Solid binos - Atibal Nomad 10x42mm Roof Prism Binoculars

BOTTOM LINE: (ironically first) Buy a pair. You won’t be disappointed. Highly recommend. Read on if you care.
I work nightshift security and hunt in Alaska where it’s dark half the year and light for the remainder, and wanted to get a better pair of binos for work and hunting. So I compared some competitor models I had access to, bought these, and stacked them up against the others in Sept 2019. (Still going strong, still main glass for hunts...) Steiner Police 7x50’s, Bushnell Sportsman 10x42’s, Vortex Solo 8x36, and the Nomad 10x42’s.These are great. The build quality is solid, and the controls are smooth. The glass grind is pretty high quality (image clear all the way to the edge, no shadow or blur.) They do great in the field. The color and sharpness are excellent, but I found that they really shine through towards lower light conditions and night. My coworker and I were amazed at how far away they could get a clear license plate at night, where most of the others wouldn’t. (About 200yds and not directly under streetlights). But they’re smaller and more packable than the Steiners. I was so impressed I bought a scope, and after shooting with the 1-8x Mirage, plan on buying more. Atibal makes some great gear for the price point, and they’re customer service has been phenomenal. I think the best part of the lifetime warranty, is that the products are of high enough quality, I don’t see myself cashing in on it, but it’s there if something catastrophic happens.
If you’re looking for a pair of quality binoculars for the years ahead, and are rough of stuff, these should fit the bill nicely. Good hunting.