 Excellent midgrade binoculars |
| Review Date: September 24, 2001 |
| Reviewer: Scott Florack, Eastern PA |
| While comparing items in the store where I eventually purchased these binoculars, I noticed two things that immediately set these pair from the rest. The "InstaFocus" one-finger focus was excellent and dead on. Also the ability to track moving objects far exceeded a pair of Tasco's I demoed. The Falcons seem to stay in focus, without needing adjustment, for considerably varying distances. I used the binoculars at a racetrack and professional football game (not having the BEST seats) and could easily make out names, etc. Great clarity, decent power, excellent focus make these a great purchase. |
Pretty good for their price
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| Review Date: August 11, 2009 |
| Reviewer: B. Roy, Sunnyvale, CA, USA |
There is really no need to get binoculars that cost 5 times (or more) for casual use. These work just fine and I've owned one for a couple of years. If you get any higher magnification than 10X, they are difficult to handhold - so 7X is really the sweet spot as far as magnification goes. The other number refers to the exit aperture (bigger the number - more light gets into the binocular). These also work quite well in darker situations - letting in plenty of light and giving you a bright image. I've noted small differences when compared with an Olympus that cost about 8 times more - but really, for their price, these can't be beat..
The lenses are also coated and combined with a prism system (instead of mirrors), makes for sharper images.
Only con is that this type of binocular is not pocket sized. However, its pretty comfortable to carry on your neck (neckstrap)
For the reviewer who claimed that these were worse than toy plastic binoculars - well - just one word comes to my mind "clueless". They either had sphagetti on their lenses or were looking at birds through the wrong end of the binocular... |
Good deal for the price.
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| Review Date: January 21, 2010 |
| Reviewer: R. E. Crisp, Texas |
This is my second pair in the last year, one for my wife, and then me, my old ones are the same style and brand, but just a lot older, so I wanted to replace them.
What can I say except, for the price, you get a pretty good pair of binoculars, and these, they're rubber-coated, so it makes them all the more nicer.
I use these to help me spot what I will photograph next, spotting a bird that I am unsure of, that kind'a thing.
This doesn't take the place of a spotting scope, but it's perfect from what I need them for, and it's a lot more easier to carry than a scope would be.
The optics are bright and clear, and at this magnification they don't shake like the higher powered ones do, not knocking those, but that's a whole 'nother animal, at least for me.
I love these things, I'd highly recommends them to anyone that doesn't need a high dollar pair, and really, these should be double what they cost, they're that good.
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| Review Date: March 24, 2010 |
| Reviewer: C. raspi, |
| Great binoculars. Light weight. I bought these to see wild life in my backyard,and they are great. Easy to focus. I love these. |
Fast Focus
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| Review Date: July 30, 2006 |
| Reviewer: Donald Byland, St Paul, MN |
| I find the fast focus on this item to be very useful. Product is not like the old days but at the price I paid it was a bargain. It's just what I wanted, and I'm quite pleased. |
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