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<blockquote data-quote="cbeard" data-source="post: 1902864" data-attributes="member: 3864">I got mine from Outdoorsmans two days ago. I will be selling my EL 10x42s. All the over-the-top reviews are right on about the NLs.The ergonomics are a game-changer. They are lighter and simply feel like an extension of your hand. For that reason, I can hold them much more steady than my 10x ELs. The field of view is incredible even with the 12x. Another game-changer.Finally, the contrast and edge-to-edge clarity are definitely a step up from the ELs, though not by leaps and bounds. Be sure and follow the instructions on getting the proper diopter setting. It’s not intuitive but it works. Also, find the right eyecup setting for your eyes. These are both key to getting the most out these binoculars. All in all, the NLs have to be experienced to be believed. If you try them, you will figure out a way to buy them. They are truly revolutionary</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbeard, post: 1902864, member: 3864"] I got mine from Outdoorsmans two days ago. I will be selling my EL 10x42s. All the over-the-top reviews are right on about the NLs.The ergonomics are a game-changer. They are lighter and simply feel like an extension of your hand. For that reason, I can hold them much more steady than my 10x ELs. The field of view is incredible even with the 12x. Another game-changer. Finally, the contrast and edge-to-edge clarity are definitely a step up from the ELs, though not by leaps and bounds. Be sure and follow the instructions on getting the proper diopter setting. It’s not intuitive but it works. Also, find the right eyecup setting for your eyes. These are both key to getting the most out these binoculars. All in all, the NLs have to be experienced to be believed. If you try them, you will figure out a way to buy them. They are truly revolutionary [/QUOTE]

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