can these be used for binoculars also?
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Yes. They also come in larger sizes which might be good, or use one connector on each side of binocular. I use mine for carrying Galaxy Note 2--heavy phone. I make lanyards with these--phones, TV controls, ecigs--anything I shouldn't drop!
1158918
You could, but I would not recommend it. With these binoculars you are not going to see small points of light all that clearly.
270201
To my knowledge it works with all binoculars. I have Nikon Monarch's and it works great.
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.
1213904
No they are not. However these are great binoculars. Very clear and focused. Hope this helped.
1189395
I believe they will work almost exactly the same. These binoculars do not need to be pressed against your face; you only need to hold them NEAR your eyes. I tried it just now with my glasses and had little difficulty. I did accidentally brush the binocs up against my glasses a few times, so that may take a few tries before you get it just right.
815128
I hadn't tried doing that with these binoculars , but I'm sure they will be adequate to enlarge the planets somewhat. I took an astronomy class a while back, and the teacher said binoculars are great for looking at the planets and stars, and that a telescope was not actually needed. Hope this helps. Juanita
27795
It should if your binoculars is capable of/equipped for mounting on a tripod. Most binoculars & cameras are so equipped. I even use this mount with my camera for taking pictures.
52668
yes, they can, and after focusing them, they can be locked in position so that you don't have to continually refocus them. Very nice binoculars.
1360170
Yes, they most assuredly can be used for hunting. There are other binoculars that might be better for the purpose, some in 6X or 7X with a wide field of view. You do NOT need glasses with high magnification for hunting...you lost field of view. These and marvelous glasses for the price and can be used in ANY situation requiring a magnified view. No reason in the world they cannot be used for hunting of any kind.
134300
Depends on the kid, but they are full sized binoculars, if they are small kids too big to carry, might work if you handed it them to look through.
48138
Yes. These are porro prism binoculars. And they are very good. Especially for the price.
2044135
Yes. These Binoculars are just like most with a diopter adjustment. I'm extremely near-sighted myself so this feature was an important consideration for me.
1968793
1st, there is an adapter you will need to mount them on a tripod. More specific to your question, we have been using them with a very cheap tripod that came free with a camera purchase, our heavy-duty tripos being tied up with a small telescope at the moment. The cheap tripod holds the binoculars just fine (well, as steady as that cheap tripod will allow for at least), no weight issues. I would say you can spend as little as you'd like on a tripod for these. We have found that the stability of the tripod head is really the only issue...you can buy a step up or so in quality to alleviate that issue, but the cheap little one we're using allows us to just grab it an go...and, we have no issues with weight of the binoculars.
1032838
Binoculars are meant to increase magnification. looking through the other side does the opposite, it decreases magnification.
836312
Even though this harness is sold as one specially designed for vortex, they have serious problems to be used with my binoculars. I do not know if they work with other brands of binoculars.
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I am sorry Thomas, I do not know the answer to your question. As a side note, I must correct my previous statement regarding the Celestron Skymaster binoculars I purchased. I stated that they didn't open wide enough to be able to view properly through both eyes. I was WRONG! I discovered that they in fact do operate properly, and I am very happy with them. I will say that I should have purchased the tripod stand that was offered with them at the time. All the best, Jim M.