bowhiker88
WKR
I am in the market for a set of binos as the title says which would ideally replace the Maven 9x45s I currently use as my main pair in the field. I am aware of prior threads with similar requests for input, etc. but...but a lot has been released since some of the more information filled threads were created so I thought this thread would be helpful to myself and others in my same position.
I would like to hear an updated opinion or recommendation on a premium pair of binoculars that could replace the mavens I currently own. Interested in hearing from members whom have had time in the field with their recommendation.
Thank you in advance. and if you are interested in a set of 9 B2s feel free to PM me.
What I don't like about the B2 9x45s that I own
1. Eye cups do not stay in place (Not a B2 issue per se).
2. Eye cup outer rubber part came unglued at one point
3. Weight and length. A solid set of 10x42s (the comp here) should/can be under 30oz
4. Focus point. Seemed to be a small window where that knob is in a position which is focused for my eyes. Slight movement of the knob and I am out of focus.
Brands less familiar to me but on my radar:
-Leica
-Swaro
-Kowa
-GPO
-Meopta
I would like to hear an updated opinion or recommendation on a premium pair of binoculars that could replace the mavens I currently own. Interested in hearing from members whom have had time in the field with their recommendation.
Thank you in advance. and if you are interested in a set of 9 B2s feel free to PM me.
What I don't like about the B2 9x45s that I own
1. Eye cups do not stay in place (Not a B2 issue per se).
2. Eye cup outer rubber part came unglued at one point
3. Weight and length. A solid set of 10x42s (the comp here) should/can be under 30oz
4. Focus point. Seemed to be a small window where that knob is in a position which is focused for my eyes. Slight movement of the knob and I am out of focus.
Brands less familiar to me but on my radar:
-Leica
-Swaro
-Kowa
-GPO
-Meopta