ZEISS Terra ED Binoculars 8x42 Waterproof, and Fast Focusing with Coated Glass for Optimal Clarity in All Weather Conditions for Bird Watching, Hunting, Sightseeing, Green

I like the eyecups for glasses people like me. Sharp images, but then it is Zeiss.

I tried several less expensive products before deciding to spen more money on this product.Great view through the eyepiece.

Bought these specifically for a trip to Zimbabwe to hit the safari camps. Excellent Willits! Easy to use and carry. Even our guides complimented them ( they were familiar with them and said they are the best)

Efecto globo 😕

I have 2 pair of Swarovski 8.5 X 42 binoculars that I use all the time. While on a recent trip to photograph Pumas in Chile I borrowed the guide’s binoculars. She was using this Zeiss engineered glass. I was amazed at the light gathering ability and sharpness of these binoculars. They are much better than all the products I have tried in this price range. I purchased a pair to use on my travels. I do not need a $2500 piece of glass to look after on most of my photography excursions and these are a close match to a product costing 5 times as much.

I am really impressed with these binoculars. The clarity is fantastic. I love how I can focus on close objects, which has been great for looking at details on birds visiting my feeder just 15 feet away. The focus adjustment is super fast, with a quick nudge allowing me to focus on trees far away. Yet the dial is solid with no play, making it easy not to overshoot. Size is small enough to make convenient and light enough not to be a burden when taking it on hikes.

This is my first pair of "nice" binoculars for birding and wow! What a difference between these and every other <$100 pair I've ever looked through. Yes, they are pricey but very much worth it. They are sturdy, have attached lens and eyepiece covers and a nice case. Unfortunately, the case does not zip closed with the strap attached to the binoculars... An easy fix for this would be to have two zippers or to make it just a bit larger to accommodate the strap. You can make it work with it zipped halfway and the snap closure but it's not idea. They are on the heavy side but the included strap is neoprene and nice and wide. The clarity is unbelievable! Once you have them adjusted to you, you won't want look through a $60 pair ever again. They are well worth the money.

I got these to replace my very old Swift Audubon's, and I am essentially happy with these. I feel that the image is comparably bright, quite sharp, and I was pleasantly surprised by the field of view. I was worried by the 125m spec, which is lower than the Swift's, but it turned out to be good enough, not objectionably smaller, and worth the trade-off for the weight savings. The case, is a disappointment because it does not open fully, and once you put the strap on the binoculars, you can't fit the binoculars and strap fully into the case for storage, and can only leave the case partially open with the strap hanging out. So, you can't really walk around conveniently with the binoculars and the case, because it's awkward to get the binoculars out for use. There are also no instructions included on how to attach the double lens covers, so I had to figure this out by myself, and I still have no idea if it's as intended or not. Overall, these are certainly not the best binoculars in the world, but I think they would be hard to beat for the cost, which is far lower than I would expect for this level of quality. These are really very good, especially for birding, if you're not on an unlimited budget.