Review on Nikon ACULON 10 22X50 Binoculars Harness by Vinay Kumar ᠌

1. Compared to my ancient BPC5 8x30 a little narrower field of view, but this is an expected disadvantage, which was known before buying this model, in favor of the advantages in the form of ZOOM. 2. The protective caps of the entrance eyepieces would be better made according to the principle, as in the Yukon, because attaching them to the strap - then the binoculars around the neck have to be carried upside down. When removing these caps, they strive to get lost, because. the ear on them is split - it would be better if they made a whole one. 3. The protective cap of the output eyepieces also constantly flies off from the tension of the neck strap when carried by the strap or around the neck (the strap is fixed according to the instructions !). 4. The focus wheel is far from where it is best to hold the binoculars. Adapted - it is more convenient to twist it from below with the thumb of the hand, taking the binoculars, so that there is a neutral weight distribution. 5. Not all body is made of metal. "Yoke", i. E. the moving part of the binoculars, on which the eyepieces stand, is made of plastic and bends a little, i. E. the precision of the optical system is questionable.