Olympus Outback 8x21 RC1 Binoculars
Travel light and see the sights with the Outback binoculars. The light and ultra-compact binoculars offer Roof Prism technology along with UV-protection, making it the ideal model for all-around outdoor use. These features and more are packed into a conveniently small but rugged all-weather shell to allow the binoculars to be easily carried anywhere you go.This binocular is ideal for water sports, traveling and entertainment events. The foldable design is compact enough to slip into any pocket. Multi-coated lenses provide improved image brightness for a crisp, clear view.
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Olympus Outback 8x21 RC1 Binoculars Reviews
Customer satifaction is a myth with this company and I will never order from them again. I don't know who they paid to write up the recommendations, but I will never rely on them again. How do you determine satisfaction if you don't open the box.
Never, never again. I should have trusted my first instinct. Never mind customer satisfaction.
We all know how distorting web pictures can be when looking for an item.They are never wha you think they are. It was a waste of money put the return was a nightmare. They charge 20% if the box is open.
I used to use recommendations because I thought that real people did them, but for this product, I think not. It had to sales reps.I see closer with the naked eye than these things.
I have found no shortcomings in my use of them thus far. I purchased these for use as "opera glasses" rather than for field use. Next year my sister and her family are going to Africa, and they will be taking them on safari. The clarity and ease of use is typical for Olympus (and above average overall). I would recommend these for anyone but the hardest-core, long distance binocular user. Their light weight (6 oz) makes them easily portable even in a light jacket, though the case comes with a pass-through for attaching to a belt.
Used them on an Alaskan cruise and were very satisfied. I was glad I took the time to research the different binoculars using Consumer Reports and was able to find the exact model on Amazon. I was very impressed with the power and clarity of these binoculars as well as the ease of carrying them around.
We received the binoculars as promised. We have found them. to be very useful at the football games, easy to carry and use.
The great advantage of these is that they are small and light. Why Consumer Reports has been so enthusiastic about them is a mystery to me, but they tested a whole bunch of them - maybe this is the best of the lot. But if you want the kind of image a full sized pair of field binoculars can produce, you'll have to put up with their weight and size, because these don't do it. A quarter of a century ago I bought a pair of Nikon Action binoculars that produced a simply stunning image - bright, contrasty, sharp. I was hoping for the same from a new pair of RC-1s, but that was not to be the case - I would describe the image as adequate, but not stunning.
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