I've got eight pairs of binoculars in the house: Celestrons, Bushnells, Nikon travel set, Canons (large and compact), but my go-to pair is this compact 10X30. Lightweight for long field use; excellent light gathering (and not bad in low light); waterproof; great price.

this is a very good product works great is water proof and is very well engineered. the only down side is rubber coating around plastic housing is not well adhering thus coming loos and makes a good product look bad.

Just used these for the first time for whale watching on the Oregon Coast. These binoculars zoomed in from a great distance and made all of the water spouts and whale tails look unbelievably clear.

Bought this binocular for wildlife viewing in time for Eagle season on the Mississippi and we are very happy with it. Lens covers a slight bother but not really a problem. Size and weight make it very portable and easy to use. We are amazed at what we can see at long distances.

I'm very pleased with these. I just used them over the weekend and nothing but good. A major concern of mine was being I ware eye glasses. Not any issue at all with eye glasses, low light they worked excellent, Although some have written they're a little heavy they come with a nice strap which is...

I bought these because I broke the turn down eye cup on my Bushnell 10X42 Legend Binoculars, (The warranty was worthless.) The Nikon Bioncualrs I own don't close focus,these are great for Bird watching The perfect size for Hiking and Bike riding.You can't beat Nikon Opictal quality.They are light,so...

Just recently received these and am very pleased. I use them mostly for bird watching in my yard but plan to take them on my boat in the summer.

These light weight binoculars are amazing. Easy to focus with sharply defined image, even at several miles. More than I expected at this price.

I have used these for deer hunting. They are great. Small size makes them easy to carry, and they are very clear.

Great buy. They are very good and great for general purpose use - watching birds to watching ballet.