Leica Trinovid 10 X 42 HD Binocular with Adventure Strap

I’m not a frequent user of Binos. My last pair of Swift Binos was purchased in 1990 so I get a lot of mileage out of binos. I wanted an upgrade and one without really breaking the bank. So when I dollar cost averaged glasses out over the expected length of time I will use them, my price range came to about $1k. Affordable for me.I’m not a complicated guy so after reading the reviews of many glasses here, and thanks to the many reviews on here from people that are way more tech saavy and experienced, I chose these lil gems. The difference from what I had to how these glasses make the world seem makes me feel like I just came out of the stone ages. I can now see a louse fly on a hawks a$$ from a mile away. Well maybe not that but hopefully you get what I’m trying to say is that these glasses are impressive. I have looked through the lenses of other more expensive glasses in my time and these I fee are right up there without the crazy price tag. These glasses are by no means cheap but they are not Bentley $$$. They are more like Mercedes $$$. So from a avg user point of view, I’m impressed. I think you will be too. If you can afford to pay $2k-$4k for glasses then you probably won’t even read this. For for folks like me that shoot for the stars but settle on the moon.... you will enjoy these binos.

These binoculars are lightweight, but seem to be very well made. The image is clear and bright, and easy to focus. There is a good angle of view also. I use them primarily to view wildlife from the windows and patio of my home. They have easy to use individual adjustments for each eye to correct for differences in acuity.They are made in Portugal, one of the few binoculars under $1000 NOT made in China.They are relatively expensive, although I think they are worthy of the price.

Superb sharpness and clarity of vision.Although in the advert it was shown with the harness strap but didn't come with it when item was delivered. Seller didn't really give a satisfactory reply to the query on the missing harness.

I always wanted to buy a good set of binoculars, so did my research and decided on these. They just have an elite feel and crystal clear view. My last bino purchase was a $150 set of Bushnells. Really so-so, lots of edge distortion, poor color quality, all that. None of those issues with these. Leica is a German company, but I understand these were manufactured in Portugal. That's still Western Europe, where great products are made. Pricey set, yes, but not farmed out to the Pacific Rim, where so many corners are cut by manufacturers.

Wonderful binoculars! The Leica optics are known for exceptional quality . These 8x42 are no different. Plan to take them on many birding walks and trips.

These binocs are exceptional for bird watching. The images are vivid and absolutely stunning. Almost better than real life. The 8x42 makes them very easy to scan and follow birds that are jumping around. Expensive but worth their weight in gold even though they are very light in weight

A very Crystal clear Image outstanding quality the built is like a tank very happy with these more then what I expected so glad I purchased them definitely recommend them buy

The good quality and durability of this optical instrument is very evident. An excellent feature is the diopter adjustment. I expect many years of worthwhile use.