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Nikon 7245 Action 10x50 EX Extreme All-Terrain Binocular

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Features

  • Waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof performance
  • All-metal chassis in lightweight polycarbonate shell
  • Rubber-coated body for firm, non-slip grip
  • Magnification: 10x
  • Objective lens: 50mm

Description

Bright multicoated optics. Ergonomic body design. Diopter control for strain- free viewing. Rubber armor. Aspherical eyepiece lens elements. Quick central focusing. BaK-4 high index prisms. Tripod adaptable.

Brand: Nikon


Age Range (Description): Adult


Special Feature: Lightweight,Waterproof


Objective Lens Diameter: 50


Magnification Maximum: 10


Features: Lightweight,Waterproof


Objective Lens Diameter: 50


Magnification Maximum: 10


Specific Uses: Hunting and Shooting or Sports, Hiking and Outdoors, Travel, Marine, Bird Watching


Mount Type: Tripod Mount


Eye Relief: 17.2 Millimeters


Prism Type: BAK-4


Relative Brightness: 25


Exit-Pupil Diameter: 5 Millimeters


Coating: yes


Water Resistance Level: Waterproof


Focus Type: Center Focus


Diopter Adjustment Range: 80mm


Zoom Ratio: 10 multiplier_x


Field of View: 6.5 Degrees


Apparent Angle of View: 59.2 Degrees


Compatible Devices: tripod mount devices


Focus Description: Manual focus


Low Light Technology: yes


Item Weight: 4.8 Ounces


Item Dimensions L x W: 9.5"L x 8.4"W


Size Map: Full Size


Brand: Nikon


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Name: 7245


Manufacturer: Nikon Sport Optics


UPC: 018208072453


Global Trade Identification Number: 53, 36


Item Part Number: BAA663AA


Model Number: BAA663AA


Manufacturer Part Number: BAA663AA


Built-In Media: Action EX Extreme All-Terrain Binocular


Item Type Name: Action EX Extreme All-Terrain Binocular


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Color: Black


Enclosure Material: Polycarbonate (PC)


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    • Awesome!!!!
Let me start by saying that I'm a begginer astronomer and that these are my first and only binoculars. I bought them so I can watch the stars and the moon on my camping trips. I wanted to start by getting the best 10x50s I could get so my trips would be light and also cause I'm starting getting to know the sky. I researched on every forum and read every review about a ton of binos. At first I was leaning towards some Celestron binos or maybe some other well known brand...but my dad owns a dslr by Nikon and it's reliability cannot be denied...so I bought them. The wait was long because I live in South America and I had to figure out how to import these binoculars, so I was obviously thrilled when they arrived. The product is pretty rugged and sturdy. Nikon makes some excelentent lenses and I was immediately satisfied. Let me carify something before I get to the important part. These aren't heavy nor light...but stand right in the middle. The reason I say this is because when I first looked at the moon, I found trouble to get a steady hold of the binos, so I would really recommend a tripod adapter. If you buy these for any other reason like birdwatching or hunting, I would say that they are light enough, but leaving in the middle of the equator makes it hard to get a steady image. The first night I got them I was astonished observing my city, unfortunately the sky was filled with clouds. As time went by (two long weeks), I saw the moon for the first time since I bought the binos. The sensation was pretty awesome, the image very bright and clear...no collimation...no problems at all, everything was absolutely beautiful. Yesterday was a turning point for me. The sky was clear and I could see around 13 stars with the naked eye. Then, I got my binos and i wouldn't say the sky was filled with stars because there is so much light pollution around here but I dare to say that the numbers of stars I could watch tripled. Then I grabbed my phone and checked on my space app that Jupiter was on clear sight, so I pointed the binos towards the planet and focused the image...BAAAAAAM!!! I couldn't beleive what I was watching. The planet was round. The longer I stared at it the more excited I got.... And then...I could see three of its moons. This blew me away. I can't wait to take this awesome thing to my next camping trip. My only complaint would be that the lenses covers aren't what I expected. They're don't see very sturdy but it also isn't a reason I wouldn't buy them again. I highly recommend this product, Nikon never dissapoints. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2019 by CC
    • quality waterproof binoculars at a reasonable price
Nikon Action EX 10x50 binoculars produce a beautiful, clear image at daylight, dusk or night. They feel solidly-built, weigh a hefty 34.2 oz and are waterproof and fogproof, which adds to the cost. The eyecups twist in for viewing while wearing glasses and twist out for viewing with bare eyes. These have a focusing ring and a diopter ring so you can focus left and right eyes individually. The lens caps can be attached to the included neck strap. These binoculars satisfied my requirement of 10x50 binoculars with good quality optics for beginning astronomy. While Jupiter was at opposition during June 2019, I could see Jupiter and four of its moons with these binoculars, but with my old 7x35 binoculars, I could see only one of the moons. If you don't need 10x magnification, consider the Action EX 7x50 model. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2019 by Paul
    • Great pair of binoculars
We are bird watchers and love nature. I have owned several pair of binoculars, the latest I bought many years ago. I had a Bausch-Lomb 7x35 that worked well until I dropped them and got double vision. I also bought a few pair of the cheapo compact binoculars that fit in your pocket. Terrible! I bought the Nikon Action EX 10x50 waterproof. At first they were heavy and were hard to find what I was looking for(narrow field of view). But, as I got used to them I found that I love them. They have plenty of power to see birds at a distance. They focus close enough (about 12 feet) for close observation. They are good at light gathering so are very bright. The girlfriend didn't like them at first. Heavy, bulky to carry and she couldn't zero them in. After a recent trip to the swamps of Florida she decided that she loves them. Very bright and clear and plenty of strength to see what you are looking at. I'm going to look into a better harness to carry them on. But, if you can handle the weight and bulk, they are really good glasses. I am going to have to buy her a pair now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2011 by Dave Sherman
    • INCREDIBLE OPTICS
Boy, were these a great buy. The NIKON name carries a lot of reputation and weight and this product did not disappoint. These binocs allow me to see incredible detail at long range. I could read license plates on cars close to a mile away. I could see things out on the horizon that I have never noticed despite having lived in the same place for decades. These will be an awesome tool for scouting deer, birdwatching, being a snoopy neighbor, and so much more. Love the Nikon name, the solid construction and feel, the waterproof feature, and even the storage bag. QUALITY, QUALITY, QUALITY! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2024 by Pittsburgh Pete
    • Good bino
Good quality. Cool manufacturer. Well rubberized. There is a slight smell of rubber, but it evaporates in a few days. Smooth adjustment. My first binoculars. But I really like it. I did not find any debris on the lenses. The strap on the cover is missing a little, but that can be fixed. In general, taking into account the reviews I have seen before, I do not regret choosing this model, this brand with these characteristics. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024 by Sergii Klymenko
    • Lives up the the Nikon reputation at an attractive mid to low price. Great warranty. No regrets at all.
Review Image by Gerald Siegel Gerald Siegel
Surprised and pleased. These 10 by 50s replace a pair of Swift Kestrel that got crashed after 17 years of use. They are at least equal or better in construction. Mainly the water and fog resistance are most welcome. These Niikons do not feel cheap. They are crisp and have minimal distortion. And good internal anti reflection design. Apparently the choice of plastic cels and fittings does the job as well as the older aluminum. They are well balanced for astronomy and general use. I compare them to the much costlier Fujinon Polaris and that is saying something. Fuji is the hallmark for marine binoculars but are quite heavy and four times the price of these Nikons. Very decent illumination of night sky. I can see them for general use and carry even though I like my roof prism Pentax for small and lightness. One set of binos can not do it all. For the price, look no further. They will last a long time and your eyeballs will welcome the investment. Believe me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2018 by Gerald Siegel Gerald Siegel

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