Vortex Optics Copperhead HD 10x42 Binoculars

Update:Although the Eye Diopter is a firm rotation if you use long finger gloves it works much better with better grip. Make sure the eye cups are rotated out not down meaning rotated away from the main body. The Diopter will work better then.-Focus Dial is also tight and a bit awkward to operate if you have a different eye spacing BUT again if yo use long finger workout gloves it turns a lot better.-Fit and Feel in the hands is rock solid, nice sturdy pair of field glasses but I will use gloves since they slip out of my hands far too easily when my hands sweat.-Clarity is sharp as you will get for the price.-The harness is a bit finicky but everyone has a difference of opinion I guess.-Thumbs up.

I bought these for an upcoming trip to Alaska. I looked at many brands and decided on Vortex for many reasons. I think these will be perfect, and the carrier will come in handy. I was a bit disappointed that part of the eyepiece cover was broken. But as this doesn’t affect usage, I don’t want to risk returning & not having them for my trip.

Perfect to keep in my hunting bag and not worry about getting beat up. The glass is not disappointing for the cost!

Worked very well on Alaska whaling tour

Quality binoculars!!

Good quality, quick delivery at a reasonable price.

I had used a Vortex Diamondback 8x32 in the past, and I have to say that the overall feel of this Copperhead model is just as good. I can't imagine crisper images for under $100. Although I believe the Copperheads have a polycarbonate body instead of the more expensive magnesium, they seem just as robust. The feel in the hand is of a much more expensive pair of binos. The only negative point is that one of the ocular lenses came with a very noticeable thumb fingerprint! Makes me think if maybe they were handled in the store... or is Vortex's QC not wearing protective gloves?

Haven’t used them much yet but my husband and son were excited to receive them.