Reviews & Ratings for ZeroTech Optics Thrive HD 8x42mm Roof Prism Binoculars — 6 reviews — Page 1

Ed Glass, great warranty and rugged build.
Feel good in hands, well balanced and quick focusing.

Forgot to add that these are heavier than specs show. They are 29oz and not 24.9. Very solid build but if weight is an issue keep in mind the specs are off on weight !

Not sure if pricing is a mistake as the 10x42 are on Sale for $472. I was curious about these when they were around $600 but didn’t buy. At the crazy low price of $182 I could try them out and give as a gift after. Well I have already ordered another set as my Wife looked through them 1 time and claimed them as hers. She was using the Hawke ED X which are really good. I have owned Zeiss TFl, Conquest Hd, Nikon Hg , Kowa Genesis , Leupold Santium Bx-5 , Maven B2 and numerous others. My current pair which out performed all of those is the Allen Teton Ed Hd which were only $599. They have been my hunting binocular for the past 2 years. The Zero tech is a touch sharper, just as bright but what really got me was that colors just really pop with these. The case and and harness alone that come with them is very nice. The only negative I could find is the focus wheel is stiffer than my others but once used it loosens up a bit and has zero slop. They also focus quickly. Can tell you these are better than anything $500 and below and better than the binos I’ve tried in the $1k to $1,200 range. You could put the Zeiss or Swaro name on them and sell them for $1,500 and owners would brag on them. Better buy a pair while you can. I might just buy the remaining 4 pairs to stick back or give as Christmas gifts

Great glass, built like a tank and includes quality case and back straps.

It is very bright and clearer than my
Vortex crossfire bino's I have. They come with a chest pack that just holds the bino's and has a few small pockets.