BINOCULARS.COM (Nikon 8-24x25 EagleView Zoom)

There are times when you can't get too close. And then there are times when you're definitely close enough. Nikon's silver-finish, 8-24x25mm, EagleView Zoom binoculars can adapt to either situation.

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[zenthex1234]

@fsm83 well you might want to concider a larger lense, maby a 18-100x50 or 18-100x60 would be better.

[fsm83]

just a question which binocular should i buy to see someones eye colour from 100-300 metres away. i bought a mega zoom 18-100x30mm i cant see nothing it goes in circles as you zoom in and gets very small. help please.thnx...

[dinkerjoshi]

How u call a review complee without demo of the product.!

[21iunie]

zoom binoculars fuckin suck...nikon monarch are the best

[urkingod]

I have two of them, black and silver. the silver looks tiny bit different from black, not sure what are the differences other than the style. I am sort of wanting to sell both of them and get Nikon Monarch. Should I?

[i8thegoverment]

@26highstreet lmfao

[thisisgame]

my new binoculars make a noise like theres a moving peice of glass on the inside. is that supposed to happen?

[26highstreet]

Why waste money on expensive binoculars? Simply stand closer to the object you wish to observe.

[sonofthedestroyer]

I went against the 'experts' advice not to buy it. I am glad i did. Best way to decide is to go to the shop, try it and then decide. SOme experts make fuss about little things which of no concern to the average bino user who isnt interested in counting the feathers on a bird.

[sonofthedestroyer]

I have a very large and heavy Hama 30x zoom bino. I can hold it still enough in my hands at 30x zoom. I reckon the weight and bulk help it to keep steady and also the large 60mm diameter lenses