Athlon Optics 10x42 Neos G2 HD Binoculars with Eye Relief for Adults and Kids, High-Powered Binoculars for Hunting, Birdwatching, and More
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Size: 10x42
Features
- BaK4 GLASS PRISMS reflect more light to your eyes which will give you brighter and sharper image.
- MULTICOATED OPTICS effectively reduces reflected light and increases the transmission of light giving you a brighter image than normal single coated lenses
- LONG EYE RELIEF can be particularly important for eyeglass wearers because longer eye relief allows them to still see the entire field of view.
- TWIST-UP EYECUPS with intermediate stops allow you to set the eyecups to the ideal eye relief for you eyes
- WATERPROOF to protect the binocular in the harshest weather conditions or if accidentally submerged underwater
Brand: Athlon Optics
Age Range (Description): Adult
Special Feature: Fog Proof
Objective Lens Diameter: 42 Millimeters
Magnification Maximum: 10 x
Features: Fog Proof
Objective Lens Diameter: 42 Millimeters
Magnification Maximum: 10 x
Mount Type: Tripod Mount
Prism Type: Bak-4 glass prisms reflect more light to your eyes which will give you brighter and sharper image.
Exit-Pupil Diameter: 4.2 Millimeters
Coating: Multi-Coated
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Focus Type: Close Focus
Zoom Ratio: 10 multiplier x
Field of View: 5.9 Degrees
Apparent Angle of View: 5.9 Degrees
Color: Black
Item Weight: 21 Ounces
Size Map: Full Size
Brand: Athlon Optics
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: Neos G2 Binoculars
Manufacturer: Athlon Optics
UPC: 813869021891
Model Number: 116009
Manufacturer Part Number: 116009
Warranty Description: Lifetime warrantyt
Built-In Media: Binocular, Cleaning cloth, Lens caps, Padded neck strap, Soft sided case
Item Type Name: Binoculars
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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Size: 10x42
Great binoculars, I checked out a lot of brands. Some very expensive and these Athlon gave me the best glass for the money. The image is crisp and very clear. Took them to Alaska on a cruise and they were amazing. They will be going hunting with me this year, my old pare were only 6x and not very clear at all. These will work great, I’m sure. A little heavy, but not bad. Easy focus, ideal for sight seeing. Good lens caps and a good neck strap as well. I’m very happy with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2025 by Bill Callison Bill Callison
Size: 10x42
I have recently become an 'addict' of Athlon binoculars. The Neos G2 10x42 HD is my most recent acquisition for USD 105 (incl. shipping and import). I previously bought and still use the first generation composite bodied Argos 8x34 HD (USD 164 incl. shipping and import), the magnesium alloy Midas G2 8x42 UHD (USD 363 incl. shipping and import), and the magnesium alloy Cronus G2 10x42 UHD (USD 655 incl. shipping and import). (Today, some of these prices are significantly lower.) It is not quite fair to compare between 8x and 10x magnification, the above given price progression reflects my personal preference. It is true that I mostly use the two 8x Argos and Midas -- because I can hand-hold them. However, the Cronus on a tripod is supreme. So why did I buy the "cheap" Neos? Primarily because of curiosity and because the Neos was so affordable. To a lesser extent, I was influenced by the very positive customer reviews. The 5 stars I gave to Neos do not reflect their performance compared to my Cronus -- they reflect my opinion of their value of the "ridiculously good optics" for the price. The Cronus are worth the more than six-fold price to me, because I can afford it -- not because I see 6 times better through them. I am not going to repeat the freely available technical data. Instead, I mention the few things that caught my attention. The field (or angle) of view of the Neos 10x42 is specified as 5.8 degrees. This is on the narrow side compared to 8.1 degrees of Midas, but it does not seem restrictive to my eyes in any way. The clarity and sharpness in the middle of the view is of very high quality. The close focus distance of my copy is 4.5 meters -- a little longer than I expected. (For example, my Midas focuses down to 1.5 meters!) The only negative thing I found is the plastic focusing knob of Neos. With dry hands in cold weather, it feels a little slippery -- the almost frictionless focusing knob of the Argos has spoiled me. But this is really nit-picking. On the positive side, the Neos is lightweight compared to Cronus: 650 grams against 790 grams. Obviously, I do not need the Neos if I keep the Cronus. I will not give up my Cronus. So, my son is very happy with the Neos in his work in nature reserves. He has no problem hand-holding 10x binoculars and prefers them over the 8x magnification.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2022 by hannovantartu
Size: 10x42
The moto on the box says it all "Ridiculously good optics". The eye relief adjustment is a great feature for one like me that wears glasses. Binoculars easy to operate. I just can't believe how great the operation of these "Bino" is. The clarity is crisp at amazing distances. I recommend these binoculars to any sportsman, hunter, birder, survivalist, hiker, pretty much any use. Dan
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2021 by Dan J.
Size: 10x42
First the Pros: These binoculars are very well made and feel excellent in hand. The textured armor has a nice grippy feel without being too rubberized and confidence inspiring. The overall quality is excellent and above average for the price. The premium box it comes in also gives the sensation of a premium product. Cons: I would have kept the Neos if the optics were better. Sharpness and clarity are underwhelming and average at best. The center is fine but the sharpness falls off quickly as you look towards the outer view. FOV is also below par, very narrow at around 319ft @ 1000yds according to specs. (10x42 version); FOV is equivalent to binos with higher magnification. I also noticed a lot of chromatic aberration and fringing in bright conditions which is annoyingly distracting. Comparing the NEOS HD G2 to the Celestron Trailseeker or Diamondback HD with the same magnification, the difference is night and day. I realize the two are in the next price bracket but optically a big leap forward in every respect. The NEOS and Talos are very well made and serviceable but a let down for me optically. I really like the brand and have high regards for what they are trying to do in the marketplace.... Unfortunately, the NEOS/Talos is just okay. Good attempt for the low price. My recommendation is to spend a little more to get better glass. I think the Argos might be a better bet.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2023 by Ket Ket
Size: 10x42
Easy to get and was answer to my needs. Great to work with and easy to get what I need focused. Would recommend it to anyone for their needs. Thanks
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2023 by J Man Ga
Size: 10x42
Great value. Bought these for my wife. I have the Diamondbacks. The Diamondbacks are slightly more refined but glass quality seems similar. At half the cost they are a much better value. I would recommend these to anyone who wants an extra pair or for kids or for yourself. I am of the camp that if you're gear is good enough you'll have no excuses. More expensive gear isn't necessarily worth it depending on what you value. Hunting is an expensive hobby and I always cut corners if I can get away with it. Rely more on myself than the quality of my gear. Spend more time in the field and less at the office. Retire sooner hunt more haha
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2022 by Amazon Customer
Size: 10x42
These are very good, wide view binoculars. Buy them if you want a relatively inexpensive pair of excellent lenses. They're well made, easy to carry, and attractive. The person to whom we gave the glasses as a gift loves them.
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2022 by Phnom Penh
Size: 10x42
These are just as clear as the Vortex equivalent and at a far better price. See antelope at 300 yards no problem.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2023 by GhostRanger