Nikon  Stabilized 10 x 25 S Binoculars

$689.95
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Featuring Nikon image stabilization that corrects handheld shakiness, the Nikon Stabilized 10 x 25 S binoculars provide a more clear, stable view of wildlife, concerts and sporting events.

Color: Black
Size: 10 x 25
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Features

  • Can be used for marine sports, birding, hiking, camping, arena events and many other uses
  • 10x magnification gets you close to the action
  • Optical Image Stabilization technology for shake-free viewing
  • Multilayer-coated lenses for brighter images
  • High-reflectivity silver-alloy mirror coating for a bright and clear view
  • 12 hr. battery life plus auto power shut off after 60 min.
  • Large, central focusing knob ensures quick, precise focus
  • Adjustable turn and slide eyecups
  • Compact and lightweight design is comfortable to hold and easy to adjust
  • Dual-hinge for portability
  • Takes 2 AA batteries (included)
  • Package comes with eyecup covers, neck strap, carrying cinch case and batteries

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Technical Specs

Best Use

Hiking

Binocular Size

Compact

Magnification

10x

Lens Coating

Multicoated

Added Protection

Rubber Coating

Real Angle of View

5.4 degrees

Apparent Angle of View

50.5 degrees

Field of View

283 feet

Minimum Focus

9.8 feet

Relative Brightness

6.3

Exit Pupil

2.5 millimeters

Eye Relief

14 millimeters

Image Stabilization

Yes

Dimensions

4.1 x 3.5 x 2.6 inches

Weight

14.2 ounces

Reviews
3 reviews with an average rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars

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deadlyfarts
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

Steady Image & Fun to Use

1 month ago

This was my first venture into stabilized binoculars and I used them for a week. They are cool and as entry level stabilized binoculars, they will steady shaky hands. I got this Nikon over the highly regarded Canon stabilized binoculars, because the Nikons have autoshutoff, so you don't have to hold the button while using. After a while of testing them, I wished I got the 12x25 for more detail, since the FOV on the 10x25 was already too small for sports games. These did work great for birds and identifying boats. I know they aren't marketed as waterproof, but I would put some tape over the power button and use them in the rain without thinking twice. On the kitchen scale, mine weighed 463g with the included batteries, which is ~50% more than my trusty Pentax Papilio 6.5x21 (joy to hike with). Sometimes the stabilized motor would have trouble if one objective lens was covered, or focused very closely, resulting in an inaudible 'click' to reset. Basically the image on a disc goes in a circle. I didn't get used to that, but I guess that's how they work. The actual GLASS was pretty basic, think Prostaff series or similar. In the end, for this price point, I decided to return them and go with better glass being Zeiss 8x25.

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Deadlyfarts
Tampa, FL
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

Fun to Use

2 months ago

This was my first venture into stabilized binoculars and I used them for a week. They are cool and as entry level stabilized binoculars, they will steady shaky hands. I got this Nikon over the highly regarded Canon stabilized binoculars, because the Nikons have autoshutoff, so you don't have to hold the button while using. After a while of testing them, I wished I got the 12x25 for more detail, since the FOV on the 10x25 was already too small for sports games. These did work great for birds and identifying boats. I know they aren't marketed as waterproof, but I would put some tape over the power button and use them in the rain without thinking twice. On the kitchen scale, mine weighed 463g with the included batteries, which is ~50% more than my trusty Pentax Papilio 6.5x21 (joy to hike with). Sometimes the stabilized motor would have trouble if one objective lens was covered, or focused very closely, resulting in an inaudible 'click' to reset. Basically the image on a disc goes in a circle. I didn't get used to that, but I guess that's how they work. The actual GLASS was pretty basic, think Prostaff series or similar. In the end, for this price point, I decided to return them and go with better glass being Zeiss 8x25.

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Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
2 months ago
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