Zeiss 10X25 Binoculars

[2.5 mm] I loved my Nikon Monarch 10x42 so I bought the 10x25 version for air travel. But I lost them during a bag search in London, so these Zeiss binoculars replaced those.  I could have gotten another Nikon 10x25 for less money, and I KNOW I would have been happy with them, but this Zeiss glass is so bright and clear that I'm super happy I shelled out the extra cash for the upgrade.  Quality binoculars is probably one of those things one shouldn't cheap-out on, since it's potentially a life-long investment. In fact, when I buy a large pair, (and I plan to), I will look at Zeiss first.

[6 x 2.6 x 1.7"] Perfect for my Zeiss Binoculars.

[Schmidt-Pechan] As you can see in the photo the Zeiss Terra 10x25 ED are tiny next to a medium sized pair of Minox BL 10x44…. But in daylight they are every bit as sharp and clear as the Minox!!! They’re super comfortable, plenty of eye relief and extremely lightweight!!! Yeah they struggle in low light situations but the only cure for that is larger glass!! They do a phenomenal job with long distances too with very little atmospheric distortion… Without knowing much about them I took a risk, not really because I paid less than $200 for these on B&H’s used dept!!!! I absolutely love luv these and stick them in my pocket on almost every morning walk I take with the dogs!!! We typically cover 2-4 miles of trail and we often see birds of prey hunting and or eating a kill so I am able to catch nature in all its glorious splendor without any stress or fuss because these are so easy to carry!! I’m looking at the Terra 10x30 and 10x40 too because they’re also so small, tough, water/shock proof… I still love my Minox BL’s but they can stay looking beautiful inside on the window sill… Phenomenal bino’s in a wonderfully tiny little package!!

[2.5 mm] The Celestron Outland X 10x25 binoculars are easy to carry and use for long periods of time due to its light weight. The magnification is excellent allowing me to clearly see distant objects. I have used them at the beach under foggy conditions, and found the lenses to be fog free. My only complaint is that the adjustment for whose of us who wear glasses, does not work for me. I therefore use the binoculars without my glasses and that works perfectly.

[Green] I read a lot of reviews about pocket binoculars before the purchase. Swarovski 10X25 CL consistently appeared towards the top of all reviews. They fold to a very acceptable size, great eye relief for those wearing glasses and a easily accessible focusing knob.Clarity and brightness of viewing field is outstanding. Worth the investment.

[Steel] I bought this Zing case for my new Tasco 10x25 Binoculars which surprisingly came with no case! I wanted soft protection and yet something small and easy to carry. I love the draw string enclosure which adds a bit more protection from the elements and gives me the ability to hang on my shoulder for ease of carrying. Case is very well made and very durable. Love it!

[Zipper] T'he SWAROVSKI 10x25 CL Pocket Binoculars is a David in a world of Goliaths. Don't let the compact size fool you. The Swarovski optik performance are remarkable and belie its small size. They deliver a bright, tack sharp, flat field, high contrast, high color fidelity with no apparent comma or chromatic aberration. Good eye relief. The quickly are useable as soon as you remove them from the rugged orange zippered carrying case. The diopter adjustment once set remains constant. The focusing is accurate and butter smooth without any spring back. In their case, they can fit into a jacket pocket or a suit jacket packet for use at a sports event, ballet, auto race etc. The CL Pocket Binoculars are simply fantastic with no disappointments. You will never regret your purchase.

[Roof (BAK4)] These Leica 10x25 Trinovid binoculars are perfect for travel and to keep in a pack for backcountry viewing. I highly recommend them.

[8x] I use these binoculars mainly with my wildlife photography kit. Rather than looking through a narrow field long lens, a small pair of binoculars makes things a lot easier to scan at a distance. They are nicely compact and lightweight so I never really consider whether or not to bring them along. Optically, these 8x25s are very good. I particularly appreciate how bright and clear they are with great sharpness edge to edge. Build quality is very high and I have a lot of confidence they will stand up to a lot of hard field use. I would say, though, that the focus wheel does not feel quite as smooth and damped as I would expect on a binocular of this level. It works just fine though. Also, the dioptric adjustment is a center wheel on the front of the binocular rather than concentric with an eyepiece. It is a little awkward and less convenient but certainly not a show stopper. One thing I debated was whether to go with the 8x25 or the 10x25. Ultimately I went with the 8x25 as I prefer the wider field of view and less shake for extended scans for wildlife. The extra magnification of the 10x is not really that much more when it comes to finding and identifying wildlife. Going to the 10x25 would likely be a better choice for bird watching where more detail on smaller subjects is desired.

[180 Lumens] This came as a free gift with our Zeiss binoculars. It is tiny tiny - I have it on my keychain.... but has a super bright beam. Very happy