Full-sized and full-featured, the Nikon PROSTAFF P7 10x42 Binoculars deliver crisp views and stand up to the rigors of travel and trekking. The 10x magnification shows you details at a distance. Multiple layers of antireflective and dielectric coatings on the prisms deliver sharp views with vivid colors, while a non-stick coating makes it easy to keep the objective and eyepiece lenses clean. You can lock in a customized diopter setting, which is helpful when friends or family members are also using the binocular. The PROSTAFF P7s are waterproof, fogproof, and drop-resistant, so you can carry them confidently on your outdoor adventures.
- Antireflective Lenses, Dielectric Prisms
- Oil/Water-Repellent Lens Coating
- Locking Diopter Saves Your Setting
- 367' Field of View
Nikon ProStaff P7 10x42 Overview
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Nikon ProStaff P7 10x42 Reviews
Fantastic!
Great pair of binoculars! Love them! I appreciate the locking ring for the right side view adjustment. They focus quickly providing a sharp image. Thanks B&H for the fast, free shipping! For the money, highly recommend this one!
Great value Binoculars
I also own the ProStaff P3 8x42, alongside these P7 10x42's. The P7 have a much larger apparent field of view relative to the magnification, and clearly a better optical formula with less chromatic aberration and ghosting. This model looks very clear and crisp to me, comparable to many more expensive binoculars. 10x is about as much magnification as I would ever want without Image Stabilization, I think for general use both 8x and 10x are great options. I primarily have used these for birding, and they do a great job. Have used to view astro objects like the Orion Nebula as well and they work extremely well and transmit a lot of light. The build quality of the P7 and P3 are actually very similar, solid and no complaints. I'm also happy that these seem to be mostly fog-free, I can jump out of a cold car into the tropical heat and they don't fog up near as bad as my camera lenses. Overall I would highly recommend the P7, I think they are a better value than the P3 despite being a bit more expensive, clearly a lot of extra work has gone into the optical formula
