Customer Reviews for Sig Sauer - Zulu6 HDX OIS 12x42mm Roof Prism Image Stabilization Binoculars - Matte Black
Customer Rating
4
Pepsi challenge
on June 23, 2026
Posted by: Jason P
Okay I told you that we are doing the 16x to 20x comparison. Both are great. If you want a bit more range, then get the 20x. For say 1000 yards, the 16x are pretty good. For short range the 20x may be a bit narrow field of vision. We will try them on a monopot later and let yall know how that works. We did tnot try the PRO model with the double battery. The batter is a bit difficult to get into the chamber, but it is a AA, so easy and cheap to replace. It has auto off feature for when my wife leaves it on. I give both like 4.5/5. The only 2 things that hurts this product...the focus is tough to get used to with small hands. It is on the front top of the lens. Using you weak fingers to adjust it can take some practice. The other issue is that it comes with a cheap case, which is fine. We prefer chest cases for active pursuit and quick access. We will find a brand that is longer/deeper than normal to fit. Overall, both 16x and 20x are great. These will likely replace all our Vortex long range binoculars.
The Sig Zulu6 20x42 are a game changer for spotting game. They slow everything down when activated and they use a common AA battery that lasts 30 hours or so. I prefer the 42 MM over the 50 MM version as they are lighter and only use 1 battery.
These change everything. I winder why I didnt buy them before! Great glass and the ability to hold steady at 20X with my hands with no tripod is amazing. I'd take thes eover a high end pair of equivalent power glass any day any time Try them and you'll have to have them. At the range - no tripod required, faster target acquisition and analysis while hunting
Brilliant technologhy available to all. These are incredible, remarkable, darn near miraculous. The tool itself is of the highest quality. Even without the stabilizing tech, this is a quality optic. Now, add in the stabilizing technology and you've got a grin making tool in the quiver for whatever you need--bird watching , looking at boats, shore line investigtions, are all crisp as possible and just steady-eddy in the frame, with plenty of light (even at 42MM). We watched two ducks swim and dive, then take off, and then tracked both through the air, all from a boat on a very wavey lake on a windy day. So impressive. Thank you to Sig Sauer for making such a quality piece of equipment.