Nikon 7239 Action 7x50 EX Extreme All-Terain Binocular , Black

Very comfortable, easy to use, great job

An excellent choice for viewing watercraft in the distance

I had a problem with a question regarding the description of the 7239’Action 7x50 binocular and no one even Amazon customer service could verify the discrepancy.. I took a chance anyway and ordered the product and I received the titled and pictured binoculars “7239 “ Nikon Action 7x50 .The binoculars are of good quality and construction easy to handle and not of significant weight to cause arm strain. The optical coatings are superior to many competitors. It comes with a black padded soft nylon case that has a single strap loop for transport and Velcro closure to secure the case’s cover for the binoculars.There is also provided soft plastic lense covers for each 4 lenses and the adaptability for them to be attached to the black nylon / polyester lanyard ( neck strap ) but this seems to be a mild convenience and annoyance as opposed to securing lense covers ( when not in use ) inside the travel bag.There is not a tripod adapter included but it is available as an optional accessory.Close range use is approximately 18 to 20 feet for sharp focus, This is good for nature and ornithology but the primary purpose is for the up coming 2018 lunar eclipse at the end of January and general amateur astronomy for ease of use and mobility. Which was taken as sage advise from the scientific community and seasoned veteran hobbiest. Which I have no buyer remorse in, an am confident in my purchase at this time.

A bit heavy but for the price and view these binoculars can't be match. I love Nikons for solid build and sharp view. I use these in low light conditions because of the marvelous bright sharp views.All my Porro Binoculars are used for sky viewing. Most 42 mm roof type binoculars may give you a sharp view but the viewing brightness is not great no matter how many coats on their lens... I save roof binoculers for bird watching because of lightness and the light of the day is good.Of course with enough money invested in a Roof Binocular with exotic lense coatings you may get a bright view at night.

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

Purchased these in preparation for the 2014 Deer season in Georgia. Most of the hunting I do is from tree or tower type stands located in the woods or on the edges of meadows surrounded by woods. Shot distance can range from 25 yards to over 250 yards, but the majority are 50 to 100 yards and in the low light conditions prevalent at dawn or dusk. Temperatures can range from warm to very cold and rain and snow are never out of the question.All that said, I needed a set of binoculars that focus quickly, work in low light conditions, are usable for both short and long range situations and are rugged enough to handle all the above listed conditions. Not only that but, they had to be user friendly in consideration of the fact that I wear eyeglasses...................and Oh, they needed to be pocketbook friendly as well !Extensive research pointed me to the Nikon Action 7X50 EX Extreme ATB Binoculars, which I then purchased from Amazon for $139.95. While hunting season is still several months in the future, I have tested these in low light conditions in the areas that I hunt and I have come away VERY IMPRESSED! They soak up all the light available in hunting situations, focus with ease and as a bonus have extraordinary eye relief (very important for a glasses wearer). Certainly you can spend a whole lot more money if you are of a mind, but you will be missing the tremendous VALUE that these Nikons offer.Can't wait for hunting season!

Although a little heavy, these binoculars are great. What I really like is the adjustable eyepieces that work well with my glasses. They met all our expectations for our outdoor adventures, watching wolves in Yellowstone and our favorite bird haunts. We worked out the weight with a great harness that takes the weight off your neck and puts it mid-back.