Eyeskey Universal 50mm Roof Prism Binoculars Case, Best Choice for Your Valuable Binoculars, Convenient and Stylish

I needed a case for Bausch and Lomb model 28-1043, 10-42 binoculars. I struggled with whether to buy this case (designated for 50mm) or the smaller one, also from Eyeskey (designated for 42mm). I tried to find what others chose for this B&L model but found nothing. After reading many reviews of both case sizes (as well as some for competitors’ products), I decided to buy this larger size. Glad I did: it is a perfect fit. It’s not as big as I expected, so it doesn’t look or feel cumbersome. It is cushioned, which snugly protects the binoculars, but not so tight that removing them is difficult. There’s room for lens covers; in the smaller version they would not have fit because they add slightly to width and height storage requirements. My binoculars, with covers in place, are recessed in the case less than 3/8-inch. The fabric is sturdy, the buckle snaps securely. The adjustable strap and swivel snaphooks seem well made. The case also has a belt/strap “loop” on the back; I don’t recall seeing that feature in the description or photos, but it might be important for some users. I’m very happy with this product.

Perfect fit for my Vortex 10 x 42 Triumph binoculars. I like the buckled flap rather than Velcro. Well-made and reasonably priced.

I purchased this for my binoculars but it is so well made I now use it for my cameras. My pro cam, Canon, Selfie stick, extra battery’s and charger all fit in this easy to carry bag I ans is surprised how well it is made for something that cost so little. Would recommend this for a number of carry a long items. Lots of room.

I can carry everything I need in one case.

This case is nowhere near big enough for 50mm binoculars. Might fit 8x42 size. I have standard size Redfield 10 x 50 binoculars and this case does not even come close to fitting them-Also have a pair of Simmons Redline 10 x 50's and both pairs are 7 x 7 x 2.5 inches when folded up- Both pairs are porro prism, so that might be the problem-these are probably for roof prism binoculars. Wish that was mentioned in the add. There is another add for this case that has choices based on the type of binoculars as well as the size!! The case I received is about 1.5 inches too narrow- The case seems to be well made-just too small for me!!