What he said. Buy once cry once.
What he said. Buy once cry once.
"Steiner" I have a pair that I have had for a number of years.
Not cheap but you can't beat quality glass.
Not cheap but you can't beat quality glass.
One word: VORTEX!
I’ve been using Zeiss Conquest 12x45 binos for about 15 years and am very happy with them. There are probably better and cheaper, but these still work fine for me.
I'm going to 4th or 5th the Vortex. Also can't go wrong with the Leupold. Both great product for the price and great customer service. As a few others said, buy as expensive as you can afford. I have a 20 year old pair of 10x42 Bushnell's that have always been good to me and have no complaints. At that time they were about $400.ust not a glass snob. but i haven't been hunting Elk or Mulies either.
I'm not going to give a brand for recommendation.
I was looking to replace some binocs that I had since the early 70's I'd bought in a PX overseas.
Everybody has different vision. The auto focus or the one eye focus cannot correct every vision issue.
I went to a cabelas, told them my $$ amount I was willing to spend and ask them to put several on the counter to view.
It was obvious which was the best selection and I paid the price.
DO NOT look for optics of any kind for value, look for the best optic.
I was looking to replace some binocs that I had since the early 70's I'd bought in a PX overseas.
Everybody has different vision. The auto focus or the one eye focus cannot correct every vision issue.
I went to a cabelas, told them my $$ amount I was willing to spend and ask them to put several on the counter to view.
It was obvious which was the best selection and I paid the price.
DO NOT look for optics of any kind for value, look for the best optic.
I have a Polaris monocular and it is excellent. It even comes with a little tripod to mount on something to bird watch and such. I used to use it to meter read. It is very clear and the range is great. Cost about $70 on Amazon.
