Reviews & Ratings for Vortex Razor HD 10x50mm Roof Prism Binoculars — 10 reviews — Page 1

Decent product if on sale. I own the Leupold BX—5 and ZEISS Conquest. I thought I was upgrading, but the ZEISS are better at dark, along with the BX-5. If you can’t catch them on sale I would recommend the Leupold over the Vortex for light transmission. During daylight hours the Vortex are clear and great.

Great glass. Only 3 more oz than viper 10x42 and way better. But...Language used to describe featured items is misleading in one case and completely wrong in an other. Said it came with "Uni Daptor quick release tripod adapter" it did not... said it came with a DELUXE padded carry case. Wich is not consistent language with any vortex product name. It came with the lowest quality carry case vortex makes, the glasspak. I was concerned the language was confusing so I called OP to ask if it was a glass pak or a glasspak pro. So I could know if I need to order a high quality harness. After being put on hold while the operator spoke with a gear specialist I was reassured that it came with a glasspak pro. Wich is over a $100 value and much better to hunt with. Was disappointed to see it came with a cheap case. I've had glasspaks fall apart on me while hiking. My hunt is now to close to order anything and I must shop in person for a harness that works and an adapter. Go to vortex website product description under "what's in the box" to see what actually comes with the binoculars.

After getting over the price and you get these out in the field, you realize their value. Last pair of Binoculars you will need. Worth every dollar. There isn’t anything much more frustrating then not being able to see clearly. From hunting to tourism, I take mine every time. They are kept in the glovebox of my truck right next to me.

I bought this to go on a backcountry hunt. This is a good product. It is great quality material and the glass is clear. It did a great job looking from one mountain to another, so I was using it at really long distance and it was really clear. I would definitely by it again. That being said, I also have a pair of Nikon monarch binos and they are very comparable for one quarter the price. I could live with the Nikon if I had to and do just as well and see just as far with no problems.

Upgraded from the Viper HD series to the Razor HD's. Very happy with the change. Great Glass and features. Great build quality and they feel good in the hand. Had a pair of 12X50 Razor HD's as well, but switched to the 10x's for easier viewing without a tripod or a good rest.

When you first pick up these binoculars the quality is very apparent. Looking through the glass you're unsure if it is as good or even better than the ultra expensive ones you checked out, but you're not the expert to know the difference. For guys like us Vortex razor hd is the choice. Premium optics at a much fairer price and a warranty so good we don't mind loaning them to a friend or child.

Very clear best bino for price really better quality tban other higher priced binos on market and 100 percent guaranteed for life u cant beat that .light weight titanium. ergonomic design. Lockimg adjustment ring keeps your settings safe .

This is excellent glass and I'm extremely happy. I never consider price when doing reviews so I gave this 4 stars and would save 5 stars for Swarovski. But I am very happy with these binos and will be using extensively hunting Alaska

Clear in both daylight and twilight
(10x50 = 5mm exit pupil). So lightweight, I can carry these all day when using a harness. I can even run without them bouncing. Though I haven't used Vortex's warranty, it is the best I've seen: no questions asked and for lifetime of the product, no matter who owns it in the future.
Pros: lightweight;suregrip coating;
Cons: very narrow strap slots