What do you get when you cross the
Nikon 10x25 Prostaff compact binocular with an environmentally conscious marketing and engineering? You get the
Nikon 10x25 Ecobin, which I just tested and really enjoyed. The
Nikon Ecobin binocular is basically a Nikon Prostaff 10x25 in terms of optics and design and that is a good thing. Optics on the Nikon Prostaff binocular are as good as it gets for your
compact binocular dollar. To turn the Nikon 10x25 Prostaff into a Nikon 10x25 Ecobin, you use lead and arsenic free Eco glass, instead of the standard optical glass used in the optics of the Prostaff, then cover the binocular with non-chloride rubber instead of the standard black rubber on the Prostaff and package it all in a %100 natural and fully biodegradable carrying case and strap made from wood pulp which replaces the standard black nylon case of the Prostaff. Well-done, Nikon.