Nikon 12x50 Prostaff 5 Binocular

I like the ease of adjustmend,( I can do it with the had that is holding the binoculars.) They are relatively light, An the price is very good.

I have in the past written some partially damning reviews of the Nikon Prostaff 5 12x50 roof prism bins, how they don't adapt to a tripod and such, venting my annoyance at having to get a universal tripod mount rather than a simple L-adapter, etc.

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  Really bright, Depth of field rivalling Porros, Everything optically, Price, focus

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  Not a thing, Is not tripod adaptable, Ocular too stiff

Haven't had for very long yet but the glasses are great. Good feel in hand and not very heavy. Viewing is excellent at longer ranges as well as closer up. Will be using these on trip to Africa in the future.

In many ways there are nice things. Feels really good in your hands. They give a sharp image and center wheel turns smoothly.

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  Really bright, Depth of field rivalling Porros, Everything optically, Price, focus

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  Not a thing, Is not tripod adaptable, Ocular too stiff

Nice binos but too heavy.

Ended up with these bins, after trying others, every household should own a pair! The only brands I wished I could have instead off would be Leica or Swarovski, purely for lens quality, but they are way out of my price range!!!!

All good thanks

We purchased these binoculars for general use when in the countryside or at the coast, as well as for holidays. We are pleased with them and feel that they will suit our needs perfectly.

I was not sure about the 12 X 50, read good and poor reveiws, but using them out fishing yesterday, pretty smoky from all the fires in the mountains, still could see as reasonably clear in the smoke and really clear in clear conditions, I wouldn't buy anything else

Great value for money, just as good as the ore expensive ones.