Nikon Travelite V 9x25 Binocular
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The Nikon¨ Travelite V 9x25 binocular showcases a compact design for travel and a tough carbon fiber shell for durability. The rubber armor provides protection and grip while an aspherical eyepiece offers a flat, clear viewing field. Includes a 25-year limited manufacturer warranty as well as a No-Fault Policy where out of warranty products will be repaired or replaced for only $10. No receipt or proof of ownership required.
1 Nikon Travelite: Excellent Value
I am very impressed with the Travelite series. These small binoculars are great for kids and travel. These are the only binoculars (for the price) to have if you where glasses. Since I stopped taking off my glasses every time I wanted to see through binoculars I use my binoculars 10 times more often. I have purchased a second set of these and found the 10X a little to much magnification and like the 8x better. For kids the 8x is much easier for them to find targets quickly especially when birding. I have tried the zoom models in the store and the images are not a sharp as the standard models.

Thursday, 04-Dec-2008 20:38:52 CST
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