Unfortunately, this deal has expired 20 March 2021.
*
216°
Posted 17 February 2021
Eurohike 10X25 Binoculars - £10.50 Delivered @ millets-outdoor eBay
Free ·
Shared by
apur32
Joined in 2016
4,605
7,037
About this deal
This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Looks like a good price for Binoculars comes with a pouch for protection
A Eurohike 10x25 Binocular with lens cleaning wipe. Great for walking weekends and bird watching enthusiasts.
These high performing Binoculars offer great magnification and inlcude a soft pouch for protection and when not in use, a practical neck / carry strap.
Features
A Eurohike 10x25 Binocular with lens cleaning wipe. Great for walking weekends and bird watching enthusiasts.
These high performing Binoculars offer great magnification and inlcude a soft pouch for protection and when not in use, a practical neck / carry strap.
Features
- Lightweight 10x25 binoculars
- Carry strap - For when not in use
- Includes soft pouch - For protection
- Comes with lens cleaning wipe
- Product weight: 176g
More details at
Community Updates
19 Comments
sorted byYour comment reminds me of my 'journey' with binoculars. I used to have some cheapish ones (£20 or so) as I didn't want to spend much as like you I thought use would be limited. I hardly used them at all, mainly because they weren't very pleasurable to use.
A couple of years ago I spent around £100 on a much better pair. They get used them much more because of the greater clarity and therefore pleasure. I wish I had gone straight for the better quality pair at the start. With hindsight the cheaper pair did little to help me test the water.
Clearly everyone's circumstances are different, but thought I'd share my experience in case it helps. Of course, one can spend thousands on binoculars so my £100 was at the low end and I'm sure many would ask why didn't I spend £50-100 more. For me, the £100 price point was where the quality changed from being adequate to enjoyable. I was fortunate to be able to try and compare several pairs in a well-stocked specialist store when choosing.
Personal preference would be for a slightly lower magnification (8x would be perfectly adequate for my needs) but bumbling this up to 10x probably won't resolve much greater detail, but at less than eleven quid, your expectations should be appropriately "managed"
I'd be happy enough to keep a pair in the glove compartment of the car as a spare, or give the kids to play with, and I wouldn't be heartbroken if they were lost or damaged.
Voted hot, not on the strength of the optics, but on modest outlay.
Opticron binoculars give you a good bang for your buck. You can pick up a pair of Opticron Adventurer II WP 8x42 for less than £100 or for a bit more grab the 10x42 version are around that point. camerapricebuster.co.uk/Opt…ars Manufacturer page opticron.co.uk/our…x42
Opticron Adventurer RRP £34.95 but £25 here excl postage. bristolcameras.co.uk/p-o…htm Manufacturers page here opticron.co.uk/our…x21
Which £100 ones did you get - I set up an alert for binocular deals but they're either cheap and too low quality or too expensive. £100 is around what I'd be ok with paying.
Thank you very much
Nope, far too faint. We didn't even know they were there until Voyager 1 in 1979.
I got these. They seem to have gone up in price since my purchase.
Completely understand.
£20/£25 is an "awkward" price - not cheap enough to be of little concern, and expensive enough to care if they were rubbish!
I've been very happy using a pair of Olympus 8x21 DPC I - but they tend to be around the £45-£50 mark
If you searched "high powered 10x25 binoculars with low light night vision" in a popular online retailer you might see a very similar pair, can't cot on the optics as I've never laid hands on them, nor are they on any special offer, but they're of very similar configuration.
That isn't to say the original "Eurohike" ones aren't any worse, or better - they're just "different " and cost a different amount
8x32 would be cheaper and less bulky.
?
Mcdebooks is looking for around £100, Hawke Nature-Trek 8x32 are around that at the moment
Ahha, I see what you mean now.