Athlon Optics, Midas, Binocular, 10 X 42 Ed Roof

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Came recommended by the New York Times and they are worth their weight. My 10x42s are much much better quality than the previous Miranda 10x50s and are smaller and lighter as well. Worth the money !

The 8x42 were excellent, however after receiving two pairs of 10x42 both with defective focus knobs I gave up and returned them.

Amazing clarity and build quality. Even better customer service. My first pair arrived with a tiny, understandable imperfection. I emailed the seller, who is also the manufacturer, and got an almost immediate, personalized response. Sent them in and received a replacement in less than a week! Stuck them on a Rick Young Outdoors bino harness and added RYO Bino Eyeshields and was blown away by the impact they had on my wildlife viewing in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. With “alpha glass” beyond what I could probably appreciate or justify, these certainly make me wonder what I could possibly be missing. All the great reviews (here and elsewhere) are spot-on. You’re not going to get a better product for the price. And you won’t get better customer service at any price. Athlon will be my go-to for sporting optics from here on out.

First of all I have both the 8X and the10X version of these and like the look through the lense, the design and the solid feel. The focus wheel is sensitive and stiff which is good. There's a very narrow range of motion to precisely attain focus but the lenses are pretty darn good. I have a pair of Fujinon 7X50 Meibo Marine Binoculars that rival my 1986 Swarovski SL7x42 both of which have better quality lenses than the Midas UHD glass but the Swarovskis were over $1,000.00 in 1986. It's really not fair to compare these to binoculars which cost 2-10 times as much but even at $300 they're a good value. The chromatic aberration is a factor at ranges beyond 1 mile however viewing a Cooper's Hawk in my yard at 100 ft. the detail and color rendition in the evening was spectacular. I have a view of the Front Range of the Rockies about 15 miles away from my property and that's where the detail falls off, but hey, that is why they make 12X $2500.00 Binos. If you aren't spoiled by $1,500-2,500 Binoculars you won't notice the difference. With a demonstrated commitment to support and a Lifetime warranty these cost pennies a day to own. You'll never wear them out. What a deal.