Product Description

The world's most powerful low light zoom binoculars give a staggering 12-60 x 70 magnification! Latest ruby optics gives enhanced clarity over standard lenses. Zoom-in seconds from 12x to 60x magnifications 12-60 x 70mm objective lenses captures clear images in low light conditions. Free adjustable tripod Experience the latest in binocular "red-optic" technology with the new 'Tera-Luna' Mega-zoom from Horizon and receive a 50% saving on RRP. Red-optics greatly enhance the image making - even for use in poor weather or low light conditions. Boasting a massive 12 to 60 times magnification, the latest BAK-6 prisms and ruby-coated 70mm objective lenses provide a level of image brightness and eye comfort worthy of optics. A rubber-coated body and eyecups, centre focusing wheel, dioptre adjustment, carry case, straps and cleaning cloth complete the finishing touches to a truly quality piece of equipment. And to make these binoculars completely irresistible, we're including a 'pan and tilt' tabletop tripod worth £12.95 completely free of charge as well as a ten-year manufacturer's guarantee. MANUFACTURED FOR GOOD IDEAS

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #23704 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: GOOD IDEAS
• Model: 512
• Dimensions: 7.87" h x 3.35" w x 10.04" l, .46 pounds

Features

• Latest ruby optics gives enhanced clarity over standard lenses
• Zoom-in seconds from 12x to 60x magnifications
• 12-60 x 70mm objective lenses captures clear images in low light conditions
• Free adjustable tripod
• Manufactured for GOOD IDEAS

Customer Reviews

Excellent Choice
Does what it says on the tin. At 10 inches long not a compact pair of bins, however recommend using free tripod if zooming right in, difficult to hold steady. Come into there own when that little blip on the horizon becomes visible at full zoom. No problems with despatch, kept me informed at all times.

BIG but not very clever
These are quite large but not very good binoculars.

They zoom in enough ok but don't let much light in so everything is a bit dim. Naturally being so large you can't focus on anything even remotely close up, it has to be about 30 feet away at least.

Maybe im being a bit harsh because they are pretty good value but I just think really you're better off with smaller ones. I didn't think that before but now I've had a go with these massive ones I do. I also was swayed by the fact that people had given them 5 stars on here, but I don't recon they've actually used them much.

Meh, 3/5 - good on a very bright day with a tripod, fair price.

Great value...
These are great binoculars so don't be put off by the lack of 'big name' branding. If you're looking for reasonably priced but powerful zoom binoculars (perhaps as a gift to a budding spotter!) look no further.