Sig Sauer ZULU6 HDX 16x42mm Image Stabilized Binocular

They work better than expected.

Love em

Used these for an Aoudad hunt and they were perfect. Great if you need to glass a lot but are on the move. Not sure I'd use them if I was planning on sitting a point all day glassing for muleys but definitely have their use. I love having stable 16x magnification with just a single hand.

Simply Amazing!

After consulting with Cody I went with the 16’s instead of the 12’s as they are the same size and weight and have the same field of view. Currently testing them out on an AZ OTC bowhunt for deer. I absolutely love these stabilized binos. I haven’t even broke out my tripod mounted Lieca 15’s or my Swaro spotter as these have proven very effective for spotting Coues deer even over a mile away. Pros: 1. Lightweight 2. Small size for a pair of stabilized binoculars. 3. Can handhold with one hand when stabilization mode is on. 4, Convenient to use to glass from truck/UTV/hiking even with motor running as you don’t have to stop and get out all the time to set-up your tripod/glass, 5. Uses a AA battery as opposed to some specialty battery. 6. Easy to replace the battery in the field no tools required. Cons: 1. Green stabilized mode times out after 10 minutes so every 10 minutes you have to cycle the on lever again. 3. Not a fan of the amber target mode. Feels like you’re on a boat when first engaged and I’m not sure what it actually does. I didn’t use it as I can’t tell any difference. If you cycle the lever when in the green scan mode in an attempt to continue your glassing session it switches to the amber target mode requiring you to cycle the on/off lever again to get back to another 10 minute session of scan mode. 4. If your battery dies your SOL as the glass becomes unusable. Ask me how I know. The off brand battery that comes with the binoculars lasted me 6 days on my hunt with continuous use. 5. If you jump an animal you have to find the lever to turn on the stabilization if not engaged and the lever is somewhat small.