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Zeiss Conquest HD Binoculars - Roof Prism
The Conquest® HD Binoculars are a revolution in design, ergonomics, and optics. Designed and built to German standards, they provide Zeiss performance at a surprising value. T* multicoating and dielectric prism coatings provide 90% light transmission for exceptional low-light performance, and the HD lens system produces vivid, crisp, natural colors. The unique LotuTec® protective coating gives a clear view in all weather. Conquest HD is covered by the Zeiss "No-Fault" guarantee—Zeiss will repair or replace them for the first 5 years if they are damaged during normal use. Conquest binoculars are waterproof, dustproof, and nitrogen-filled.
Designed and built to German standards
T* multicoating
Dielectric prism coatings
Exceptional low-light performance
HD lens system produces vivid, crisp, natural colors
LotuTec protective coating gives a clear view in all weather
Zeiss ''No-Fault'' guarantee
Waterproof
Dustproof
Nitrogen-filled
Web ID: 12050409005521
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
AngusHunter from
2.3 milesI poured over several pair of binoculars in Cabelas for quite some time before settling on the Zeiss Conquest HD. In addition to hunting, I used these bino's on a recent trip rounding up cattle in the mountains of southern Colorado. While glassing for remaining cattle, I spotted a small group headed up a ridge across the valley. Later I measured the distance on Google maps. It was 2.3 miles away. Not only did I see the cows, but could count them individually and distinguish the cows from yearling calves. Superb clarity, really easy to focus, and they stay focused. You have to twist the eye relief piece pretty hard to get it out to the third position, but once its there, its locked in good. Great set of binoculars. I would highly recommend. Compared them to a Vortex Fury and a Swaro EL that my brother and bro in-law had. Would still take the Zeiss.
Date published: 2019-11-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Browning3006 from
IncredibleI have been indecisive for a couple years about buying the zeiss conquest binos, I tried them a few times in the store. It all changed when the manager took me outside to give them a try and I bought them in a heart beat. I purchased the zeiss terra 10x48 not knowing at the time this was their entry level but yet they still were amazing for the price. After 7 years of owning the terras my eye sight began to drop drastically due to work and it was time to upgrade. Can’t be happier with the quality at such a low price compared to its competitors
Date published: 2019-05-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jtbaud from
Best Binos!I recently purchased these binoculars at Cabelas. I compared them to the Vortex Razor HD 10X42 binos. The Zeiss are much clearer. the Vortex were good but not near as clear as the Zeiss. The Zeiss feel more comfortable in your hands.They are a little heavier but that makes then steadier in windy conditions. I hunt in Utah and Montana so I needed glass that can see at long distance and during low light conditions. These are definately it. Great value as well.
Date published: 2019-04-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Mathews13 from
Awesome Clear GlassJust got back from a Elk hunt out west and these binos were awesome! I've never spent the money for good glass before and now I wish I would've sooner. I spotted bull elk and many sheds hundreds of yards out. Pairing them with a Badlands bino case made them incredible!
Date published: 2017-10-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
LifeLongBirder from
Superb in all respectsOutstanding optical performance and design. 10X magnification with depth and width of field comparable to Good 8X binoculars. Very fast focusing. This allows for very intuitive "Point & Shoot" characteristics (like 8X glasses) but with 10X detail. Excellent color rendering and low light performance and a very short minimum focusing distance. Great in canopy shade which has very light and very dark areas that can produce challenging backlit viewing. The best birding glasses I have ever looked through. I have always regarded 8X and 10X binoculars to be for different uses. These prove me wrong and will replace both of my old sets. Very eyeglass friendly. They are also relatively light and compact. They are expensive but you get what you pay for. If you can afford them you will won't sorry for buying these. My only criticism is that the eye caps are a little bit difficult to get on and off quickly. However, the caps are very securely tethered and they won't fall off unnoticed in the woods. These are heirloom quality and should last for a very long time. I am extremely pleased with this purchase. If you need/use binoculars often, bite the bullet and spend the money. I wish I had done so years ago.
Date published: 2016-11-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Ctrucks37 from
Awesome binoculars!The binoculars are the best I've personally used! Very clear and crisp. I'm very happy with my purchase.
Date published: 2015-11-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
lsan from
Zeiss BinocularsBought these binoculars to go elk hunting in Colorado. Glass is very clear even in low light conditions. Would recommend them highly for the price paid. Would recommend Zeiss put better lens caps on them though as they do not stay in place.
Date published: 2015-10-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
HunterNet from
A view of heavenMy 65 year old eyes are not the best any more. I decided to demand a pair of binoculars which would be at least as good as my eyes. These Zeiss 15X56 fill the bill. On a clear night I can see all the sparkling jewels in the Hercules globular cluster. I can clearly see the foggy pool of Andromeda as it creeps up on the Milky Way. My 200 power telescopes are not as shaky as my grip on the binoculars, but so far I have not seen anything with my 11 inch Schmidt which can't be seen with the Zeiss. Recommendation: demand good optics.
Can they be attached to a tripod? Do you have the accessories for this?
Asked by: Aiken
Thank you for the question, the accessory you would need to attach the binoculars to a tripod is Zeiss Part # 528388-0000-000. Unfortunately at this time we don’t carry this particular item.
Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist13
Date published: 2018-05-23
What is number 1 Zeiss bibocular
Asked by: Barbie June
We sell more Terra Ed 10X42's than anything but the Conquest HD 10X42 is a close second.
Answered by: ZEISS-PRO
Date published: 2019-02-14
Where are these assembled?
German lens?
Asked by: Buckhunter
Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, country of origin is Germany.
