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Athlon Optics Neos G2 10x42 binoculars combine high-powered 10x magnification with BaK4 prisms and multicoated lenses to deliver bright, sharp images. Designed for durability, they are fully waterproof and fog-proof with a nitrogen-purged, O-ring sealed chassis. Long eye relief and adjustable twist-up eyecups provide comfortable viewing for eyeglass wearers, making these binoculars perfect for hunting, birdwatching, and outdoor adventures.
| ASIN | B089QSWKQD |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Apparent Angle of View | 5.9 Degrees |
| Best Sellers Rank | 54,340 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 401 in Binoculars |
| Box Contents | Binocular, Cleaning cloth, Lens caps, Padded neck strap, Soft sided case |
| Brand Name | Athlon Optics |
| Coating | Multi-Coated |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (309) |
| Digital Magnification Measured in Multiples (Digital Zoom) | 10 x |
| Diopter Adjustment Range | +/-5 diopters |
| Enclosure Material | Other |
| Exit-Pupil Diameter | 4.2 Millimeters |
| Field of View | 5.9 Degrees |
| Focus Description | Manual Focus |
| Focus Type | Individual Focus |
| Item Type Name | Binoculars |
| Item Weight | 21 Ounces |
| Low Light Technology | yes |
| Manufacturer | Athlon Optics |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 116009 |
| Model Name | Neos G2 Binoculars |
| Model Number | 116009 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 42 Millimetres |
| Prism Type | Bak-4 glass prisms reflect more light to your eyes which will give you brighter and sharper image. |
| Product Features | Fog Proof |
| Relative Brightness | 4.2 |
| Size Map | Full Size |
| Specific Uses For Product | Hunting and Shooting or Sports |
| UPC | 813869021891 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| VESA Mount Type | Tripod Mount |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Zoom Ratio | 10 multiplier x |
W**E
Great binoculars ,we are not professional bird watchers.
Easy to use without faffying around with lens caps as they are all connected to the main case. Field of vision is great and superr focus. At the competitive price a good piece of equipment. Would recommend to anyone.
S**H
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K**N
Super priced quality bins
I like everything about these bins. Quality made, excellent brightness while in use, work so well one-handed in combination with the binocular harness! Amazing price for this quality. Super happy with these!
E**H
Sehr gute Qualität
Das Fernglas ist hochwertig verarbeitet, hat ein helles Bild und lässt für mich persönlich keine Wünsche offen. Wer etwas weniger ausgeben möchte und auf Wetterschutz verzichten kann, der kann sich mal das Tasco 7x35 ansehen. Ich besitze beide Gläser und das Tasco ist wirklich stark, das hätte ich bei dem Preis nie gedacht. Edit 10.08.22: Ich muss einen Stern abziehen. Wer lange Wimpern hat, wird ggf. Probleme bekommen. Diese kommen leider automatisch immer in den Sichtbereich und stören. Das ist bei anderen Gläsern anders.
D**B
Solid quality product
I’m not an expert on binoculars , but I purchased these because of good reviews on Amazon. I’m definitely impressed with build quality and terrific optics. (I am an optometrist and understand optics). These are bigger and heavier than my old Nikon Travelite II, but the image quality is better.
H**U
Fantastic value for the money.
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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