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Nikon 7576 Monarch 5 8x42 Binocular (Black)

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Style: 8x42


Features

  • All Monarch 5 binoculars are now built with Nikon's premium ED (Extra low dispersion); Glass for a sharper, clearer and more brilliant field of view
  • Almost an ounce lighter than its predecessor, the new Monarch 5 is even easier to bring along on your next adventure
  • Fully multicoated eco glass lenses provide a high light transmittance across the entire visible light spectrum
  • It is equipped with user friendly features such as turn and slide rubber eyecups, a smooth central focus knob and flip down lens caps
  • Built for extreme use, the Monarch 5 is waterproof, fog proof and has a rubber armored body for strengthened durability

Description

Almost an ounce lighter than its predecessor and built with Nikon ED (extra- low dispersion) glass lenses, the new MONARCH 5 is a serious contender to be the "go-to" binocular for any outdoor enthusiast. The MONARCH 5 delivers sharp, high-contrast views that are the result of a state-of-the-art optical system. Featuring Nikon's premium ED Glass lenses and Dielectric High- Reflective Multilayer Prism Coatings, the MONARCH 5 displays exceptionally accurate color reproduction and a clear, natural looking image. Each of its Eco-Glass lenses are Fully Multicoated to provide maximum resolution and light transmission. The MONARCH 5 binocular comes in black finish and is available in 8x42, 10x42 and 12x42 magnifications. It utilizes Nikon's high-eye point design to provide a clear field-of-view and long eye-relief. The long eye- relief ensures a sufficient space between the user's face and the binoculars' eyecups to make them comfortable for everyone, even for those wearing eyeglasses. The turn-and-slide rubber eyecups make it easy to find the right eye positioning for extended periods of use. The MONARCH 5 also utilizes a smooth central focus knob that makes it easy to bring object into focus for fast viewing. Built for extreme usage, the MONARCH 5 is Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed, making it completely waterproof and fog proof. A protective, rubber-armored coating strengthens its durability and ensures a non-slip grip during wet and dry conditions.

Brand: Nikon


Age Range (Description): Adult


Special Feature: Fog Proof, compact, zoom, waterproof


Objective Lens Diameter: 42


Magnification Maximum: 8


Product Dimensions: 5.7 x 5.1 x 2.4 inches


Item Weight: 1.3 pounds


Item model number: 7576


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 24, 2012


Department: unisex-adult


Manufacturer: Nikon Sport Optics


Country of Origin: China


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    • Excellent for eyeglass wearers
Style: 10x42
The main reason I chose this pair was its advertised long eye relief distance. This is the longest distance between the eye and the front of the eyepiece that still gives the full field of view. It's especially important for short sighted people like myself because our eyeglasses add an additional optical element to the system, considerably extending its length (an alternative is to remove the glasses, but it is less convenient and one loses correction for astigmatism). I found this pair's eye relief more than sufficient for my prescription (which is close to -4.5). Lengthy viewing does not cause any eye strain. The binoculars are lightweight, ergonomic, very good optically, and an outstanding value for a little over $300. They are an excellent choice for a casual user. You really begin to appreciate the advances in optical technology if you read about roof prisms on the web. The principle sounds absurd at first - light reflects off a corner in a piece of glass, so that parts of the beam travel different distances through glass and accrue a phase shift degrading the image. But they managed to compensate for this by adding a second prism and applying special coatings to the prism surfaces to delay the beams and bring them back in phase. The result is a product that is remarkably compact and lightweight, so it's no surprise that roof prism designs are the most popular. If you are looking for a pair, I highly recommend you get one with this type of prism instead of the old style (Porro prism) design. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2014 by aeronaut
    • Great workhorse hunting binoculars
Style: 10x42
First off...I originally ordered these from Amazon a few days before my hunting trip and they ended up getting lost and came late. I ended up purchasing them from Cabela's and returned the ones that eventually came from Amazon. I love Amazon and they always come through for us, but they screwed this one up a little. On to the binos.... While at Cabela's I was able to look through many pairs of binoculars that I had been considering and comparing to these. The first on the list was the Leupold Cascades, roof prism 10x42. Inside the store the Nikon was slightly better, at about $10 more than the Cascades. Luckily they were on sale so I picked them up at $50 off at $279. They also had a clearer image than the Vortex Diamondback and the Ziess Terra that were listed at nearly $450. Of course the Conquest's were amazing but well over $1000 which was out of my price range at the time. Everyone that I know that owns and uses Nikon binos from the Prostaff's to Monarchs are very satisfied, and after a pretty grueling elk hunt this year, being able to put them through their paces, so am I. The optical quality is more than satisfactory and I was able to easily and clearly glass several thousands of yards away, at mountainsides where I was hunting. I like the quickness and sensitivity of the focus and the field of view is very adequate. Even well past legal light I was able to continue glassing at long distances with clarity. The only things that I am less than impressed with is the case, which is pretty typical quality and I wish they made objective lens caps that were hard plastic with push buttons like those on canon camera lenses, vs the rubber ones that you have to work into place. But this is all good because I will end up getting rid of all this and buying a nice protective case and just use the binoculars as a stand alone unit, along with a professional grade lens cleaning pen. I would recommend these to anyone wanting a high quality hunting, workhorse binocular with great optical clarity that doesn't totally break the bank. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2015 by Caleb
    • Great Binoculars at a Very Reasonable Price
Style: 8x42
I join the others who have rated the Monarch 5 with 5 stars. I have a pair of 10X40 Monarchs that are 12 to 15 years old. They're great binoculars, but I always felt the 10 power and their weight was making them a little difficult to hold a steady image. After reading many reviews, here and elsewhere, I opted for the newer Monarch 5 8X42's. The 5's are lighter, brighter and smaller than my older Nike binoculars. Edge to edge clarity, close focus and even depth of field is really amazing. The light weight and rubberized coating of the Monarchs make them extremely comfortable to use. The lens cap deal is really a non issue, they were designed that way as others have pointed out. I enthusiastically recommend them! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2018 by George Feebold
    • Nikon for the win
Style: 8x42
I own several binoculars that I have used thru out the years. I’ve owned this Nikon binoculars several years. I really love it. It has all the features that top binoculars have. Of course Nikon makes some of the best glass. I also have Leica and Swarovski glass. Is Nikon as good? No it isn’t. Yet if you never had a Leica binocular you won’t know what you are missing. When you compare a Nikon vs a Swarovski there is a difference. The clarity of the Swarovski is the best. It also has other technical differences that one would see if they knew about it. I use the Nikon for night viewing. I can see plenty of stars, star clusters, some galaxies, the moon, and planets. It’s also good for comets. When do I use the Leica, when I need the best optical quality. I can find a galaxy much faster with a Leica or Swarovski binocular. Of course they will still be little. Even with a telescope they only appear a bit larger. These are also great for concerts or sporting events if the venue allows them. Some venues will allow a smaller binocular then some have banned binoculars. Which is dumb as some phones have telephoto lens capabilities. Also a plus for glass wearers is the eye cups are highly adjustable as well as the diopter adjustment. The Nikon binoculars feel very well built. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2024 by M. Gil

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