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Cons: Too heavy for a 32mm The strap and rain guard could be better, hence a 3 for accessories.

Pros: I bought these binoculars in Japan, second-hand but in very good condition. What stands out immediately is the easy viewing, which is not a given for a 30 or 32mm. Many small-size binoculars are characterized by difficult eye placement resulting in blackouts; not so with the Nikon HG L. It behaves more like a full-size pair of binoculars. The focuser is particularly fast, 270° from minimum to infinity, so you have to turn very slowly at the end to achieve 100% focus. The image is clear and sharp right up to the edge. Built like a tank, and the focuser is very pleasant to use, almost fluid.

Summary: If you can find one in good condition and at a decent price, don\'t hesitate; you won\'t regret it.

Cons: Little bit heavy

Pros: Very confortable bino with large FOV and fantastic peripheral resolution.

Summary: This is my most used binoculars for his resistence and performance.4

Cons: Heavy like a 42mm binoculars. Few chromatic aberrations.

Pros: Sharp even on edges. Smooth focusing (the best of all I tested). Tough construction. Good ergonomics with long eyerelief.

Summary: I\'m impressed with this pair of binoculars

Cons: Very heavy for a 8X32 class binoculars

Pros: Very easy to look through this binoculars thanks to excellent eyepieces. This instrument has very good light transmission and excellent resolution on the edges. HG-L does not have the resolution of the new model Monarch HG 8x30 but off-axis the old HG-L are far superior to the new one. Also the construction is like a tank.

Summary: This binoculars are no longer manufactured but it is still very competitive!

Cons: too heavy slight yellow cast

Pros: superbly smooth focusing extremely sharp

Summary: clearly an alpha binocular

Cons: Rubber armour is very durable but shows up scuff marks etc very easily. Quite large and heavy for an 8 x 32 binocular

Pros: Excellent ergonomics. Superb smooth focusing wheel, good eye relief, large field of view. Built like a tank. At least as good as any German 8 x 32s, but without the perceived status of Zeiss, Swarovski, Leica. I have a pair of Leica 8 x 32 BAs, and the Nikons are a better all round binocular!

Summary: One of the best 8 x 32 binoculars ever made. Sharp, bright, great handling ion the field and the best focusing wheel of any binocular on the market.

Cons: Noticeable CA (also at the center) ruin the potential sharpness Very heavy with ugly rainguard Poor rubber coating (is consumed by friction on the body)

Pros: Solid binoculars Good eyecups Good field of view and edge sharpness

Summary: Of all my binoculars is the only one that would like to sell

Cons: Poor strap, rainguard and case. In certain light CA is noticeable

Pros: Sharp, bright image. Good field of view and edge sharpness. Great contrast gives vivd punchy image.

Summary: Fantastic value for money and in its own way an equal to all the other alpha 8x32's regardless of what others might say.