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Nikon Action 7x50 EX Extreme ATB Binocular

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This is the armored versions of the Nikon Action 7 X 50 binocular, so most of the comments you read about those will apply to these as well. I have owned these for several years now and I have enjoyed them immensely. The field of vision is good, but not fantastic. Clarity is unbelievable. But where they REALLY excel is in low light viewing (see chart above on main page). I can easily see things in the dark that my naked eye just can't grab, and I have excellent night vision. Amazing how much I miss without these.

Why I say be sure that you need them is that you pay a fifty dollar premium over the Action 7 X 50. This buys you rubberized armor for bumps, water-proofing and fog-proofing. This also means you won't get condensation inside when going from hot to cold or visa-versa. If you get in and out of your car or house a lot, use binoculars outdoors in the mist or rain, or take them through brush, it's worth the extra money. If you look at things through your window or only in good weather, save your money and get the Action 7 X 50 or some other good binoculars.

In choosing a Nikon binocular, refer to the chart above on the main page to see what suits your needs. I didn't like the 7 X 35's, but they get great reviews, (I'll review them on their own page), so make sure you try them out first if possible.

I have a lot of binoculars and these are among the finest. Because they are 7X50, they MUST be large and heavy. If you are going to carry them around for extended distance and don't need the light passing attributes, go for some 7X35's, which will be a lot easier to carry. I have 7X35 (German lens) Leupold's which are the best binoculars I own and an 8X40 waterproof pair which are great. I also have 8X40 Bushnell Audubon non-waterproof 8X40's which are nice but can't be used in the rain. They all, with the exception of the Bushnell's, cost more than these NIKONS. I was employed in a line of work that often required binoculars and they issued us junk, so I am picky, now in the extreme. Cheap binoculars will give you actual headaches and be real hard on your eyes because they are not regulated (point to the same exact area). Do not buy junky binoculars for anyone, even children or you will be sorry and out money for nothing.

THESE BINOCULARS, FOR WHAT THEY ARE CAN'T BE BEATEN FOR VALUE. I hope this helps you!

Purchased these for my merchant marine husband. He wears glasses and uses them all the time at sea and on land. He has not found a better pair for the price! I would recommend this product to anyone needing binoculars!

My second pair. I have used these binocs on whitetail,hogs,fallow deer,axis,black buck, and elk. These are as clear as any high dollar binocs on the market.I hunt from October till the end of Febuary, have a lot of time in the field, these are what I carry!!!!

These have comfortable lenses, easy adjustments and a nice viewing width.
I have had problems focusing with other binoculars in the past. These work perfect for me.

These binoculars are freakin awesome!
If you are looking for high end binoculars these are them. I bought them and recieved right before a recent hunting trip here in South Texas and WOW! I just cant believe how clear and how much light is gathered by this product.
I was using the binoculars to scout for deer and hogs just around dusk and was loosing light quick and when four deer showed up I could easily identify the animals features. When I transitioned to the rifle (with a bushnell scope that I like alot) I could not see the deer as well and therefore passed on the shot. These binoculars outshined my scope by far and now I just purchased the Nikon Monarch 3-12 x 42 scope after being so impressed with these binoculars.
I have also used these binoculars to observe deer in the field behind my house at night, yes I said it - at night. There is a little residual light from some street lamps and the deer are not visible by the naked eye except maybe a little dark spot. I take out the binos and WOW there were four deer about three hundred yards away eating some brush that I could not even see with the naked eye.
BONUS -
These binos also have a feature I have never experienced with binoculars before - The eye relief is actually best at about 1/2 inch away from the face. That means if you are wearing shooting glasses or sunglasses you don't have to remove them to scan.
OVERALL-
GREAT PRODUCT / EXCELLENT CLARITY / AMAZING LIGHT GATHERING ABILITY / UNBELIEVABLE EYE RELIEF

QUESTION NO MORE - IF YOU ARE READING THIS JUST BUY THEM