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Tasco Essentials 10x25 FRP Compact Binoculars
The perfect balance of optical performance and quality construction means you get everything you need and nothing you don't. The handsome, rubber-armored housing not only absorbs shock and protects them from bumps and bruises, it adds in a weather resistance factor should it decide to rain - or snow - at the big event. With several models to choose from, the Essentials are ideal for kids, families, casual sportsmen, golfers and travelers.
Essentials. The basics. The indispensable, day-to-day items we can't live without. We all know what those are. And when it comes to binoculars, it's no different. Some of our best-selling models fall in this category. Their affordable price makes them a no-brainer when it comes to adding a pair of binos to your household, pocket or suitcase. Powerful 10x magnification makes these camouflage compacts an excellent choice for big game hunting in the mountains or wide-open country.
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Average User Rating
I picked up a pair of compact Tasco binoculars last summer for a series of outdoor concerts they did in a park near where I live. I love the small size of these and I could see the musicians on the stage in great detail. The only problem I had was later in the evening when the sun started to go down and the images in the binoculars got a lot darker even though the sun hadn't totally set. Still these are nice a lightweight and fairly inexpensive so you don't have to worry too much if you misplace them.
Always great to have a compact pair of binoculars stuffed in you daypack for those times when you forgot you main binoculars. I have these and they do the job OK.
The description says these would be good for kids, so I got them for my kids to take when they go camping with their dad. They love them! The only reason I'm giving them 4 stars instead of 5 is because my 8-year-old managed to break them the first time he used them, so I guess they could be a little sturdier.
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