Will these worwithk Steiner binoculars?
1715669
I do not own a pair of Steiner binoculars but this harness should work as long as there is an anchor point for the loop to go around and you can feed the nylon straps around the anchor point.
1715670
Unsure as I don't own a pair of Steiner, but I can't imagine that they wouldn't. The harness works very well.
1006308
Yes, according to their web site. http://www.zeiss.com/sports-optics/en_us/nature/binoculars/victory-binoculars/victory-compact-binoculars.html#models
1573704
I have no idea what the specifications are for a Canon 12x36 binoculars are. I'd imagine if they have they have clips for a neck strap they should work just fine.
167244
NO. 10x25 will work but wont work well, 10 is the magnification, 25 is the radius of incoming light, its very little, you need 10x30+ binoculars for wider field of view
1862460
In my humble opinion these are take the kid to the beach binoculars, the only thing right about them is the price. Going on safari, in Africa I presume, demands a bit more research. There are 8x or 10x by 42 that are just better, and they are smaller. A bit more money perhaps but worth it. Vortex, Nikon, Celestron to name a few.
1707493
I have these binoculars, they are terrific and exceptional value. I also bought the tripod bracket which works, but not perfectly. The bracket is fairly thick and it prevents the binoculars from closing tightly so if your eyes are fairly close together, you can have trouble with them.
43025
Yes, I have the 10x42 Aculon a211 binoculars and they are really nice. We use them for animal and nature viewing and they are wonderful. I don't think you will regret your purchase.
618790
Yes. I have wide set eyes, and have shared my binoculars with children. I can assure you these will adjust easily for a good range of eye widths.
230440
Probably... I got them for my wife to watch birds. They are light to carry & bright to look through. She likes 'em. If you are new to binoculars, yes you will like 'em and they will serve you well. If you are familiar with full sized ones (i.e. boat anchors that require a mono/tripod to use - you will be disappointed. But for a general set of small, light and powerful - they are a good choice.
840350
For the price I think that they are good binoculars... and if you do use them during the day the ocular cups are a real plus. All that being said, I did return the pair that I purchased and bought a pair of Swarovski EL Range's which are close to 6 times the price of the Steiners because I am very particular about my optics. Needless to say there is a difference in the clarity between the two but for causal use probably not worth plunking down the extra money. Keep in mind that if your primary use is going to be for astronomy I would make sure that you get a tripod adapter.
250580
I have never tried using a tripod for the binoculars, and I don't know if they will fit or not, but it is worth a try.
1675746
I'm sorry, but i cannot answer your question because shortly after getting my binoculars they were taken by the Federal Transportation person from my luggage, so i hardly had a chance to use them. The government's response so far has been, "Sue us!" I may. What I as a naive traveler learned is never pack binoculars in checked luggage.
1069146
Not sure I have 12" dobsonnian with 2" explore scientific lenes it blows away the binoculars. Having said that for the money the binoculars are solid and convenient
219559
I think so, not too big like regular size binoculars. I think they would be strong enough for bird watching, thats my personal opinion!
1296055
7x35 will be just fine. They are the standard go to binoculars for most things we do.
2218943
I agree with R. Meling. Look at camera cases. Be sure to bring the binoculars into the store so you can check for fit.
97813
I don't think these will work well for astronomy. You might look at the Celestron SkyMaster Giant 15x70 Binoculars with Tripod Adapter available on Amazon at under $60.