Nikon Prostaff P7 10x30

Nice website to use, item arrived well packaged. Buying binoculars online is not something I have ever done before; but a phone call and reassuring explanation from a helpful staff member was reassuring. The bins themselves have plenty of optical adjustments, and a nice carrying case and strap. If I was to be a bit picky, it's that the optical lens covers are a bit flimsy, and fall off quite easily; I ended up using a piece of cord to join them together. The 10 year guarantee is really generous, and the instructions, albeit in about 100000 languages is very helpful. Happy with the product and happy with Castle Cameras.

Used for ornithology, light enough for fieldwork with excellent vision

I have been using these since last summer it took me ages to pick a pair of binoculars I tried a varied selection... I started with binoculars costing triple the price of these and double these... I realised that the difference was barely visible compared to these nikon binoculars... Yes the others felt a little better to hold came with better accessories... But the crucial factor was in the view.. Zoom and functionality... For the price these binoculars are unbelievabley good value... I have used them while out hiking... Also for general use just to see how much zoom I could get and what the quality of the image was... I'm more than impressed... Yes you could spend a whole lot more... But the difference in reality is marginal... Highly recommended for most people these will do the job and more....

I have had Nikon Prostaff S series binos before and the Prostaff P series is an improvement. They are lighter, cheaper and have equal/improved optical quality. Most of accessories which came with the binos are high quality and very useful, but the window mount is incompatible with the binos bc there is no mount screw on the binos. If a window mount is purchased, it is best used with a spotting scope or else some kind of mount/bino adaptor is required. Overall: great products with stellar customer service

What did I use it for - seeing things up close of course ! :-)