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Steiner 10x50 Military/Marine Binocular Overview:
- Rugged binocular with 10x magnification and 50mm objective lens
- Tough rubber-armored housing; long 17mm eye relief
- Large depth-of-field focusing is ideal for spotting prey
- Rainproof, fog-resistant construction; wide field of view
- Measures 8.2 x 2.8 x 5.2 inches (W x H x D); weighs 36 ounces
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Steiner 10x50 Military/Marine Binocular Reviews
33 of 34 people found the following review helpful 
customer review - Real world use of this product., December 13, 2000 By Mark Sorenson (Belfair, Washington USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Steiner Military/Marine Series Binoculars (Electronics) I've owned this model of steiner binoculars for a little over 9yrs. During that time they have been from the tops of mountains to the bottom of death valley and most places in between, while being exposed to all the elements of nature during my adventures and have yet to let me down.I find them to be waterproof (or at least highly water resistant), rugged, convenient and always dependable. The only reason I don't give them a 5 star rating is that they tend to fog up (slightly) on the external eye piece lenses during cold weather, particularly if I'm overheated from my outdoor activities. Particulars of what I like about them are the rubber coated exterior for the sure grip it gives which doesn't transfer heat or cold to my hands and eyes during use plus it seems to protect them from the shock, drop, bang and bounce tests I've preform'd on them. They are fairly small and light weight (though thats a relative term). I do know they don't give me a pain in the neck from wearing them all... Read more
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful 
Nice Optics but Failing "Rubber Armoring", February 7, 2006 By Hing K. Law (Jersey City, New Jersey United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Steiner Military/Marine Series Binoculars (Electronics) We like the optics of this pair of binoculars which offer a bright and well magnified image. Even viewing under low light conditions is fine. Another good feature is the autofocus with which the user only needs to adjust the eye diodes for all viewing.
Compared side by side with a Nikon 20x60 scope we also have, this model wins hands down with the optics and construction of most of the other parts.
The downside, at least for the pair we have, is the "rubber armoring" started failing after about 2 years of use. Mind that we only use it indoor while this model is supposedly for "military/marine" use in adverse outdoor situations.
First the rubber armoring coat on the right hand side became slacken. Later, the rubber at the right thumb holding position broke into a hole of the size of a silver dollar to expose the plastic shell of the binocular barrel. With the failing rubber armoring, I surely doubt if the binoculars are weather-proof anymore.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful A hunter's perspective, June 3, 2002 By Paul Lefebvre (Delaware, Ohio, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Steiner Military/Marine Series Binoculars (Electronics) These are the finest field glasses I have ever looked through. The clarity and their ability to collect light in low light conditions are unbelievable. The only, and I do mean only, drawback is their size. Just too big to wear in the field or still hunting. Laid flat on the table they are nine inches across, three and a half inches thick and five and half inches long. While this may not sound so bad, the circumfernce on this set of glasses ranges eighteen and one quarter inches to twenty and one quarter inches, depending on your preferred setting at the hinge, which determines the distance between the oculars. I suppose they could be packed in on a stand hunt, but I won't be using them while still hunting. However, I think they are relatively light for how big they are.
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| 33 of 34 people found the following review helpful customer review - Real world use of this product., By Mark Sorenson (Belfair, Washington USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Steiner Military/Marine Series Binoculars (Electronics) I've owned this model of steiner binoculars for a little over 9yrs. During that time they have been from the tops of mountains to the bottom of death valley and most places in between, while being exposed to all the elements of nature during my adventures and have yet to let me down.I find them to be waterproof (or at least highly water resistant), rugged, convenient and always dependable. The only reason I don't give them a 5 star rating is that they tend to fog up (slightly) on the external eye piece lenses during cold weather, particularly if I'm overheated from my outdoor activities. Particulars of what I like about them are the rubber coated exterior for the sure grip it gives which doesn't transfer heat or cold to my hands and eyes during use plus it seems to protect them from the shock, drop, bang and bounce tests I've preform'd on them. They are fairly small and light weight (though thats a relative term). I do know they don't give me a pain in the neck from wearing them all... Read more 15 of 15 people found the following review helpful Nice Optics but Failing "Rubber Armoring", By Hing K. Law (Jersey City, New Jersey United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Steiner Military/Marine Series Binoculars (Electronics) We like the optics of this pair of binoculars which offer a bright and well magnified image. Even viewing under low light conditions is fine. Another good feature is the autofocus with which the user only needs to adjust the eye diodes for all viewing.Compared side by side with a Nikon 20x60 scope we also have, this model wins hands down with the optics and construction of most of the other parts. The downside, at least for the pair we have, is the "rubber armoring" started failing after about 2 years of use. Mind that we only use it indoor while this model is supposedly for "military/marine" use in adverse outdoor situations. First the rubber armoring coat on the right hand side became slacken. Later, the rubber at the right thumb holding position broke into a hole of the size of a silver dollar to expose the plastic shell of the binocular barrel. With the failing rubber armoring, I surely doubt if the binoculars are weather-proof anymore. 11 of 11 people found the following review helpful A hunter's perspective, By Paul Lefebvre (Delaware, Ohio, USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Steiner Military/Marine Series Binoculars (Electronics) These are the finest field glasses I have ever looked through. The clarity and their ability to collect light in low light conditions are unbelievable. The only, and I do mean only, drawback is their size. Just too big to wear in the field or still hunting. Laid flat on the table they are nine inches across, three and a half inches thick and five and half inches long. While this may not sound so bad, the circumfernce on this set of glasses ranges eighteen and one quarter inches to twenty and one quarter inches, depending on your preferred setting at the hinge, which determines the distance between the oculars. I suppose they could be packed in on a stand hunt, but I won't be using them while still hunting. However, I think they are relatively light for how big they are. |
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