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- Aspherical eyepiece lenses with multi-coated prisms
- Quick central focus system
- 420-foot field of view at 1,000 yards
- Magnification: 7x
- Objective lens: 35mm
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Price: $86.99 |
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New, lowest price : $51.52 |
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| Product Description |
| The affordable Nikon Action series presents a 7x35 all-purpose binocular that's ideal for birding, hinting and fielding. The twist is that the 7215 provides an ultra-wide field of view of nearly 500 feet at 1000 yards, based on 7 times magnification. Large exit pupils translate into bright images at dawn and dusk when game is moving. Multicoated, aspherical lenses and BaK4 prisms give you bright, high resolution images under all conditions. |
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| Optics Reviews Writed by Customer
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Nice binoculars, but don't lose the lens cap!
2008-10-13
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| We bought these binoculars for a trip to Alaska. They are fairly compact and lightweight, which made them perfect for viewing wildlife and scenery while backpacking. My only complaint is that we lost one of the objective lens caps, and it has been pretty much impossible to replace it. Nikon says that part has been backordered for 7 months, and I can't find any dealers who sell it. It seems crazy, especially after reading the other reviewer's comment about how easy it is to lose the cap.... we must not be the only ones with this problem. |
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Nikon wide-angle 7x35 action binocs very good deal
2008-09-08
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The optics are excellent. I found viewing excellent, ranging from viewing stars and Jupiter and the Moon to birds in the woods. The only slightly irritating aspect is that, while there is a strap for the binocs, there is no strap for the case. I found myself accidentally dropping the case when taking the binoculars out, assuming the case was attached to something.
On the whole, this was an excellent purchase. RC |
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Better than the more expensive ones...
2008-07-30
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I chose 7x35 binoculars for general field use, bird watching, and wildlife study. I had originally planned to buy the more expensive Action Extremes for their shock and water resistance. But on a recent visit to the big city, I had a chance to compare them with these, side by side and was unable to convince myself to buy the more expensive pair.
After looking through both the Action and the Action Extreme, I felt that I could not obtain a sharp focus with the Extremes. Puzzled, I asked the salesman to break out a second pair, but again could not focus the Action Extremes as clearly. I was quite ready to pay extra for the shock and water resistance of the more expensive binoculars, but sharp focus and clarity of view trump the other qualities.
After three weeks of use, which have included birding, an airshow, and some casual observation of the night sky, I am quite pleased with these. They are lightweight, fast and easy to focus.
The only complaint I have is that while the eyepiece lens covers are easily, conveniently, and semi-permanently secured to the neck strap, the objective lens covers are not. The objective lens caps are equiped with molded slots that can be attached to the neck strap, but they work poorly, and are NOT secure. I found myself crawling around in the mud looking for the lens caps several times before deciding that they were best kept in my pocket. This is an irritating flaw in an otherwise well designed and nicely made product. |
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NIKON BINOCULAR
2008-02-22
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efficient & well built though a little heavy
great price (thanks to the 1,48 $ for one euro) |
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