The specialty of these 6 th generation binoculars with multi-layered anti-reflective compound coating for excellent brightness is their superior design, which ensures a distortion-free clear image viewing experience.

three configurations running between 9.4-9.7oz (265-275g). That light of a weight factor just cries out for Let us see below how they perform on various parameters. Look and Feel of Nikon Travelite Binoculars (Design and Body) The Minox X-Lite 8x26 are more affordable than the binoculars in Minox’s X-Active range, but they still offer great performance and a very impressive build quality. The optics on these binoculars give good color rendition and contrast since they're made from high-quality K9 glass with roof prisms and phase correction coating. You also get a surprisingly wide field of view for an 8x pair of compact binoculars, covering 6.8 degrees and 358 feet at 1000 yards. Nikon 12x25 Travelite EX binoculars are lightweight and compact enough to take anywhere; the perfect companion for concerts, holidays and birdwatching. Thanks to the robust design of the Travelite EX range they are also ideal for rugged outdoor activities such as mountain climbing and trekking. In addition, the waterproof Travelite EX range sport lead and arsenic–free Eco-glass, which is fully aligned with Nikon’s commitment to the environment.Lens Filters Clear UV and Protection Filters Polarising Filters Neutral Density Filters Cokin Creative Filter System Other Filters Filter Stepping Rings Close-Up Lenses Minox X-Lite 8x26The X-Lite range is versatile and perfect for all outdoor activities, whether hiking, traveling, bird watching or stargazing. These optics are the go-to for all your needs. ★★★★½ It's pretty difficult to waterproof a compact reverse Porro design binocular and still have it easy to use. both our eyes and binocular!) and having sunlight obliquely reflected from a surface such as glass or water/snow/ice. The main difference between the two zooms appears to be the quality of the glass coatings. The new one should be brighter, but it will still have a number of shortcomings.

The Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 may be small and mighty for a small aperture, but they are pricey compared to binoculars with larger magnifications and objective lenses. If the Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 binoculars aren’t for you If you're looking for magnification power in a small binocular, you'll be better served by stopping at 10X. Pentax VD 4x20Although they may not be a top recommendation, we've included these binoculars for their cleverness and novelty factor.★★½ Like all the Nikon Travelite V binoculars, these 10x Travelite's feature a durable and protective, rubber-armored coating: that provides you with a sure, non-slip grip in the wet or dry as well as Multilayer-coated lenses for bright images, BaK4 high index prisms: for extra-high resolution images and aspherical lenses that minimise distortion and provide sharp images right up to the periphery.

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Bushnell H20 8x25Impressive specifications for a very reasonable price, including multi-coating (though not fully multi-coated) and BaK-4 roof prisms. ★★★½ All Nikon binoculars, like the other Japanese binocular manufacturers, tend to focus on technology while providing a great pair of optics, without sacrificing quality and their Travelite Range is no different.

Our 10X25 test unit has a decent angular field of view at 5° or 285ft/87m at 1,000yds/m. If we had chosen the NikonIf looking for magnification power in a small binocular, a better idea is to go for Nikon Travelite 10X binoculars. a separate ring adjuster. It's a nice way of contributing to a small, compact design. The larger reason we like it for is because it has and well contrasted to about 60% of the field of view's radius as measured from the center. From that point the details started