Pocket cruiser owners still need to see the same distances as small, medium and large boat owners, but if you want a pair of binoculars that will attach to your belt, the Plastimo Pocket binoculars could be the answer.

Product Overview

Plastimo 7x18 Pocket marine binoculars

Pros:

  • so small they fit in a jacket pocket, lightweight, easy to use

Cons:

  • not powerful enough to be a main set

Product:

Plastimo 7×18 Pocket marine binoculars review

Arriving in a simple cardboard box, the Plastimo Pocket marine binoculars come with a lightweight carry case and no lens protectors or eyepiece protectors.

Its individual eye adjustments are simple but effective and the rubber eye shells fold back easily for those who wear spectacles all the time.

The instructions are the same as the ones provided with the Admiral FX 7×50 and the Admiral RC 7×50.

And as a result, they are confusing, but in the grand scheme of things, that should be no bother for these simple binoculars.

However, as noted above, the Pocket binoculars are the only pair on this group test that positively do need the neck strap attached in order to float.

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They’re waterproof and filled with Nitrogen and come with a two-year warranty. But beware, they are very small.

Check carefully for photos that include a hand for scale to show how small they really are…

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Details

Length:85mm
Weight:160g
Materials:
Maximum magnification:7
Objective lens diameter:18
Waterproofing:1m (IPX7)
Warranty:2 year