Steiner Marine Binoculars
$310.51
Features:
Steiner Marine Binoculars offer users incredible high-contrast optics that make bright, highly contrasted images a reality. With Steiner’s 7x magnification and 50 mm objective diameter, you can get an image quality with true-to-life color reproduction. Steiner’s binoculars can also provide a field of view of 356FT at 1000YD, which is sure to add to your viewing experience. Steiner binoculars are excellent for providing detailed images with vibrant colors that stand out in all lighting conditions.
Steiner Marine Binoculars’ Sports Auto Focus feature delivers incredibly sharp and three-dimensional images from 20 yards to infinity without requiring a refocus. For those of us leading an active lifestyle, this is a major breakthrough that removes the burden of constantly adjusting your marine optics! Whether you are onshore or offshore in search of adventure, Steiner’s Sports Auto Focus will make sure you stay focused with brilliant results.
Steiner Marine Binoculars take the power of vision to an entirely new level thanks to their Floating Prism System. This groundbreaking technology uses flexible silicone lens mounts to absorb any shock, impact or abuse that Steiner binoculars may experience on the high seas. Not only does this make Steiner binoculars incredibly durable, it creates a sturdy frame that perfectly preserves full clarity in any weather or environment. Steiner Binoculars give you a complete and uninterrupted view of your surroundings without any worries.
Steiner Marine Binoculars are the perfect combination of style and practicality. Constructed with waterproof and rubber armor-coating for maximum durability, these binoculars can handle almost any condition. But Steiner does not stop there – ergonomic ridges and padding have been added to the design of Steiner Marine Binoculars to give you a secure, comfortable grip when in use. Perfect for outdoor adventurers and marine life enthusiasts, Steiner Marine Binoculars will help you make the most of every outing.
Specification: Steiner Marine Binoculars
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MCK –
This is my second set of Steiner Marine binoculars for a reason; simple yet effective design that does what it is meant to do. This pair is a Christmas gift for a family member. I own or have owned Fujinon, Nikon, and other Steiner binoculars. For the money, these are a reasonably-priced choice for on the water tasks. My wife and I have our own separate binoculars so we don’t have to refocus them when switching back and forth between users. She uses the Steiner Marine and I have a pair of Fujinon Polaris which are 4 times the price. Frankly, I find myself reaching for hers because they are just a capable performance-wise as well as being lighter to handle. All in all, I’d recommend them over all others at their price-point.
Kermit –
Very clean and crisp.
Edward Jauch –
I purchased these for work purposes. I’m in law enforcement assigned to a narcotics team. I’ve used about everything in binoculars and I can honestly say these have far superior clarity. Like nothing else compares clarity. I perform duties from helicopters, boats and other vehicles and these binoculars are the perfect power and objective lens. When my teammates lives are on the line, I trust Steiner’s 7×50 Marine binoculars.
Worth every penny.
Norman Lapierre –
Was initially looking for 10 x 50 binoculars and happened upon this deal from Amazon. Steiner quality binos that were listed as “used, very good condition” with an appreciable reduction in price. They should have been listed as “used, like new”. Not a blemish on them, the box had been opened then re-sealed by Amazon. Although they are 7 x 50, this will more than fulfill my needs. These binoculars should last a lifetime. They are solidly built and the glass is crystal clear.
J Risner –
I don’t have a lot of experience comparing these to other marine binos, but i can compare them to other hunting binos like the 10×42 Bushnell Trophy (~$100) I bot for elk hunting. Those are roof prism vs these Bushnells (like most marine) are porro prism.
This summer I pledge to take them both on the boat and test them side by side for clarity, although not really fair compairng $100 vs $300 optics. The $ are n the glass, and while neither is high end item both are excellent value.
Interesting that I do find the Bushnell’s better at color definition when hunting vs the Steiners on the water, but that might be just me projecting. To really compare side by side I would have the take the Steiner’s elk hunting and that’s not going to happen due to weight. Maybe I will try a side by side in CO when glassing this year in Oct.
I use these while fishing LI Sound mostly to see other boats, bunker balls and shore features.
I fish a 22″ Grady. If I had a bigger boat or ran Charters I would prob step up to the Navigator or Commander Series after checking them out,. But as I found out through research on hunting bino’s and spotting scopes, every step up in price brings an increase in quality, but at a decreased rate.
The $300 I paid for these is definitely worth it over the $100 cheap set I lost overboard, and the various small binos’ and monoculars I was using in 2018,
Very good entry level marine choice. They are all the bino I need on LI sound considering wave action is not ocean level, always in sight of shore and nice clarity out to 500 yards is the primary use. Not to say they don’t do a good job at long range for 7×50, but it’s tough on a boat that is pitching in 3′ ft chop to get more than a glimpse without risking a headache.
Low light (early morn and dusk) they are excellent. The 50mm objective lens is great for these situations.
I like the glass, and although had only one season they took a normal boat beating – being dropped, salt water on len’s and body, etc. I expect them to last years.
If you are looking for a good marine bino I highly recoomend these for the $. Unless you have a specific need to more magnification, 7×50 is a great choice for on the water use as any higher and you will have trouble fixing on target and keeping without excellent hand eye coordination and risk of a quick head and eye ache.
Jerbo –
I live on a hilltop and if someone burns a pile of cedar, these binoculars allow me to get a better look and it’s risk to my property. They are heavy, and steady in your hands. The quality of the glasses are just what you’d expect from a German firm. You just cannot go wrong with a quality product like this one.
Parvez –
Very well built and excellent quality. The auto focusing is the best asset for me as it leaves the hands free and not required for focusing. I am an amateur photographer and a judge and recently doing bird photography… the Steiner Marine is in my kit when I go on outings.
TG –
Great quality
Knapweed –
My Binoculars arrived the day after I ordered them, which is phenomenal in Canada where we really do have “snail mail”. The binoculars were well packed and the parcel arrived in perfect condition.
The binoculars have amazing clarity and contrast for the price and the night vision is extraordinarily good, revealing details that are completely invisible to the naked eye. The sports focus is something new to me, however, it’s a mixed blessing. It’s great if you are the only person using the glasses but can be irritating if several people share the binoculars with different eyesight and focusing requirements. In truth, I guess it’s no more awkward than refocussing a set of centre-focus binoculars so this isn’t a major gripe.
The binoculars themselves are very wide, giving excellent 3D, even at a distance. The rubber armour feels like it could protect the glasses even if you used them as a club to repel boarders. As others have said, the strap could be a bit thicker or have a shoulder piece but as you will probably be buying a floating strap, it’s really rather a moot point.
In summation, I would say these binoculars are superb quality and feel like they will last through many years of rough handling.
Bill –
Best binos on the water. Auto focus works great. Saw a fledgling osprey from a shoreline nest suddenly learning to fly. Could not have been more pleased with the ability to quickly focus clearly on the subject and follow it around. All while driving a boat solo bouncing on the water. Worth every dollar.
Dave –
While Steiner has always produced quality optics, I find the auto focus feature on this unit makes using the binoculars much easier to use than the old school, dial to focus units. Tossed my older optics after experiencing these. Bright, light and easy to use when on the water or on land. A good value too! No need to spend more unless you need additional features such as range finding or an integrated compass.
Michelle AuCoin –
Enjoyed all aspects.
Walker_paddler –
After years of talking about buying a decent set of binoculars I recently purchased these after reading through many online reviews and consumer reports. We are absolutely satisfied with them, and would highly recommend them to anyone. We wanted something that was marine grade and could travel with us – they aren’t the lightest pair in the world, but still worth the investment in my opinion. The only consideration for others might be to purchase an optional shoulder strap to provide neck relief.