Optics Kaibab HD Binoculars 18x56

I received a bad package with its original packaging and nylon and when I received it from the shipping representative it was under the big boxes it was really bad condition that I will get a good package compared to the value that was paid normally not like I watched through videos on YouTube it is expected to be of high quality it was not Using good endoscopy principle after i wanted a gift hat for teacher of this product but ok

I can see very close and far away with detail. Very good. Great for classing far. I can tell if it is a Deer, Elk Pig and even Birds far and close.

Es un producto que comprado con un descuento goloso, te hace sospechar que sea un producto defectuoso y ya devuelto. No justifica su precio. Comparado con otro mucho más barato, la diferencia es casi nula. No vale la pena gastar ese dinero, al menos en mi experiencia. Cuando lo rebajan tanto de precio , hay que dudar de su calidad o posible defecto. Fue devuelto.

For elk hunting and or spotting big game up to 2 miles away, these where perfect. I didn’t want to carry a spotting scope and binos during a recent backpacking hunting trip. If your glassing invest in a high quality tripod and you will be set. Worth the price and a great value. Of course there is better glass out there but you pay for what you get.

I have a Vortex binocular that I paid 'good money' for about 18 years ago. Loved em'. Up until I splurged on a Swarovski 8x56 a couple of yers ago. And this time I was wanting more power but still couldn't swallow Swaroski's price for a 15x56. I love the Vortex warranty, of course. So I got Vortex Diamondback 15x56. Terrible. Nope, I am not exagerrating. And I also got this one, the Kiabab 18x56, to give that a chance to save me some money. My 8x56 Swarovski's show both of these Vortex products to be inferior to a large degree; not minor. Enough to help me justify spending/investing $2550.00. Had I never gotten the taste of the Swarovskis these would be fine, I guess, maybe.. They're tiring to use, and I don't mean the weight. But I finally bought the Swarovski 15x56. Oh man. Oh man. I know I know. That's a lot o' money to justify unless one wants the best binoculars. I was kinda shocked at the difference in clarity and *everything*. So I just pass this along to anyone wanting really good binoculars; I'd say the best but what do I know. I've progressed to night sky glassing and so wanted at least 15X56, I'm not interested in telescopes at this point. Of course, one has to use a tripod for this power for truest clarity.