Do these come with a strap that attaches to the binoculars? The other answers seem to suggest that there's a strap on a case. THANKS TO ALL WHO REPLIED. I HAVE MY ANSWER; NO FURTHER RESPONSES NEEDED. Do these come with a strap that attaches to the binoculars? The other answers seem to suggest that there's a strap on a case. THANKS TO ALL WHO REPLIED. I HAVE MY ANSWER; NO FURTHER... » Read More Do these come with a strap that attaches to the binoculars? The other answers seem to suggest that there's a strap on a case. THANKS TO ALL WHO REPLIED. I HAVE MY ANSWER; NO FURTHER RESPONSES NEEDED. « Show Less
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Yes, a strap came with the binoculars. I also needlessly purchased a separate strap based on your recommendation and the assumption that one was not included.
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Hi Gary, YES it does, it also have lens covers, the Clarity of this binoculars IS EXELLENT!!!!! and you can focus really really well, I am pleasantly surprized by this binocular. I took the Camo one but the strap and the case was black
1078307
I don't know of any binoculars that are comfortable with eyeglasses. I take mine off when using binoculars. If you hold the binoculars to your glasses, you reduce your field of view to a peephole. You don't need glasses as the binoculars can be adjusted for clear focus.
940752
They have a nylon loop that threads through itself to attach to the ring or metal/plastic attachment point on your binoculars. I use mine to hold a large Nikon DSLR and long zoom lens without any problem. You may need someone to help adjust the straps for your use.
2221700
Yes, it comes with a soft cloth case and strap as well as lens covers. The case works OK, but the lens covers are on the "loose" side. I am quite pleased with the binoculars for the price we paid...
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It comes in a semi hard sturdy case probably a thick cardboard wrapped in cloth. Enclosed in the case is a chest harness with clips and a neck harness. They are both comfortable. The case is about the size of one of those oversized bricks someone would use to line a garden with. The binoculars are very compact when folded together like a solid piece vs spread wide open so all in all they should pack safely unless somebody seriously abuses whatever you pack them in.
1489795
No, I didn't receive a hard case with these binoculars. They are premium value for the money. The clarity is excellent!
249224
The binoculars come with a very nice padded strap. Also a case with a zippered net pocket inside, a lens cloth and cap covers.
782462
Unfortunately, they do not have any way to attach them to safe keep them. I simply take them off prior to hitting the field and leave them in my vehicle or pockets. They lens covers are attached and simply flip down out of the way...but in all honesty there a pain, because they do on occasion get in the way, especially while bird watching. If you are using a harness strap, you'll find they keep the binoculars tight against the chest. Which will protect both the eye and lens. I do carry a $10 lens pen for emergency cleaning while in the field. Hopefully, this will help you.
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I dont wanna be a negative Nelly here but these binoculars are not very clear or sharp at all.Maybe I just got a bum pair or something but I sent them back yesterday.Going with a different pair.So,to your question I would have to say NO from my experience.Good Luck.
778379
Oh, I forgot the binoculars soft case that also has a strap. Sorry I did not post earlier.
429858
As long as those binoculars have places for a neckstrap to attach to there would be no problem. The harness comes with loops that attach to these and then the harness attaches to the loops. It works great! The weight of the binoculars is distributed more evenly across the shoulders and back leaving your hands free.
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Yes, it has both a case and lens covers. The covers for the large end attach to the straps, but they aren't made very well and they are easily lost due to their design. It is best NOT to attach them to the straps and just put them in your pocket or in the case. These are otherwise an outstanding set of binoculars and I highly recommend them.
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The lens cap issue is mainly a nuisance and I hope Nikon remedies this problem in the future on this model. The binoculars are awesome, however. If you plan on hiking with the lens cap holder on the binoculars, it will fall off and be lost. I'd use a rubber band to hold the cap unit in place. Both eye piece caps are mounted together, so they are attached as one unit.
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I have not had the chance to use mine much, but from experience with other equipment I would suggest keeping them in the case just for transport and storage. Once you get where you'll be using them frequently, consider using a binocular harness. I have had one I use for my camera and I just ordered this one for my binoculars: Nikon 6121 Prostaff Bino Harness If you replace the neck strap with a harness, it allows you to have it within reach while otherwise being hands-free, takes the strain off the neck and the lens caps can be kept on until needed and stay attached to the harness to prevent loss. Hope that helps.
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Unfortunately, the binoculars do not come with a native attachment point that can be used with a tripod or a monopod. A quick Google search reveals that the Orion Mounting Bracket could be used to hold the binoculars... admittedly, I have not used such bracket and therefore cannot testify to its usefulness.
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Yes, it comes with a case and included -- but there is no strap on the case to put over your shoulder. You can use the strap on the binoculars itself as the shoulder strap.