Nikon 10x50 Prostaff 5 Binocular

When you take the Prostaff 10x50 into your hands it’s the size what sticks out – it can be clearly seen in the photo below where the tested pair of binoculars is positioned next to the Delta Forest II 10x50 and the Vixen New Foresta 10x50.

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  low physical weight for the 10x50 class,, good quality prisms made of BaK-4,, sensibly corrected coma,, moderate brightness loss on the edge of the field of view,, good whiteness rendering,, sharp image across almost all field of view,, small flares near exit pupils.

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  not especially impressive transmission,, huge chromatic aberration,, noticeable distortion,, significantly truncated right exit pupil,, no coatings on some air-to-glass surfaces,, the interior of tubes leaves a lot to be desired,, no tripod exit.

Use these primarily on the boat, and will use them during fall hunting season. Pleased with the overall quality and feel. Chose these based on long eye relief since I wear glasses, works well. Fairly bright lenses.

I love the picture I get when I look through The Nikon Prostaff Binos. I wear glasses and usually I am limited I what I can see but these give me an AMAZING SITE picture. I have a friend who spent WAY MORE on his bino's and he said if he would have seen these first he would have bought Nikon and...

Great binoculars

Great binoculars

Very good binocular!!!

Very good binocular!!!