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Camera land is great to deal with and will match price. Zeiss conquest for 699.0 is a no brainer
Would have to agree.
$750.00 for demo 10×42 Leica Trinavids. Great glass!
If you buy them currently at their 75th anniversary sale you absolutely won't regret it. Nothing can beat their glass.I'm a huge Zeiss fan and Swarovski is also a great choice.
If you decide to got a little cheaper you get a huge value in Minox and their high end stuff is pretty darn good. I have a pair of 15x56 Minox binoculars that are startlingly clear for the money.
Most of my binoculars are Zeiss though and although all the truly high end optics stuff is very good, it's really what your particular eyes like. I always found the color resolution in Swarovski to be a bit off and kind of yellowish. That may be better in their newer offerings and, of course, that is totally subjective.
The Zeiss binoculars have great color resolution and for my old eyes that is critical in picking out game from backgrounds that may be the about the same color especially in low light.
I hadn't heard of the Swarovski NL Pure line but here's a review. They're a bit out of my price range....
Swarovski NL Pure 10x42 Binoculars Review
The optics experts review the top optics and best accessories available, at various price points, from all major manufacturers. The reviews cover all aspects of the items including their accessories. From the most expensive to the most moderate priced items. What you get and what you should expect.www.optics4birding.com
I did the same. Went from Pentex to Leupold, and finally decided to spend the money once. Drove a couple hours to Cabelas, compared everything they had. They were nice enough to let me take them all outside, with an escort of course. I bought Leica Ultravids and have never regretted it.
Look at the Sig 3000 bdx range finder binoculars mine are 10x42 3 years old and well used , still crystal clear. Reflective range 3200 yards I've ranged elk at 1400 and coyotes at 1100 yards . If you are a veteran you can get them under 1000$ . Absolutely love them
I can second this. I have the B.6 in 12x50, they're great. If you're wanting 10x I'd go with the b1.2, they're more compact, about 4 oz lighter, and a little cheaper
I can second this. I have the B.6 12x50, they're great. If you're wanting 10x I'd go with the 1.2, they're more compact, about 4 oz lighter, and a little cheaper
