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steadman
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This past month my father-in-law bought me a pair of the new monarch 3 binocs. They are nice, but I noticed that no matter what I did, the right side stayed fuzzy. I contacted Carrol Davis a sponser for Nikon here. I was told where to send them back to. They sent me a new pair today, and they are clear as a bell. I am looking forward to seeing how they perform in the mountains. I can't say enough good about the customer service! Absolutley no hoops to jump through, and very fast! Thanks Nikon!!!

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Hope you have better luck than I did with Nikon. I had 2 pairs of Mountaineers and sent them both back for a full refund.

Both models "collapsed" and wouldn't remain open for use. This resulted from normal bumping around and I dropped one pair 12". I now use Steiner...

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I have a pair of Nikon Monarchs that I absolutely love, they are clear and work well in low light conditions and have proved to hold up to a few bumps and drops thus far. Well worth the money!

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charles m
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I love mine.
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5 stars for my small Nikons. Bought them several years ago and couldn't be happier. Light weight and I can't see enough difference between them and Swaorskis or other million dollar binocs.

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5 stars for my small Nikons. Bought them several years ago and couldn't be happier. Light weight and I can't see enough difference between them and Swaorskis or other million dollar binocs.

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5 stars for my small Nikons. Bought them several years ago and couldn't be happier. Light weight and I can't see enough difference between them and Swaorskis or other million dollar binocs.

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I have a pair of Monarchs and absolutely love them!!!! No complaints at all.

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