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Celestron 25x100 SkyMaster Multi Coated Binocular 71016 For the best deal on the CELESTRON 71017, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the 71017 (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales.
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CELESTRON 71017
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Reviews by Users
15 Sep 2008



Great for bird, nature watching, marine life viewing and night sky viewing.
I read the reviews here and learned a lot. Thanks. So far so good. These are heavy as warned. You need to brace yourself against something to hold still and, or support the heavy base on something like a post or rock. I don't care though. I can see so much more now and I can identify so much more. I'm having a ball. I use the no-fog cloths on the lenses (sold separately). I do think this helps cut down the moisture on the lenses at the coast and the frequent cleaning of the lenses keeps the pict...
–Reviewerfrom Amazon.com
22 Feb 2008



The best binoculars I have ever owned!
These 25x100 SkyMaster beauties are amazing. Once these are mounted on a sturdy tripod (good luck finding one) you are in for a treat! Nicely portable I brought these out to get great views of the most recent lunar eclipse and the Ooohhh's and Aaahhh's I heard from the students, parents and faculty during an elementary school star party, I was very pleased.
I had compared these to more expensive binoculars and these blew them away in clarity, colimation and view. Comparing the SkyMasters t...
–Terry Mackfrom Amazon.com
12 Sep 2007



The most bang for the buck!
I finally got to test these the other evening under a dark, moonless sky on the Washington coast and was not disappointed. True, the mounting is not exactly adeqaute for the sheer size of these binoculars but they still work if you're careful and have a steady tripod. Some highlights from my viewing: M81 and M82 (both galaxies fit nicely in the f-o-v), M31 stretched across the entire f-o-v, Sagittarius was a treasure trove of deep-sky objects (especially the Lagoon and Trifid Nebula), and last b...
–oc9399from Amazon.com