Endurance ED 10x42 Binocular - Black

Have had these for a couple of years now, and am very pleased with them. I was very unlucky with binos in the past, I broke them, eyepieces came loose, too dark, focus was sloppy, but these are superb quality, and reasonably priced. A good durable rubber coating all over is a bonus, and I believe they're waterproof too. Easy to use and focus, the eyepieces adjust for glasses/non glasses wearers. I lost one of the rubber lens covers, but you can buy replacements. Not too heavy, nice and compact. The subject is brightly lit, I use them mainly for wildlife watching, they live in my car and have survived a couple of winters in Orkney. Since buying them, I've seen them advertised in magazines etc, so they're maybe a popular model. Recommended by me for sure!

Why anyone gives the 12x50 Endurance ED binos less that 5 stars I simply cannot fathom. They are extremely high quality with outstanding image clarity, beautiful colours with no noticeable chromatic aberration. For their power, they are lighter than you'd normally expect at less than 800gms compared to most being 900-1000gms and they come with a lovely padded neck strap that makes them very comfortable to carry around all day. They are nitrogen-purged so they won't fog up and they are waterproof so fine in the rain. They have fully multi-coated lenses and prisms are silver-coated which again makes for clearer imaging. I went to the RSPB shop near me and tried out some binos that were two to three times the price of these and apart from being heavier, they had no greater clarity of image or ease of use than these Hawkes so genuinely can't think what else I'd be paying for to go for those extraordinarily expensive pairs. I can understand why a pair with image stabilisation would be worth paying for but that's about it and I don't need that. Do I recommend these? In a heartbeat and expect to own these for a very long time, especially as they also come with a lifetime warranty for absolutely any reason no matter whether the problem is your fault or not! 12x50's are not ideal for every circumstance as for some usages they will be too powerful but for birdwatching and wildlife watching where you're unlikely to get very close, these are superb and a real game-changer as far as I'm concerned.

I bought the 10x42 Hawke Endurance ED in Green. Pros: - Exceptional build and image quality. The set are very quick to focus at any range (even on a close up subject within 2-3 meters) The image quality is very sharp throughout from the centre to the edge, and the colours are very distinct, and the image is bright and clear in both bright and duller weather conditions. - Very well packaged. They came well packaged, and the extra items you get in the box (Hard storage / carry case, cleaning cloth, padded elastic neck strap and lens covers) are all of a very high quality, when compared to other sets you can buy, certainly get more for your money with Hawke. -Robust design, I plan to use these binoculars for a multitude of activities ranging from casual nature observation up to and including multi-day backpacking as an aid to navigation. So a robust / waterproof design is essential. -Unbeatable lifetime guarantee. What's not to like about that? Cons: - Was very hard to come up with a con, despite being a very good neck strap, the strap material that connects to the binoculars could be better quality, as could the plastic loops on the strap itself. (But again, that's being picky considering it is an extra. - But if they offered an upgraded version that you could buy it would certainly make it a safer bet when using in the hiking / trekking environment. Should you buy these? 100% yes they are totally worth the price! You get more for your money with Hawke.

I figured that a company that specializes in gun sights and hunting equipment (a very demanding market) must be selling a quality product and that indeed seems to be the case. There is nearly a 'full house' of modern desirable features: Bak 4 prisms, Phase correction, ED Glass, full multi coating and nitrogen purged weather proofing. I imagine this ED glass must be a wonder material since it seems to nearly double the price of many binoculars fitted with it, regardless of the make. I was surprised to discover that even the cheaper Hawke 'Nature Trek' range has silver prism mirror coating (far superior to the more usual aluminium) and frankly I cannot discover what additional features the more upmarket 'Frontier' range now offers that the 'Endurance' may lack: superior multi - coating, maybe? The image is very sharp and clear, without evident edge distortion or chromatic aberration. Although I have quite a few binoculars I do not claim to be an optics guru, however it is clear that these compare with the excellent Swan and Nikon glasses that I rate very highly. I firstly bought the 50mm version and as expected the field of view is less than the Nikon poro - prism 10 x 50's but these roof prism type are more compact and much lighter. The weight (50mm) is much less than quoted by Amazon: the makers clain 794grm: I weighed them myself and confirm that is about correct (an expensive magneziium alloy chassis is a feature). Most comparable 10 x 50 roof prisms scale 900grms to 1.0kg and this makes The Hawke much more pleasant to carry about. I later acquired the 8 x 42 version: these are delightful, providing no less than 129 metres field of vision at 1000 mtrs- one of the best in its class. I weighed them at just 630grms. For bird watching these are probably amongst the the most practical binoculars available. As to details, (both versions) the styling is very smart and the 'ribbed' sides provide a good grip. They have a high qulity feel about them. The thumb depressions under the barrels are much too close to the ocular end for proper balance (especially on the 10 x 50 with its heavy object lenses). Diopter adjustment for the right eye is by a proper ring (I dislike central 'levers' for this) and the main focusing wheel is large and smooth to turn (many are too stiff). The jury is out concerning the permanently attached object lens covers- they latch inside the barrel rather than over it and tend to fall out, but at least they should not get lost. Both models feature a mounting bush for fitting a mono or tripod adapter, though is is rarely required for the 8 x 42 version and it is fiddly to fit these to roof prism instruments. A good padded neck strap with the Hawke name on it is supplied. I suppose the one thing I really dislike are the tacky blow- moulded carry cases since I cannot see these lasting very long outside the house: I have replaced them with nice soft leather RSPB pouches (£15 each). All considered I am well pleased - especially as I paid less than £200 for each, which makes them quite a bargain: you expect a price of £250+ for this level of quality. The Hawke name is quite well known but deserves to be more so- certainly you pay dearly for the name with some makers. It is a British company and they design the products. Yes, I dare say its made in China- but so is nearly everything else nowadays and the time when that was cause for abuse is long gone. Of course, I would never have bought a second pair if I had not been delighted with the first!

Utilizzato per Bird watching, ho acquistato l'8x32 per la compattezza e il peso inferiori all'8x42. Grazie alle lenti ED, la nitidezza e il contrasto sono superiori ad altro binocolo 8x44 di fascia medio-alta, usato per confronto. Nessun problema di luminosità neanche dopo il tramonto. È equiparabile al citato 8x44, finché c'è un po'di luce. Ottimi gli ampi oculari , solidi i movimenti e la ghiera di messa a fuoco. Buono il FOV 129m a 1000m.

Tried immediately and I think the binos can fairly compete bigger brands (which also more expensive as well) in the same category. So why do we need to spend more money if we can get the same quality with this binos? Highly recommended binos. A little remark on shipping, package is received a bit delayed than estimated delivery time.

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