Nikon 8217 Trailblazer 8x25 Hunting Binoculars

Nice compact binoculars. Fold down very small, but still give very good clarity. Great for a hike or holiday when you don't want to carry around more weight or bulk than necessary.

This Product is not bad, Good quality, but courier Product delivery services are worst, Its unable to deliver product in far flung areas of KSA.

la leggerezza si paga un po' con un angolo di campo ridotto (che nei binocoli è cosa diversa dall'ingrandimento), ma la visione è cristallina. Ottimo prezzo.

Compact and very clear vision.

I will start with the most important thing where binoculars are concerned. The glass in the Trailblazers is Made in Japan, not China. Japan makes some of the best optics on Earth at a competitive price just about anyone can afford if they want value for their money. While it is true the Trailblazers are put together in China the glass is world class. I find them to be great all-around compact binoculars perfect for hiking or simply having at hand no matter what one wants a better look at. The glove compartment is ideal in my opinion. The Trailblazer binoculars are great for hiking, fishing, ball games, the Moon, and so on. While solidly built they are still relatively light. Much lighter than full size binoculars and easy to stash in a pocket. If you are not sold then my best advice would be to spend about $300 to $350 on a pair of Zeiss Terra ED compact binoculars. Both binocular lines are at the top of their class.... One thing I should add... Smaller Binoculars can be a little more difficult at first than larger binoculars to find the sweet spot for your eyes to fully benefit from them. Try going to extremes .. fully spread, then compare the view with less and less spread. Turn the eyepieces from short to long and just play with the glasses for a while and you will probably find the sweet spot for your face and eyes. Every time I have ever done this it may have taken a while but when I find the right adjustments it is definitely worth the time IMO, no matter which binoculars you buy. Happy Birding!