Do you really need this costly binoculars? For something around two hundred, you can get high quality binoculars with IS (Image Stabilizer)

Yes, top quality; Very very clear, Image Stabilizer quite helpful when your hands are shakey; L series from Canon are always top quality, providing you with images practically as sharp as your own eyes..; but cons..

Cost.; About one grand is a lot for binoculars; Unless you really need this kind of clarity, stick with something around two hundred dollars

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I have had these for over a year now. I use them at auto races and for hunting. They are a bit heavy, but you cannot beat the clear images. You can hold these in your hands and get a clear image of distant objects.

This is excelent product, but it seems Profecional level item or luxery level, so it is kind of pricy for regular family usage - anyway I like it, but it is too expensive for me Canon 10x42 L Image Stabilization Waterproof Binoculars

The binoculars arrived when I was told they would and were exactly what I was hoping for. There was a personal follow up from a SMIFU representative making sure that the goods had been delivered.

After reading countless reviews it came down to these or the Swarvorski 10 x 42 I had the opportunity to look through the Swarvoski's and they were absolutely stunning the only problem being the lack of image stabilising. i had no opportunity to try the Canon's, no one seemed to stock them locally.

Cannon's Image Stabilization system is noticably superior to Nikons. I can not tell the difference in the with Zeiss systems.-Zeiss is slightly more quite but bulkier. Image Stabilization technology is at it's limits at around 20x; without making them too big to carry.

Detailed image; Quality Lenses; Strong Construction; Waterproof; Works Well With Glasses

Last weekend my wife said, "These binoculars are worth every penny you paid for them" as she was watching wildlife out the living room window. Before I bought the "L" glass Canon binoculars, I went to Mike's Camera in Boulder, CO and compared the Canon 10X30 and 15X50 non-L versions.

I purchased these binoculars after conducting much research on binoculars. I have looked through some others of the same magnification and supposed better quality - for the money and with the IS these bins outperformed any other hand held.

Reliable; Durable; Superior build quality; Easy to use

Yes these are larger, bulkier and heavier than a conventional binocular but no other binocular type gives you the ability to see incredible detail by eliminating shake. I have a couple dozen binoculars from cheap to Leica and these totally obsolete them all.