First Quality Binoculars

[86indy]

PGohil I know you found binos..but if anyone is looking for 10x42 Geovid Rs shoot me a pm I have a pair Im going to post up with marsupial harness and possibly a sparrow tripod mount.


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[BrotherMovesOn]

if you don't need the RF function I would also look at the what about Tract?

Morning all,

I am looking for recommendations for a quality binocular. Iven been using the low end vortex type for years and years. They do well, but I feel like I'm missing a lot when glassing at distance. especially in the shadows. I have 2 big hunts this year and want to get mid to upper tier set that will do well and last for a long time . I thinking in the $1000-$1500 range.

10x42 is my preferred size. I dont need to be able to score an elk at 600 yards, but id like to be able to tell the difference between cows and bulls.

thank you

P Gohil
WV

Tract Toric?

 

[BrotherMovesOn]

1500 will get you a used set of EL’s, If new is the requirement the monarch HG’s are fantastic for the money and refurbished can be bought 600.00 range. Mepota meostars should be on the list as well.

Why are the Monarchs so good?

 

[WRO]

Why are the Monarchs so good?

There’s a review of them on here that @mattcashel did. For the money I don’t think there’s a set that compares.

Review: Nikon Monarch HG 10X42 - Rokslide

Nikon Monarch HG 10X42 Review by Matt Cashell, Rokslide Prostaff Through Rokslide, I have had some great opportunities to look at new optics and how they suit mountain hunters. I have had the chance to check out entry-level binoculars in the $200-$500 range, mid-priced in the $600 – $1200...

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