Bino help?

[snowymtnwolf]

I’ll be honest. I have NL pure but the first year I bought a pair of vortex UHD that I shared with Dad and also had the NL Pure. I was very impressed with the Vortex UHD and didn’t really want to sell them because they were so good.


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[SkinnyDoc44]

Maven 12x50. Light, clear, and will save you a few hundred for other gear. If not, Sig Sauer with the range finder. I use those. They are heavy. I have a lot of optics. Big three, Vortex, Meopta, etc. For the money, Maven.

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[orangeblu]

Curious why you are saying 'they are not bad'. I have the 8x42 NL Pure and they are the best binoculars i have ever looked through. Im actually looking to purchase a second set in 10x42 for those longer distance glassing days

When I mean not bad, I mean the 10x42 NL has more detail and more FOV, image from 10x42 NL was more stable, and I like it all rounder.

 

[mountainmystic1]

When I mean not bad, I mean the 10x42 NL has more detail and more FOV, image from 10x42 NL was more stable, and I like it all rounder.

Great to hear all of the these aspects. I plan to pick up a set of 10x in the near future.

 

[gr8fuldoug]

It's our pleasure, as a long standing supporting vendor here, to discuss the different available options and special opportunities with you. Please give a call, 516-217-1000, when you have the time. Thanks

 

[orangeblu]

Great to hear all of the these aspects. I plan to pick up a set of 10x in the near future.

I highly recommend and you'd be glad you did.

 

[Nicaburns]

It's our pleasure, as a long standing supporting vendor here, to discuss the different available options and special opportunities with you. Please give a call, 516-217-1000, when you have the time. Thanks

Call Doug! You won’t regret it… he and his team will be a tremendous help in answering questions and won’t try to just “sell you” on something you don’t want or need.
If you are new to quality binos, you are going to experience more hand shake in the 12x (as well as more weight) thank you are used to. Many find that 10x is the best option for someone with one primary pair.

 

[IdahoBeav]

Can you recommend where to shop?


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The Rokslide classifieds forum, FB Marketplace, and Craigslist are where I have seen the best deals and had the best luck.

 

[bigbassfish]

Not sure I saw this mentioned yet but I would for sure go for higher quality 10s over 12s. I much prefer 10s for the stability free hand, I feel like I can see better with 10 over 12 free hand just because of how much more steady they appear to be. If i were doing a lot of glassing from a tripod, 12s may work out great.