USCAMEL10X50 Marine Binoculars for Adults with Rangefinder Compass, Waterproof Marine Binoculars for Sailing Boating Fishing

I haven't put these these through tough use yet, but for what I have used them for( a few short hikes with my daughter, and some junior bird watching), they have been great. I have used some very high end military binoculars in my day, and while I wouldn't put these at their level, these are still some very nice binoculars. They are solidly made with adjustments easily made. They are coated with rubber for a positive grip. The compass lights up as it should and is visible by day or night. On the range finder, it is in mils so you either need to do the conversion, use the dial on the front, or get a mil dot master sliding rule offered here on Amazon. That's if you are buying it for the ranging option. The glass is very clear. It comes with a quality case and the optic covers are well made and remain in place. I am pleased I purchased these.

I had been looking at lots of high-end brands of marine binoculars, and was seriously considering getting Steiners. I ran across these in my search, and decided to check them out. I was astonished at the level of quality, cosidering the low cost. The features alone would make it a great deal, but when I actually went outside and looked through them, I was very surprised. The clarity and detail is stunning. I doubt if even the Steiners could provide a noticeably better view, even at a cost many times higher.

Purchased these for range operations, and they performed well. Range estimation is spot on, and the illumination from the etched range markers works exceptionally well during limited visibility. The magnification is great, with very little eye relief needed. The carrying case is bulky, however works well for storage in a backpack- would've much rather preferred a MOLLE compatible system on the backside, but for the money- it's a solid investment.Easy to use and understand, it's shock and water resistance, paired with it's rubberized texture and subdued color make it an extremely versatile set of binoculars.

Great product

I bought these because I race a sailboat and I needed the compass function - I already have some great standard binoculars. First as plain binoculars these are first rate, bright, clear image with no aberration. However with the compass it needs to be perfectly level when reading it. This means the binoculars cannot be pointing up or down. You cannot adjust the eyepieces to fit your eye spacing, the only thing that matters is that the graticule is vertical and the compass horizontal. Then you will get a really accurate reading, good to a degree in my case. I was put off at first by this and then I considered "they are $90"! You want to pay 10x then you get a fully stabilized compass, but my application of racing sailboats they are great. Of course if you are not using the compass function then you can adjust inter eye distance etc to be whatever you want.

I was expecting a digital distance reader, not one that I have to guess the original size and then calculate the distance….otherwise, it’s a good pair of binoculars

I am absolutely floored by the quality of these binoculars for the price. I paid $88 with a coupon (normally $99) and the glass blows away any Nikon, Bushnell, etc. in that price range. The image is clear, crisp, and vivid in color, whereas those department store brands lack dimension and sharpness. There is no focus knob as it's based off the Steiner Military-Marine design -- you focus the diopter for each eyepiece and then your eyes naturally do the work. The built-in compass is possibly my favorite feature.The binoculars come batteries installed, a second set of batteries in the packaging, a neck strap, a clip-secured nylon carry bag, and a manual that explains the math behind the MILS range finder. If you're at all on the fence as to the quality of this glass for the price, go for it.

Quality product for a great price. Don’t let the low price scare you away into thinking this can’t be any good. Great optics, waterproof - why spend $400 - $800 when you can get these binoculars at this price point ? Two thumbs up, you won’t regret it PS — I just bought a second pair to keep at the fishing club