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24x25 Travelite V Zoom Binocular

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Nikon 8 24x25 Travelite V Zoom Binocular

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Manufacturer: Nikon
Model: 7512
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Nikon
Label: Nikon

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The Travelite binocular is designed to appeal to a broad selection of users who need a compact binocular with a flexible power range for a variety of uses. Aspherical eyepiece lenses provide enhanced sharpness and flatness from edge-to-edge of the visual field while antireflective multicoatings provide maximum light transmission and true color rendition.
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Very good 2007-06-08
These perform very well overall. Very good value. Great clarity. Extremely light weight. Due to the small end-objective they do not do well at all when using the zoom in low light. Uses must understand this limitation which inherent to all small zoom binocs.


Love these binoculars! 2006-11-03
Binoculars work great and are lightweight and easy to carry around in my purse.


Great Little Specs 2006-02-11
Ordered these for my wife and found them to be so nice I have been stealing them for myself...We use them on vacation and hiking trips...even at a concert recently...very nice and easy to use...only downside was they do not come with lense caps for both ends...just for the eye piece nothing for the lense opening...


Who's afraid of the big bad zoom? 2005-12-31
If you like the idea of relatively inexpensive, lightweight, compact zoom binoculars, then look no further. I just got my pair of Nikon Travelite V Zoom (8-24 x 25 CF) nocs, and I already LOVE them.

Don't let the bird watching crowd talk you out of getting a pair of zoom binoculars, folks. When binocular nuts say that zoom nocs "don't perform well," and try to discourage others from buying them, what they really mean is that most people don't know what to expect when they get their hands on a pair of zooms, and are sometimes unpleasantly surprised to find out they don't work exactly like their favorite fixed magnification nocs.

As with all optical tools, zoom nocs are best for certain kinds of uses, and not so good for others. Specifically, at the bottom end of their range, they "see" the same as any fixed mag nocs with the same focal dimensions and optic quality. However, as you increase the zoom, three things happen: 1) your field of view gets smaller; 2) the visible light coming through the nocs lessens, or, the image gets a little bit "darker," and 3) it becomes more difficult to keep the nocs fixed on your target.

Now obviously, if you are attempting to watch something like a small bird in flight, and perhaps even adjust the zoom while trying to keep the nocs focused on your subject at the same time, you will be VERY frustrated with the "performance" of these or ANY zoom binoculars. That isn't because the nocs aren't doing their job ... it's because you're using the wrong kind of optical tool for the task at hand!

If, on the other hand, you are looking at a well-lighted subject that is stationary, or not moving around too much, and you just want to get a little closer look at it, you will be absolutely thrilled with what you get from these nocs.

Nikon's optics are crystal clear and first rate for the modest price. The zoom mechanism is simple, smooth and cool. To "zoom in" you simply turn the zoom ring located on the right eyepiece clockwise, and then back the other way to "zoom out." The diopter (that's the adjuster that compensates for focal differences between the right and left eyes of individual users) is located on the left eyepiece. The nocs are solidly constructed, with a nice "tight" feel on all the moving parts, and a black rubber armor covering most of the exterior, for a good grip. They're very lightweight, fit in your hands like a glove, and come with a neck strap, eyepiece caps, and a custom-fitted, black nylon mesh carrying case with a belt loop on the back.

Finally, if you have any difficulty holding the nocs steady at their maximum magification (and most people will), FEAR NOT! Think about getting an adjustable monopod to rest the nocs on while you look through them, e.g., the PoleCat "Explorer" by Stoney Point, with their optional binocular rest. This monopod can be adjusted to hold your nocs steady for you, whether you're standing or sitting. It doubles as a walking stick, and has a standard screw mount on the top for use with cameras, camcorders, etc. I've now gotten and used this little "extra" myself, and it has vastly enhanced my enjoyment of the nocs, especially at the higher magnifications.

I personally think the negative press on zoom nocs is nonsense. Just satisfy yourself that zoom nocs are ok for your intended use(s), and then learn how to use them the right way. I took a chance and bought the Nikon Travelite V zoom nocs, sight unseen, and I'm glad I did. These are GREAT compact binoculars for the price.


Nikon 8-24x25 Travelite V Zoom Binoculars 2008-07-23
These binoculars are high grade, made well and have a great case they come with. Problem is, the higher you go, the more "shake" there is, to the things you're trying to see. Lower settings work very nicely, but unless you're as steady as a tripod....you will get "shakey" viewing.


The best binocular I have ever used. 2008-07-20
These are just the right size and strength for my needs. The image is clear and the zoom function is great. Maximum zoom darkens the image some, but during the daytime that is no problem. I recommend these to anyone.


Broke on first use and poor warranty 2007-08-28
I bought these binoculars for my wife for an Alaska vacation. She loved them however on the last day a large spec appeared inside the binoculars. It looked like a chunk of black paper. I returned it for repair (25 year warranty) and had to pay shipping. They said it was misaligned and charged me $10 to repair and $10 to ship it back. They never even mentioned the spec in the lense. I am still waiting on them to return them to me. I will not buy a Nikon product again because they did not stand behind their product.


Happy birding 2007-07-12
These Binoculars are great for simple home and outdoor use. The zoom feature is not difficult to use when you figure it out and if for a single user, becomes personally simple after one adjustment.


Nikon Travelite Zoom Binoculars 2007-06-12
Nikon 8-24x25 Travelite V Zoom Binocular

Excellent binoculars with very easy to use Zoom feature which I love. Great for bird watching. The zoom is great for watching stationary objects but not so good for tracking a bird in flight. No problem, as it's very easy to switch from zoom to regular viewing.
The only problem is they only come with caps for the eye pieces--and those don't even fit.
Otherwise I'd highly recommend this item.


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