khankaHard Travel Case for Olympus Trooper 10x50 DPS/Bushnell PowerView Binoculars

Recently, I bought a pair of Sig Sauer Zulu9 9x45's on clearance. Although the included case was nice, it isn't a hard case. I wanted something sturdier to protect my binoculars so I can have them for life. I came across the online reviews here and decided to purchase this Khanka binoculars case. Wow, what a nice case at a great price! It's nice, attractive, and compact. The ballistic nylon has a nice, strong feel and protects the binoculars well. It includes a high-quality, thick strap with nice metal attachments. Also, the case feels very light, even though it's strong. I love having it, and it fits my binoculars perfectly. I highly recommend this amazing case!

My Nikon 10X50 binocs fit in with room to spare. Good quality and price.

I'm very pleased with this case. It fits my Nikon 8248 ACULON A211 10x50 binocular perfectly, is easy to open and close, and provides good protection from the elements and from shocks, as in dropping it down a flight of stairs. (Yes, I did this and the binocular survived just fine.)The price seems reasonable, very good in fact, for such a well-made case.

Is a tad small for my full-size Nikon 50mms. With lens covers removed, it's a tight fit. Have to squeeze it closed as well, but it makes it. Not sure zipper will hold up to the extra tension over time, but for the price will give it a go! It is sturdy and provides good protection.

I needed a hard case for a pair of 10 x 50 mm Selsi binoculars. I read the reviews and measured my binoculars. The fit is perfect. It has an internal "strap" that keeps the case from opening completely (as thus dropping the binoculars and a separate shoulder strap. It is hard enough to perform some protection from external bumps, dings, and other traumas. I recommend this case for a standard-sized 7x50 or 10 x 50 binocular.