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100% Waterproof/Fogproof/Shockproof; Ultra-rugged, rubber-armored, roof-prism design; Extended eye relief and central focus for viewing convenience; Fully Multicoated lenses for bright, clear images; Precision aligned optics for extended viewing.
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- Ultra rugged, rubber-armored, roof prism design- Multicoated lenses for bright, clear images
- Precision aligned optics for extended viewing
- 100% Waterproof/Fogproof
- Extended eye relief and central focus for viewing convenience
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By J D Mullen
I can't use technical binocular terms here but I do know what I like. I had a pair of Nikon lightweights that my wife had bought me about 20 or so years ago and the optics were super so I must admit prejudice for Nikon. I wanted something more powerful for all round use and the reviews by "birders" were what I keyed on when I became interested in the Nikon Monarch 7340's. I did note that in the older reviews many were unhappy with the lens covers but everyone was impressed with the optic quality and build quality of the Monarchs. I ordered a pair and after a half day at the local beaches and scanning the hills surrounding, I must admit that I am impressed. I can even read the phone number on the trash can at a neighbors driveway at least 300 yds away. I spent some time with an old pair of Sears 7x50 glasses that I bought in the 70's.. made in Japan and they are good but so heavy they are not fun or practical to use. I just wanted a benchmark and the Monarchs blow them away in all categories.
The covers that came with my glasses seem good..very good to me. I have not snagged them on anything to test how rugged they are but a close exam and a little use today..hey I like them. The objective covers are the "inside the lens housing" type and they are attached to the binoculars with a little snap and flapper which keeps the covers always on the binoculars and all that is needed is a little tug at each cover to use your binocs. Returning them is literally a snap. They fit flush and this allows you to stand the binocs on the objective lens covers on a table or anything else flat. The rain guard is also trick. It is permanently attached to the neck strap on the left with the right side having a loop for attachment if you want but it is notched and easilly removed from the strap so as to get it out of your way. I just left it attached to the left side and unattached on the right for conveniance. When I am not using the glasses I cover them up for obvious reasons.
The Monarchs are just weighty enough to suggest quality but not heavy enough to discourage me from taking them along. The case provided is just fine. The glasses fit snugly inside..no room to stuff the neck strap in there. The case has a Nikon nammie tag on it so I am ok with it. These are great.I don't go anywhere outside without them.
By inky
I needed a new pair of binoculars. Until now, I've used a more portable pair. I'd always thought the optics were fine. But, the first time I took these out, the difference was obvious. The clarity, sharpness and depth of field are all excellent. The image through the lenses seems brighter than the actual conditions. I have never seen birds so clearly. The fact that these binoculars are waterproof means there are no worries in less than optimal conditions.
By R. Suryasentana (Rochester, NY United States)
Save thousands and go for Japanese products instead of Austrian/German products, the quality difference is very small.
By Dr Mark
I purchased these based on the recommendation of a fellow birder. They were selected due to the longer focal length which allows me to use them without removing my glasses. They are wonderful. The field of view is very bright and clear. I can again focus both eyes through the instrument. An added bonus was the great price.
By Chad Gauntt
Recently, my father let me borrow a pair of his VERY expensive Swarvoski binoculars. I was extremely impressed and decided to buy a nice pair for myself. Not wanting to spend $1,800+ on binoculars unless absolutely necessary, I did a fair amount of research and settled on these, with the idea that I could send them back if necessary. I'm not sending them back. I'm not sure they have quite the "wow" factor as my fathers, but they're pretty darn close. I was extremely impressed with the quality of the image and the brightness. The images are extremely crisp, the binoculars feel very good in my hand and are extremely comfortable to use and are worth every penny. I agree with other reviewers regarding the lens cap covers -- they're cheap and fairly useless. But they stay on in the case and serve their purpose. No big deal.
I very highly recommend these binoculars for anyone wanting a very nice quality pair of binoculars without breaking the bank.
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