My husband has large hands will these binoculars be to small
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I have large hands and they worked very well. Never uncomfortable. Best binoculars I've owned!! The clarity is spectacular.
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Absolutely.And you will be pleasantly surprised with the comfort. I wore mine with binoculars attached for a 7 day hunt in Newfoundland. Didn't even know I had them on.
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I thnk you can find lighter binoculars. I have a pair of NIKON that are by far my favorite.
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No. They are full size adult binoculars. They are just selling them too cheap. I use them when I go to the range. That being said a 3 year old would love them.
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I can only speak to the grip, he hasn't used them enough to assess durability (altho I will say they are very well made). The grip is excellent, not bulky and not sticky, but you can get the job done, allow easy use of binoculars and cycling. Hope this helps.
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I'm not well versed on binoculars, but they are a nice, compact size. You can't fit it in your pocket, but you can hold in your hand without it being too much of a burden. They were a gift for someone.
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Hi! We don't have children, so I can't test the binoculars on one (!), but I can tell you 2 things I think might help: (1) These binoculars close together all the way, bringing those 2 eyepieces touching, side by side; and (2) I measured the distance between the center of each eyepiece, and it's about 1-and-1/2 inches, actually just a teeny bit less than that. So, I would assume that if the span between the center of each eye of your child is an inch-and-a-half or more, these binoculars could totally be viewed by someone smaller. :) I hope this helps!
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Oh yes. 7 X 50 size binoculars give the highest resolution and magnification available in a hand-held unit with no external support device needed. I use mine for bird watching all the time, and the optics are excellent with Nikon.
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Yes these should work great for you , my sons has glasses and uses them all the time hunting.
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I think they would work quite well. I used to have a pair of 10X50 binoculars and it was too hard to keep the field of vision steady. Really needed a tripod to see clearly without shaking.However, I'm not a hunter, per se.
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7x35 will be just fine. They are the standard go to binoculars for most things we do.
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Yes. Though I have a larger pair with greater resolution, I often use these because they are so handy and the sharpness and magnification are as good. I always carry them on my belt when I am hiking.
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The small field of view might make it frustrating for sporting events- this is true of all compact binoculars. If you don't mind carrying something bigger, a 7 x 35 or 8 x 42 pair would work better for sports. But if you really want something small that fits in your coat pocket, these would be fine.
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Emphatically yes. I put off buying binoculars for years because of eyeglasses. Then I tried these binoculars. "Eye Relief" is the relevant measurement for the distance the lenses can be from the eye while still getting full field of view.
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Yes, I would try them, I have used these in low light conditions and at night looking at moon and stars and for the price and quality of these binoculars you cannot go wrong, very good deal.
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I have average sized man hands and they fit very comfortable for me and think they would be OK with larger hands as well. I cook a lot and use them often and never feel like they are too small.
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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