8x32-ish whitetail bow hunting binos?

[Fish_monger]

I ditched my 10x42’s for some Maven 8x30’s. Plenty of magnification. Fantastic glass. Super easy to pack.

 

[BLJ]

Unlike the SBIIs the HD version is made in China and they dont get the same rave reviews.

Thanks.

 

[tracker12]

I have a pair of Zeiss Conquest 8x32 for whitetail. They work great and a light weight.

 

[mthayr]

They may be over your price range but the Kowa BD II 6.5x32mm are hard to beat in terms of value for the kind of hunting you're talking about, and the guys at Camera Land NY will most likely cut you a deal if you mention you're from Rokslide.

 

[jmsdad]

Sightron blue sky II. These are a great buy at $200. They keep cycling down to $99 through Adorama every month or so. Not the smallest 8x32, but one of the best till you start spending 3-4x the $$

Sightron SIIBL832 8x32 Binocular (Green) https://a.co/d/dPpplsD

Had a pair of the 6x30Leupold yosemites for the longest time. Just bought a pair of the Sightron earlier this year when they were on sale. Wished they made a 6x32 version. Would be perfect for the thick woods

 

[TheHammer]

I just grabbed a pair of 10x26 vanquish’s. For 101$. Don’t feel like lugging my 12x50s around or settling for the 7x of the range finder. Little guys fit in my jacket pocket, they are not even 8oz. Seems a few brands offer similar designs. Maybe open a few doors for you or others looking in, they also offer an 8x version.

 

[HuntNTag]

with the smaller sized binos for close up, I’ve used the diamondbacks in the 8x32 for years. Midwest hunting, small game, etc and they work great. This is coming from a guy that uses swaros 90% of the time. For the price you can’t beat them and you can toss them in your pack, etc and not feel bad about them.