Vortex Optics Diamondback HD Binoculars 10x42

just what I wanted when out and about on my bike

I like the 10x50 binoculars because of their very clear image quality, and the chest carrier with straps, included, are comfortable to carry in the field. I purchased a tripod adapter (also Vortex) that fits a camera/video camera tripod which has a camera/binocular pad with a screw attachment for the binocular pad. Instruction as on the Amazon website. A video is available on YouTube. Very simple and easy to use. Better than the 42 mm objective lens, with superior light gathering and wider field of view.

Love it

Extremely sharp and bright binoculars with an excellent case and lifetime warranty

Sehr gutes scharfes und helles Bild.Mein Eschenbach 8x56 hat im Vergleich ein dunkleres Bild.Bin voll zufrieden.Preis ist für die Leistung und Verarbeitung super.Sehr empfehlenswert

I use these for deer hunting in woodlands and over food plots. These are a great value and get the job done. The glass is clear and the set up is simple. They gather good light late in the day.

Excellent for birding! Great feel and clear view

Previous experience with these binoculars made this a perfect gift for my son.

I got these for my Husband he was very pleased.

I am very pleased with these binoculars. However, they are very similar to Nikon Prostaff 3s. I don’t think the Nikon binoculars can clearly view close up objects as well as these, but if your main purpose is bird watching/wildlife viewing those will work very well too. In hand, the Nikon Prostaff 3s have a grippy, rubber feel to them and seem to be a little lighter. The lens is more beveled, or fish-eye view, while the vortex diamondbacks are more of a flatter lens view. If I were to be nit-picky, I would choose the vortex diamondbacks only because of the guaranteed lifetime warranty. If you are on a budget and want a quality pair of binoculars, definitely look for the Nikon Prostaff 3s.