List Price: $429.00 Price: $324.71 You save: $104.29 (24%)
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Features:
10x magnification in a compact design
Built-in optical image stabilization uses 2 AA batteries
Super Spectra multicoating and lead-free glass lenses
Long 14.5mm eye relief
Editorial Review:
10x30 binoculars with image stabilizer
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
Great Compromise between Cost and Features!
I've owned a pair of Canon 10X30 image stablization binoculars for over a year now. Both the image clarity and the performance of the image stabilization are very good. These binoculars are not too heavy as well; however, you may consider replacing the included thin nylon Canon strap with either a neoprene strap from Op/Tech or a secured strap from Pacsafe. I have also recommended the 10X30 IS to a few friends who have either gone on to either purchase their own 10X30 IS or the 12X36 II. This product... more info
Very pleased
I wanted to buy a pair of binoculars for my husband, thinking he might begin the astronmy hobby he has often mentioned. First I bought a pair of Nikon 10x50s...mistake. They were too heavy...I couldn't hold them steady and looking at the sky was pointless through the unsteady gaze. I returned them immediately, bit the price bullet, and bought these. We both love them. Haven't used them for the stars yet, but brought them to an Ironman race and could watch my sister swimming in the race...unbelievable. My... more info
Great!
These have been a great purchase! I'm really into using NiMH rechargeable batteries in all of my electronic devices and prior to purchasing these I read many reviews here that said you could not use rechargeable batteries. I emailed Canon and received a reply back stating "Yes, you can use rechargeable batteries in the binoculars. We recommend rechargeable NiMH batteries at least 2000 mAH".
Great Purchase
My family and I go up to the Yellowstone area every year and enjoy looking for wolves and bears. This year I decided to do like the professionals and buy a spotting scope. I found a highly rated one on Amazon, but then I stumbled on these binoculars. While the scope was good, the binoculars were amazing. The main advantage of a scope is that it holds still so you can see the animals. The problem is sometimes people bump the scope with their eyes thus moving and it and inconveniently the animals decide... more info
