Canon 10X42 Is L Binoculars

[0.05 lb] The fit the Razor HD 10x42 binoculars just like new.

[0.75 lb] Bought for a field case for Canon 10x42 Image Stabilizing binoculars. Perfect for that purpose - good size to hold binoculars, light weight, strong and water protection (with pull out cover).

[3.4 lb] I highly recommend Celestron 8x42, 10x42 and 12x56 Nature DX Binoculars. I am an astronomer and an experienced binocular user for astronomy, bird and nature watching. I have experience with Zeiss, Swift, Swarovski, Minox, Barska and Celestron binoculars and spotting scopes. The Celestron Nature DX binoculars perform nearly as well as any of the top-of-the-line binoculars, while costing far less. Image brightness, field of view, near-focus distance and overall image quality are excellent. And the tripod mounting is superior to any other. I highly recommend them.

[Binocular] I'm very impressed with the Leica Noctivid 10x42 binoculars. The view is very bright and crisp. I'm thrilled with my purchase.

[14 x 10°] Best money I have spent in years. As great as my Zeiss 10x42 binoculars. Unbelievable what all you can see with these. Spot a coon at 1,000 yards. Looks thru woods to spot game. A great piece of equipment and fabulous technology. B & H got them to me quickly.

[Schmidt-Pechan] I had purchased a pair of 10x42 Terra binoculars previously. My wife and I ended up sharing them when looking at wildlife, hence a pair of 8x42 Terras as a Christmas gift for her. Just as pleased with the overall quality of the new pair, plus there was a carrying case included for good measure. I actually am envious as I prefer the 8x42 for most uses.

[5.6 oz / 159 g] Excellent fit for the ED 10x42 Zeiss binoculars, fast shipping and the case is a very good quality product.

[17.2 mm] This is my first real set of binoculars, prior to purchasing the Endeavor ED 10x42 I always had the el cheapo bino's from * or your local outdoor store--no more than $50.I debated which pair to get: 8x42 or 10x42. I opt'd for the farther reach of the 10x magnification and don't regret it. The first place I tested it was the zoo and it was a completely different experience. I spent over half an hour watching various outdoor and indoor exhibits.The Good: If you plan to spend less than $500, you'd be hard pressed to find a better pair that has the long laundry list of features on this pair of binoculars has.The Bad: I have noticed chromatic aberration (purple fringing) on branches and leaves/foliage, especially in daylight sunny conditions but it doesn't bother me very much.If you're picky about having a 100% chromatic aberration free sight picture, plan to drop a few extra hundred dollars but if you can live with it, well worth your money.

[0.065 lb] Love these lens caps. I am returning because SW53 fit my binoculars the best. Purchased for 2013/2014 Zeiss Terra ED 10x42. Note that although there are several Vortex tethered caps for 10x42 binoculars, they are all a tiny bit different because the different models they are specifically made for have slightly different housing thicknesses. For my binoculars the SW53 was perfect. Obviously, if you have Vortex binoculars, just buy the ones specific to your model. If you have a different brand of binocular, buy various caps and keep the ones that fit your binos. Thanks B&H for solving a long time problem. I have always hated the Zeiss lens cap. These Vortex are perfect for my purposes!

[None] I got this as a lighter alternative to my 10x42 binoculars. I specifically got it to take with me on hiking and backpacking trips. I enjoying being able to get a little bit closer look at animals and natural features. This fits the bill perfectly at just over 1/4 of a pound it is light and gets the job done. Even though this is a 10x25 and only a monocular it is just as bright as and clear as my 10x42 bushnells binoculars that i paid around the same price for.