Narrow IPD Binos in 10x or higher

[MountainFeral]

Has anyone out there in the "extremely narrow IPD" (interpupillary distance) crowd found a pair of 10x or higher binos that will close far enough to look through?
I currently have an old pair of Steiner 8x42s that barely work for me... as best as I can measure, my IPD is ~55mm. Even in 8x42, most companies list their IPD as 56mm and up. Most of my hunting doesn't necessitate a spotting scope, but I'd love to get a little more magnification than what I've got now.

 

[ChrisAU]

Zeiss is considerate of narrow eyed folks like us. A lot of theirs go down to 54. Kowa too I believe.

 

[ChrisAU]

My personal favorite all around Bino in any price range, the Zeiss SFL 10x40 goes down to 52.

 

[huntsman22]

Many porro's go narrower.....

 

[Fritz D]

Here ya go...
Meets your 10x requirement quite easily...

 

[MountainFeral]

Many porro's go narrower.....

Yeah, I've just started looking at that route. I'm really tempted to try something cheap like these: https://www.opticronusa.com/our-products/binoculars/adventurer-t-wp-binoculars/adventurer-t-wp-12x50
...but there's a good chance that will just make something nice cost me an extra $150.

 

[westsloper]

Interested in this as well. My wife has an IPD around 53mm. The Zeiss with the adjustment range down to 52mm is over our budget, and the only other option we often see recommended for narrow IPDs is the Leupold Yosemite and its clones - not bad for the price but not quite what we’re looking for.

 

[5MilesBack]

You can't get much closer than these. Zeiss TL 10x25's. I've started carrying these for archery elk because they're so light and small.

 

[dreamingWest]

I consider my IPD very narrow and the Swaro SLC 10x42 works fine.