Carson Hawk Kid’s Binoculars

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October 30th, 2010 by Aldouspi

Lightweight, durable binoculars for children
30mm objective lens provides 5x magnification
Roof prism lens design
Includes pouch, strap, and lens cloth
One year warranty

The HU-530 Hawk from Carson Optical is an ultra deluxe, 5x 30mm Binocular. This Kid’s Binocular is durable and lightweight. It will aid your child in exploring the world around them. The Hawk is great for outdoor events, sports, birdwatching & camping!The Carson Hawk Kid’s Binoculars cultivates a child’s natural curiosity about the world around them. The 30mm objective lens provides 5x power magnification, perfect for outdoor sporting events, bird watching, and camping. It is durable and light e

Rating: (out of 10 reviews)

List Price: $ 18.00

Price: $ 10.99

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5 Responses

Montgomery Scott writes:
October 30th, 20106:22 amat

Review by Montgomery Scott for Carson Hawk Kid’s Binoculars
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My 3 year old son really wanted a pair of his own binoculars. I wanted to get him something that looked just like an adult pair, but was a little more durable and less expensive. I also wanted ones with decent magnification (nothing that was obviously just a toy). These binoculars fit the bill quite well. They cost about the same as a toy, but have 5x magnification, glass lenses, and look real.

They are reasonably sturdy, and can take being dropped quite well. My only real complaint is that the lenses seem to not be attached too well. My son was able to get the entire lense out of one eyepiece (glass and plastic shell), and the rubber cup off of the other. I will have to glue them back on to keep them from falling off.

Also, the case they come with is useless (thin nylon). I threw that out immediately.

But overall a good value, and I would buy them again.
Linda Papargiris writes:
October 30th, 20106:56 amat

Review by Linda Papargiris for Carson Hawk Kid’s Binoculars
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My niece and nephew enjoyed these realistic binoculars. Outer casing very comfortable to hold and visibility through the lens was great not grainy like the plastic lens. I was so happy to find them on Amazon and they shipped very quickly.
Richard I. Pietz writes:
October 30th, 20107:51 amat

Review by Richard I. Pietz for Carson Hawk Kid’s Binoculars
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This item was bought as a birthday gift for a seven year old grandson. The family likes being outdoors and does a lot of camping. The report received from his parents is that our grandson really likes the binoculars. They are lightweight and easy to use. I cannot report on their durability since he has had the binoculars only for a month so far.
Renee writes:
October 30th, 20107:53 amat

Review by Renee for Carson Hawk Kid’s Binoculars
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Very decent optics. Nice, rugged, simple design that makes it quite easy to use. Fun for kids of all ages who like to see and explore new things.
C Dawg writes:
October 30th, 20108:07 amat

Review by C Dawg for Carson Hawk Kid’s Binoculars
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Got these for my four year old and he’s already managed to break them. Thought these would be better than the other really cheap ones we previously got him, but alas they are not. In addition, they are really low powered not very good.