Used Nikon 8-24x25 Aculon T11 Weather Resistant Porro Prism Binocular with 4.6 Degree Angle of View, Black Finish

2019-04-18T05:27:14

We use the binoculars for building inspections as part of our stewardship of historic properties. They give us a great way to examine the upper exteriors. To that end, the Nikon has been quite effective. Easy to use, light-sensitive enough to see details, and easy to focus and handle.

David B.

2018-07-04T09:09:22

Would highly recommend.

ROBERT K.

2017-12-21T19:00:00

These are a great pair of binoculars pocket sized compact can see great distances does not fog up in cold weather all-around great product

Jc

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2017-11-21T10:09:46

The glass in these binocs does not transmit light well. I get a brighter, clearer image with a $40 Carson monocular. These were returned, immediately!

Frederic F.

2016-02-09T13:53:06

I looked at these while in L.L. Bean. Decided to get a pair. For their size, they are bright and clear with good optics. Top zoom at 24 is hard to hold still but still gives a good, quick view. 8x to 16x very clear. I'm glad I got these to take when I travel.

PAMELA B.

2014-02-20T19:00:00

I use the Nikon 8-24x25 Aculon T11 Binoculars for mostly for nature, spotting birds and critters. But also for checking out roofs, antennas and power lines. I have a big Nikon 12x56, and a Carl Zeiss set that was a waste of money. The Nikon 8-24x25 are just as good, lighter, way way cheaper.

MARK P.

2013-12-24T19:00:00

Bought these as replacements for a Pentax that was good but destroyed by 9yr old kid. These have a better zooming mechanism and better overall quality. Used predominately for travel; very good optics, reasonable weight and size, and well balanced usual trade wrt zoom.

Zef S.

2013-04-22T21:00:00

I wanted a lot of magnification power and the Nikon 8-24x25 has it. It is a little awkward to use/focus, but well worth the learning curve

Memoi