The Nikon Monarch ATB 8x42 Binoculars are one of the best bird watching
binoculars you can purchase.
We've done a lot of research before choosing our binoculars and decided upon the
Nikon Monarch ATB 8x42 Binoculars for several reasons. For the price and all the
below features, we really couldn't find a better deal. We use them for leisure
bird watching activities as well as in our professional work doing bird surveys.
Features:
Phase-correction, high reflection mirror
coated prisms for sharp, clear images
Fully multi-coated lenses provide maximum brightness, contrast and true color
rendition
State-of-the-art lightweight construction - weighs only 22 ounces
Oversize easy-to-use central focus knob
Easy turn and slide eyecups
100% Waterproof/Fogproof/Shockproof
Internal blackening - minimizes light loss inside binocular tubes
ATB - All Terrain Binocular - ultra-rugged rubber-armored,
roof-prism design for outdoor use and abuse
Latest price for the brand new model of Nikon Monarch binoculars at Amazon
(which usually has the lowest price with free shipping):
Cornell Lab of Ornithology Annual Binocular's Review:
The Nikon Monarch's are "...clearly the top-rated of any mid-priced, full-power
birding binoculars.
These lightweight, waterproof, and very comfortable binoculars focus down to 6
feet (they were given the name "Monarch" to attract butterfly watchers) and
offer an image and feel that surpasses many models costing two or three times
more.
Only in a direct comparison with the top-priced binoculars could our reviewers
discern the narrower, slightly duller image, which was not quite sharp at the
edges. But with a street price well under $300, the Monarchs are a steal."
Our Nikon Monarch 8x42 ATB Review:
We are very happy with the Monarch's. The image is fantastic, the bins are very
comfortable to hold and we love that they are waterproof/fogproof/shockproof.
You can feel that they are constructed well and are rugged enough to take some outdoor abuse.
I really don't think you can beat the Nikon Monarch's for the price unless you
consider something like these
Zeiss
8x42 FL T Binoculars (over $1,000).
We use our Monarch's for bird watching, but we know that hunters also love
them for their crisp, clear images and lightweight, rugged construction as well.
We hope you enjoy your new Nikon Monarch ATB 8x42 binoculars whether watching
birds, butterflies, or any wildlife! Let us know what you think when you get them!
Nikon
Monarch Binoculars - A review of all Monarch ATB Binoculars, including the
Monarch X Binoculars.
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