Product Review: Hawke Frontier EDX 10 x 25.

A Work Commenced July 27 2026

Preamble

ProductHawke Frontier EDX 10 x 25

Country of Origin: Designed in the UK, assembled in China

Chassis: Rubber armoured Magnesium Alloy chassis

Exit Pupil: 2.5mm

Eye Relief: 16mm

Field of View: 116m@1000m(6.6 angular degrees)

Close Focus: 0.95m measured

Dioptre Compensation: +\-4

ED Glass: Yes

Field Flattening Optics: No

Coatings: fully broadband multicoated, dielectric phase correction coating on prisms, hydrophobic coatings on outer lenses

Waterproof: Yes

Nitrogen Purged: Yes

Weight: 312g measured 

Accessories: Padded neck strap, rainguard, objective lens covers, lens cloth, soft pouch, hard carry case, instruction manual

Warranty: No Fault Lifetime warranty

Price(UK): £299.00

This is going to be a quick review: the Hawke Frontier EDX 10 x 25 turned out to be every bit as delightful as the 8 x 25. Like the lower power model, it shows no diffraction spikes when aimed at street lamps after dark, and no internal reflections.

The 10 x 25 has a larger AFOV than the 8 x model delivering a thoroughly enjoyable 6.6 degrees of true field. At 10x that’s really impressive. Compare that to the Zeiss Victory Pocket 10 x 25 which yields a mere 6.0 degrees in comparison. 


And just like I reported about the 8 x 25, the optics in the 10 x 25 are equally if not even more impressive! Tack sharp right the way across the almost flat(to my eye) field, excellent contrast and bright, true to life colours.

If I had to pick one though, it would undoubtedly be the 10 x 25. It’s just so out of the ordinary for a high powered pocket glass: very comfortable to use with or without glasses, a wide and unusually relaxed visual experience in a great, pocketable, folding design. The Hawke Frontier EDX 10 x 25 is arguably the best pocket binocular I’ve personally experienced, and that’s saying a lot!

Highly recommended!

De Fideli.