Reviews & Ratings for Vortex Razor HD 10x42mm Roof Prism Binoculars — 21 reviews — Page 1

Thank you for such a good product. I am very happy with it.

I have watched the price on these binos 4 some time.
I finally caught a sale, just right, so I purchased these.
I guess I'm not super impressed with these as much as I thought I would be.
I tried them in dusk and dark and I thought they would pick up more light.
That surprised me since my low grade binos seem to do a better job.
I'll test these binos this fall in a Utah Elk hunt.
I purchased these in 10x42 for further distance glassing.
Time will tell with them. I usually use 8x42s.

THESE BINOCULARS ARE THE BEST YOU CAN BUY FOR THE MONEY. THEY DO THE JOB THEY WERE MADE FOR AND IN ADDITION, THEY ARE COMFORTABLE TO HOLD. THEY ALSO COME WITH A COMFORTABLE HARNESS AND CASE TO CARRY THEM.

The Vortex unlimited lifetime warranty is for real! I bought used Vortex Razor HD binos more than five years ago. Last year I used (abused)? them on a Dall sheep hunt in the Northwest Territories. They were dirty, sticky, and I bent an eyepiece cover somehow on some rocks. The Vortex people cheerfully took them in, made them look and feel like new, and returned them promptly, no questions asked. I'm a Vortex believer now. The glass is good, the price is right...what's not to love?

I down sized from the Razor 10x50 to these and am very impressed with the clarity and light gathering.These are great add for archery spot and stalk hunting. They are lighter and easier to carry while hunting and still have enough power to glass with.

I have to say it was very hard for me to pick a binocular that was perfect for me. When you go to stores they just have tons of different options/brands where it can be kinda overwhelming to know which is the best for you. One thing that made these different than the rest is the is the warranty, I don’t think you can find a more secure warranty like it! I decided to buy these and took them hunting and have to say they are sharp, very bright, and so clear. I honestly couldn’t believe how good the glass was. Before I got into binoculars I didn’t see the purpose of spending over $400 on binoculars. That is until I actually looked threw these Razors. I’m so glad I bought these, If you are looking for a excellent pair of Bino’s with the glass of a much higher end price tag without paying higher price tag, definitely check these out! so far they have been my perfect choice for hunting:)

Best Binoculars I've ever looked through . Well worth the money. Can't say enough about the clarity and how well I can see at dusk. Colors are amazing. They feel so good in my hands. These will be used for years.

Best Binos I have owned. Crisp, clear even in low light conditions. Vortex undoubtedbly offers the best bang for you buck. The customer service is simply outstanding. Would highly recommend any of their products.

These are some high quality binoculars. Adjustable eye relief, already built ready for a tripod. These give you so much more light in the morning and evening. With NO glare. And the warranty is the best in the business.

I've owned many binoculars, most in the 8x variety. I picked up a very nice 6x32 for my bow hunting needs and decided to sell my 8x and buy a really top grade 10x. When I say top grade, I'm not talking about the $3000+ types, but something at a level that there will not be a significant improvement with the BIG $ glass. I compared the Leica Trinovid 8x42 and the Razor 10x42. Three days with 4 other people looking with me. Daylight, when all decent glasses look pretty decent and late twilight. All of us agreed both glasses were very bright and with tremendous resolution. We looked into the shadows in the woods across our lake (200 yds)and tried to read license plate numbers at the same distance. Opinions were split and wandered back and forth as to which was brightest and which had the best resolution. Final vote was that they were equal and both had the same price, but Optics Planet was discounting the Vortex by $200, so it was the clear winner. The razor was a hair lighter in weight and had a locking diopter ring as well.