7x50 binos what would buy
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So...umm yea. Odd post.
What do you want to do with said binos; bird watch, wide field of view, marine use, etc? Do you have a price range?
That will help get some responses to your question.
My suggestion for a great all around pair of 7x50's is this:
Vortex Optics - Hurricane 7x50
They can be found for under $300, great warranty and a reputable company.
Matt
What do you want to do with said binos; bird watch, wide field of view, marine use, etc? Do you have a price range?
That will help get some responses to your question.
My suggestion for a great all around pair of 7x50's is this:
Vortex Optics - Hurricane 7x50
They can be found for under $300, great warranty and a reputable company.
Matt
I use binoculars almost every day of the year. Have tried so many I cannot count them. My conclusions are that I now use only 10x. I have larger and smaller ones but all 10x. Don't need more and no use for less. Jmo
If you're dead set on 7x50's I'd look for a pair of Zeiss classics, better yet just get a pair of those in 10x40 and be done with it.
Fuck 10x. Too small of a FOV, too small of an exit pupil, and too much vibration. JMO of course.
I'm a 7x or 8x guy religiously, although I like a 42mm objective better. It opens up a lot more choices in the more compact roof prism design.
Here's some light reading for you
Binoculars rankings - 7x50 - allbinos.com
Binoculars - allbinos.com
I'm a 7x or 8x guy religiously, although I like a 42mm objective better. It opens up a lot more choices in the more compact roof prism design.
Here's some light reading for you
Binoculars rankings - 7x50 - allbinos.com
Binoculars - allbinos.com
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Swarovski 8x50 slc... heavy but I can see well into twilight and with a cloudless night you can still detect animals moving around pretty well. Opens up the night sky in light polluted areas better than anything I have tried yet.
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