roadrunner
WKR
Nobody has said it yet…..but if this friend just got into archery elk hunting last year, he really doesn’t need binoculars to go on a hunt.
The reality is the learning curve is so steep he’d be better off to save up some money and buy quality binoculars next year. Having $200 binoculars this year won’t impact the outcome of his hunt one way or the other this season. He can be successful (or not) with or without the binoculars.
So, if cheap binos aren't needed this year, why would "tikka" style binos be needed next year?
Quality binos have nothing to do with any kind of a learning curve...