Nikon 7497 Reviews

These are quality binoculars
by B. H. Loher from Charlotte, NC, 2007-11-21

I have had a number of pairs of binoculars and these are by far the best. I didn't know if the zoom capacity would be sufficient when I ordered the binoculars; but it is more than enough. I have had problems in the past with other binoculars when I try to get just one image rather than two; but these binoculars adjust sufficiently close so that this isn't an issue.

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by Sammye Baker from Denton, Texas United States, 2007-08-01

The binoculars were purchased as a gift for my son. He has been pleased with the light weight and ease of use. The Nikon Eagleview 8-24x25 zoom binoculars are helpful at sporting events, on walking trails & for bird watching. It was a good gift.

Technology meets user....
by Zopa from Colorado, 2007-07-26

When I was looking for Binoculars the fist concession I had to make was that I was trying to fill a particurlar need and not looking for an all time intergalactic technical marvel... I'm not sure such a thing actually exists but I can tell you for sure its pretty pricy. But if you ever go driving or camping and say "Wow I wish I had some Binoculars" this is the one I recommend. It is "Quality" by experience and the price will help keep you from feeling the dreaded "expensive paper weight" syndrome when you are not using them...

I Bought Two
by Virgil Brown from White Oak, Texas USA, 2007-05-01

I suppose that I could try to find the rights words to describe these binoculars. Or I could just tell a short story. Our oldest daughter and her husband came for a visit recently. She really loved my binoculars so, hey, she's my daughter and I'm Daddy; I gave them to her. These are not my only binoculars. But I liked them so much I bought a second pair.

Great for general use and birding
by J. Wright from Ocean Springs, MS, 2007-03-08

This was a great purchase for my purposes - birding and wildlifing. I had to get used to turning the center-focus with ring finger, as the zoom lever is in the index-finger position. To use full zoom, you really need total stability, but half zoom is very useful even from a moving kayak. Right-eye focus ring is right up against the eyecups and hard to move unless you twist open the eyecups, in which case the focus ring is fine. Focus crispness is not quite what I hoped for at full zoom, but still good for seeing field marks. One big advantage is the light weight. This set is as light as the smaller Nikon I lost. Very nice!