Athlon Optics8x42 Neos G2 HD Binoculars with Eye Relief for Adults and Kids, High-Powered Binoculars for Hunting, Birdwatching, and More

Worth the money, great binoculars. Much better the celstron g2 . It's 100 bucks but it's two times better. If you can't afford them , buy celsteon, at least their specs are honest. Never buy unknown China brands. I been there , it's a waste of time

After having used these binoculars for a month I am really disappointed that I didn't buy them sooner! The clarity is excellent and crisp. Ease of use is excellent when dialing in the focus. Visual range is excellent. Much more Lightweight than another pair I bought that was the old fashioned style with double prism lenses. I added my binocular's harness to this pair and birding just got better. Definitely the right price point for an amateur birder like me but will also be a good visibility range for my African safari later this year.

These are great binos for the price, would probably be great binos for even twice the price. Light, but not too light. Focus knob is smooth and easy to adjust. Image is clear and crisp with colors reproduced faithfully. The field of view is a bit narrower than some of the competitors but you’d have to spend an additional $150-$200 to do better. Extremely pleased with these and will look to Athlon in the future for my optics needs.

Athlon Neos G2 HD 8x42 for $90 are a great binoculars. I looked at other options like canon, vortex, leupold, bushnell in the price range of 100-160 and these athlon neos are the best option for the price. Canon and leupold probably were a slightly (just maybe) better in optic clarity, but canon's warranty is only 5 years and Leopold's were $50 more.And eye relief of 20.4mm is a big deal for me, since I'm wearing glasses.I've been using Athlon binoculars for 15 months and they are holding really good. Rain, snow, summer heat - no problems. Still pretty solid.

This entry level binocular has clear, optics with great contrast. I couldn't detect any color fringing. They were particularly good at observing the night sky, and had a good field of view. They will never be as optically sharp as my Nikon Monarch 5, 8x42, but these were a fraction of the price. I would highly recommend these to anyone looking for a good entry level pair of binoculars. Don;'t forget, these come with a lifetime warranty.

I don't know that you can find better optics at this price point. They seem well constructed though I've only taken them out a few times. One item of note - these do have some extra eye relief, which is good for folks that wear glasses. If, like me, you don't wear glasses, you'll want to adjust the eye relief by rotating the eye cups so that they extend outwards. If you're reading this and you don't know what I'm talking about, Google "eye relief binoculars". Also, this comes with a soft case, neck strap, and lense covers for the front and back.

Took these on a hunt with me and I was satisfied with them. My Buddy has a pair of Vortex Diamondbacks I was able to compare them to and I liked how clear mine were. He also liked the clarity on my Athlons. I also wear glasses so I thought It would be a issue but not at all. I have the 8x42 and his vortex were 10x42. Very Satisfied.

Well made, great clarity