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Nikon Monarch 8.5x56 DCF - binoculars' review

2010-04-02 12:54:26
Nikon Monarch 8.5x56 DCF - binoculars' review

In 2006 Nikon decided to enlarge significantly the line-up of China-manufactured Monarchs. That year they stopped producing Sporter I 8x36 and 10x36 models so Monarchs with the same parameters took their place (of course the price went up too by the way). Additionally, the offer was extended by typically night instruments with the 8.5x56, 10x56 and 12x56 parameters, aimed at hunters and astronomy enthusiasts.

Swift Optics 962 Ultra Lite 10x42 - binoculars' review

2010-03-30 10:15:47
Swift Optics 962 Ultra Lite 10x42 - binoculars' review

As it is touted by the producer, the Ultra Lite series are the only binoculars that have two kinds of special rubber on the barrel – one to amortize efficiently any falls, even from significant heights, and the other to ensure a comfortable, reliable hold. As a result the binoculars are, in our opinion, very interesting and original; the device differs greatly from other competitors’ products.

Kahles 10x42 - binoculars' review

2010-03-27 10:31:55
Kahles 10x42 - binoculars' review

The Kahles company’s offer is quite modest as it includes only three roof prism models with the following parameters: 8x32, 8x42 and 10x42. All of them are equipped with AMV anti-reflection coatings which task is to ensure a high transmission level.

Opticron Classic 10x42 BGA - binoculars' review

2010-03-24 12:19:26
Opticron Classic 10x42 BGA - binoculars' review

The Classic series of Opticron consists of roof prism binoculars with the following parameters: 7x36, 8.5x36, 8x42, 10x42, 10x50 and 12.5x50. These instruments use BaK-4 glass prisms put in the Schmidt-Pechan system in which reflecting surface is covered by a special Oasis coating, which increases the transmission level of binoculars.

Alpen Optics Apex 8x42 - binoculars' review

2010-03-22 09:10:30
Alpen Optics Apex 8x42 - binoculars' review

The Apex series is the third series of the Alpen Optics binoculars in terms of quality. It is different from high-end Rainier and Teton devices in many ways but the first thing that sticks out is the country of production. The high-end series are produced in Japan, Apex is produced in China.

Carl Zeiss Conquest 10x40 T* - binoculars' review

2010-03-19 09:17:27
Carl Zeiss Conquest 10x40 T* - binoculars' review

The new line of the Conquest binoculars was launched at the beginning of the 21st century. The producer gave up using very expensive fluorite glass, the field of view was narrowed down a bit and the assembly was moved to the Hungarian Zeiss factory in Mátészalka near Debrecen.

Completly new Nikon EDG binoculars

2010-03-16 12:25:11
Completly new Nikon EDG binoculars

In March 2008 Nikon announced new EDG series of binoculars. They never appeared in shops in Europe. Today Nikon announced the launch of the new and redesigned EDG 8x32, 10x32, 7x42, 8x42 and 10x42 binoculars.

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Vortex Stokes DLS 10x42 - binoculars' review

2010-03-16 11:36:26
Vortex Stokes DLS 10x42 - binoculars' review

The Vortex Stokes DLS binoculars are advertised as the best instrument for ornithologists on the market. A good performance is to be achieved by a solid waterproof and nitrogen-filled casing, which is also physically light.

Vixen New Foresta 10x50 DCF and 8x56 DCF

2010-03-11 11:44:50
Vixen New Foresta 10x50 DCF and 8x56 DCF

Astrozakupy.pl e-shop has just informed us about two new binoculars belonging to a serie New Foresta introduced in October 2009. These new binoculars are: Vixen New Foresta 10x50 DCF and 8x56 DCF.

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Olympus 10x42 EXPS I - binoculars' review

2010-03-11 10:01:08
Olympus 10x42 EXPS I - binoculars' review

The EXPS I series consists of three porro-prismatic models with the following parameters: 8x42, 10x42 and 12x50. The binoculars are put into a solid, rubber-coated housing, with BaK-4 glass prisms and fully multi-coated lenses. Additionally UV coatings were used, limiting the transmission of harmful rays from that part of the spectrum.

Optolyth Royal 8x56 BGA - binoculars' test

2010-03-08 12:28:54
Optolyth Royal 8x56 BGA - binoculars' test

Optolyth is a German manufacturer of binoculars and spotting scopes. It has five binoculars series on its offer. Among them there is a Royal serie, which consists of four roof prismatic models with rather night parameters: 8x56, 10x56, 9x63 and 15x63.

Leica Geovid 8x56 BRF - binoculars' review

2010-03-04 18:34:44
Leica Geovid 8x56 BRF - binoculars' review

At the moment the Geovid series consists of four roof-prism models in the Schmidt –Pechan system with such parameters as: 8x42, 10x42, 8x56 and 15x56. All of them are equipped with range-finders. The binoculars’ barrels are made of aluminum alloys, they are nitrogen-filled and fully watertight down to a depth of five meters.

Opticron Countryman 10x42 BGA T - binoculars' review

2010-03-01 13:39:45
Opticron Countryman 10x42 BGA T - binoculars' review

The Countryman series consists of three roof prism instruments with the following parameters: 8x42, 10x42 and 10x50. These are compact, physically light constructions, nitrogen-filled and waterproof down to a depth of three meters.

Swift Optics 930 Ultra Lite 10x42 - binoculars' review

2010-02-26 10:57:29
Swift Optics 930 Ultra Lite 10x42 - binoculars' review

As it is touted by the producer, the Ultra Lite series devices are the only binoculars that have two kinds of special rubber on the barrel – one to amortize efficiently any falls, even from significant heights, and the other to ensure a comfortable, reliable hold.

Minox BL 8x56 BR - binoculars' review

2010-02-24 13:04:12
Minox BL 8x56 BR - binoculars' review

The Minox company from Germany has one of the widest binoculars’ offers on the market and recently, it has been launching new products quite often. As it befits a German company on its offer we’ll find typical night binoculars for hunters, foresters or astronomy enthusiasts.

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