impossible to focus accurately when looking through the binoculars. In my experience, they are junk and inferior to much cheaper binoculars.

I gave this to myself for Christmas and I'm not only happy with it, I'm delighted. The clarity of the image, the lack of any distortion, the firmness in the hand, the low light performance, everything is just great. Yes, there is a bit of image judder compared to 8X42 when I hold it in my hands, but I really only notice it when I'm using it for astro viewing, and even then it's not too bad (and if it bothers me a lot , I could just install it on a tripod). Definitely not in the way of bird…