Nikon 7223 Reviews

Binocaulars
by Buddy , 2010-07-14

Nice product, well worth the $100. I paid.
I think the tri pod will be my next purchase because these glasses are powerfull and very hard to keep still, but I knew that going in.

Nikon 7218 Action 10 X 50mm Binoculars
by library lover from minneapolis, mn, 2010-07-12

Super set of binoculars. Was surprised at the quality for the price. Have priced others and this is a great value for a Nikon set. Used this set on our trip to Wyoming and it was perfect. Excellent clarity and easy to use. Very happy and v highly recommend.

Very pleased!
by M. Busby from GA, 2010-07-11

We were looking for a set of binoculars to take with us on our first cruise and we were going to Alaska. We were NOT dissapointed at all.

The price was very good for the product as we did do a little comparative shopping to get the best deal. And, the shipping was quick...as usual. We shop fairly often with Amazon and are always happy with our purchases.

Clear and Easy
by John F from Chandler, AZ, 2010-05-22

I was in the market for some good but not so expensive Binoculars. I tried these at the local sports store but found a better deal on Amazon. I love the sharpness and the ease of use with these. I don't find these heavy at all, and with a tripod set up they are even better. I use these for scoping out new hikes and rocks to climb and take these with me everywhere. Recommended

Use With Care
by Electric Boogaloo from Norman, OK USA, 2010-05-07

These binoculars are very good in image quality, fit and finish. The case and strap it comes with is also nice, but they are not very shock proof. I don't mean rough using or deliberately being careless with these binoculars, but in normal and regular use the optics become misaligned and the image is out of the field of view or can not be focused. For the price of $81 it may sound like a bargain but I would suggest the Nikon Extreme EX series instead, Nikon 7245 Action Ex Extreme 10 X 50 mm All Terrain Binoculars as a better option for about $132. If these are more expensive, then I would suggest getting the 8x40 instead.

Replacing these after a year of use, primarily at national parks observing geographical features and wildlife, I was disappointed the optics misaligned as I wanted these to last at least 5 years at this price. If Nikon improved the shock proof capability only slightly, I would be happy to pay $100 for these binoculars.