Leopold Yellowstone?

[kata2012]

Anyone try these out or know anything about them? My costco has them for $129 - seems like a good deal, but they are packaged up so I can't look at the glass.

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[ChrisAU]

You mean the Yosemite’s?

 

[kata2012]

You mean the Yosemite’s?

Nope, Yellowstone. Might be a Costco exclusive.

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[ChrisAU]

Well you learn something every day. Hmm. At that price, if that’s the budget, I’d give them a shot. Probably just a different BX-1. In that price range Vortex Crossfire is awful but Nikons are serviceable. I’ve found BX-4’s to be better than Meopta MeoPro’s, which have me taking Leupold more seriously these days. Those may be a peach, they may be bad. One way to find out? Doubt you’d lose much if you didn’t like them and wanted to move them on down the road.

 

[ChrisAU]

Heck the is that a full harness and lens pen? Seems like a perfect budget starter kit.

 

[kata2012]

Heck the is that a full harness and lens pen? Seems like a perfect budget starter kit.

Yes, it sure does. I found a someone who said they are the BX 2 lenses made specifically for costco. For the price I may have to go back today and pick up a pair to try out. The specs are below for reference.

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[gr8fuldoug]

I'd suggest the Athlon Talos 10x42 as we've tested them out and they are a respectable optic

 

[kata2012]

I'd suggest the Athlon Talos 10x42 as we've tested them out and they are a respectable optic

Thank you, I'll look into those!

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[BRTreedogs]

Doesn't Costco have an excellent return policy?

 

[@MBH]

My Costco has a similar pair (Ranier 10x42) similar package includes a knife as well, but the Binos weigh three pounds and the price is $179.99.