Luger DA 10x42 Binocular Black

These binoculars are very easy to use with one point adjustment, clear and blur free imaging.

Not bad for the price. If you need really good clarity and precision then spend a bit more. I've used more expensive binos and the focusing with these is very slow. They are not particularly sharp especially in lower light which lets face it isn't uncommon in the UK.... If you have the cash spend more, if not then these will do just about.

I read a review on these glasses but I think different as the eye stops that are on the glasses fall down and the thin strap is so awkward to put on that after four attempts I gave up. The top eye caps are alright but again like I said I could not get the thin strap on and did not think it was worth it to tie the eye caps and have them dangling on the strap. The glasses them selves are good though and all in all I am not too sorry I bought them.I am leaving the strap off as if you keep them in the soft case and when you are using them put it on your belt if man or have a belt to put it on if female they are light to carry and you have to be very clumsy to drop them at the price you pay. Of course I bought them on AMAZON But my goodness how they have come down I wish they had been that cheap when I bought them.

VERY GOOD PRACTICAL ITEM. AND I DID NOT HAVE TO GO TO SP.. SAV... TO DO IT.

There are thousands of 10x25 / 10x40 binoculars out there for less than £50 and conversely there are thousands of others at £500 plus so why "only" spend £100 +/- or indeed why pay more than one has to? The answer is both questions is essentially one of clarity and contrast - with these Luger binoculars one gets a no compromise as to clarity and contrast view out to a really good distance. Users can define individual feathers on a woodcock out to several hundred yards in average daylight(which sub £50 10x25's can't) but won't see the whiskers on a fox at twilight (you'd probably need Swarovski's for a few thousand) over the same distance. On balance, in my opinion, probably much better regarding contrast and clarity than all the £25-£50 specials and almost as good as pairs costing many hundreds pounds more in most situations. (oh, and did I mention "clarity and contrast"!!)