Steiner Navigator - Review 2022

The Steiner Navigator 7×50 is a next-generation marine glass. It’s open-bridge design makes it good for one-handed use. An entry level pair at mid-range price, it features Steiner’s modular design to work with future accessories like rangefinders.

The Autofocus system delivers crystal-clear images from a distance of 20 m and beyond without requiring refocusing. This system works well with a 7x magnification to ensure a blur-free viewing experience. Easily identify buoys, bridge numbers, and birds.

The chassis features a wave-like rubber coating texture with water-repellent properties to guarantee a secure, non-slip grip.

Meant for making your navigation a lot safer, the Steiner Navigator 7×50 features an extended field of view. With a field of view of 128’ at 1,000 yds., you can enter harbors and other narrow environments safely.

Even in rough oceans and low-light settings, these binoculars offer stable images with good contrast and sharpness.

These binoculars also boast a rugged construction, being waterproof to a depth of 5 m. With a floating prism system, they can absorb shocks. They have also been purged with nitrogen to prevent fogging.

For a pair of marine binoculars, the Steiner Navigator 7×50 is quite heavy for some users. You might find it too bulky, especially for prolonged periods of use out on the waters.