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Nikon Monarch ATB: Reference Value Binos, Part 3

PART 3 of 3: Excellent quality binoculars are indispensable for many activities to include tactical operations, general recreation, watching sporting events, wildlife watching, and hunting. In th...  
 
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dvamateur (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I recently got Pentax 10x50 DCF SP roof prism. Are they better or worse than 10x43 DCF SP? The field of view is surprisingly narrower (5 degrees) than the 10x43 (6+ degrees, I think). Anyway, the 10x50s are still quite small and very light, compared to my Fujinon 8x42 CD, which are quite heavy.
j0hnnyrebel (2 months ago) Show Hide
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I've had a pair of these binocs (Nikon Monarchs) for a while and I've gotta agree - GREAT value for the money and great binocs. However, recently I spoiled myself and bought a pair of swarovski el 10x42 and I think they are worth the price. I use them solely for hunting and especially put on a tripod I pick up a ton more animals. Dusk and dawn is when they really shine. Great videos though keep up the good work.
LEXPIX (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Nice review as usual man.
ahumanfly1975 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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due you rock big thumbs up
bibilolo0802 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I think you have a misunderstanding about
warranty. If you drop your binocular and it
get damaged, it's your fault and you have
to pay what it takes to repair it, questions
ARE asked.
nyfishon (6 months ago) Show Hide
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That's not true. I got a pair for Christmas, dropped then about two months ago and had to send them for repair (broke one of the extending eye cups) I followed the service directions online, told them exactly what happened. They repaired them and shipped them back. No cost. That's why it's called a NO-FAULT 25 year warrenty.
cripticstone (3 months ago) Show Hide
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are you sure because companies such as Leatherman have a lifetime warranty on anything, but I do recognize that other companies like Silva only have warranty on faulty workmanship and won't replace it if you smashed their compass
solobackpacking (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks NutNFancy

We have Nikon, Leica and Olympus microscopes in the labs... We love our Nikons the best, their lens and mechanics are tops, but wasn't sure that the quality transcended to the world of binoculars.

I was surprised to hear the Nikons were more competitively priced then the others, because in the scientific field that doesn't seem to be the case.

O.K. I am sending my order out for the Nikons... thanks, you made the research easy.
HuskyKMA (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I've seen that case before, but I can't remember where or what brand it was either. Maybe I'll have to stop by Sportsman's Warehouse and see if I can find it.
rondingo06 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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I just got that case you dont know the name brand of. It is made by Fieldline and I got it at Sports Authority.

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