Gold54bs
Lil-Rokslider
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Always nice to have some 8x around for shed hunting, can cover a lot more ground quickly with your eyes
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I’m a huge 7x guy…so naturally I prefer 8x over 10x
However, when trying to find something that is difficult to see, 10x makes a huge difference
so I own both
good example is hidden game over a mile away or Messier objects when looking at the night sky. Some don’t even show in 7/8x
hey thanks manThanks so much, this is the best review by far that I have found for these binos.
I currently hunt out west and carry a pair of Zeiss 8x42 Ht's as my primary and have been considering a lighter more compact pair. I was considering a pair of 8x32 terra ED's until I spent some time at the Cabela's counter looking through a pair. Maybe I'm just spoiled with my HT's, but I really just didn't care for them.
What about the conquest 8x32's? I can't get my hands on a pair to try in person, I'm guessing they are somewhere in between?
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While I really enjoyed these 8x32 SF's.. I am absolutely in love with the Swarovski 10x32 NL's. Anyone considering an alpha 32 should try both the SF's and the NL's before deciding.
Thank you for your efforts Robby, and the entire team at Rokslide! Been watching and loving your video reviews for years and once again, as usual, they are always THE BEST!
Keep up the good work. Now I gotta get back to work so I can buy some 8x32 SF's. And yes, it is just simply "a thing" that people are either 8x people or 10x people.... Ford/Chevy potato poetahtoe. Plus 1 for 8x!
I already own the SF 10x42 and love them but I'm looking to get a second/smaller pair. What are your thoughts on me adding the SF 8x42 to my collection? Worth it or not?
I already own the SF 10x42 and love them but I'm looking to get a second/smaller pair. What are your thoughts on me adding the SF 8x42 to my collection? Worth it or not?
My apologies, I meant to say 8x32. That way they are smaller and lighter for walking or sitting in a stand.
Robby,
Great review! I am and have been looking at these for awhile, but have always been a 10x and wanting to try to go with 8's for the many reasons you and others list. I am mostly hunting mule deer in idaho in high country terrain or some quaky patched stuff mid elevation as a background. With 8x do you see a big disadvantage vs 10x in glassing this type of country at around a mile or so?
8x32 would be a perfect addition imho. Just sayin. . I like 8x42 for everything. I use some ten year old Leica black leather 8x42s that weigh less than most at 26oz. They work great for me. I don’t like the higher mag for long glassing sessions because I am sensitive to eye strain. Or maybe I’m just sensitiveMy apologies, I meant to say 8x32. That way they are smaller and lighter for walking or sitting in a stand.
Thanks for the input! I’m not a hard sell on these but just need some convincing that I won’t be missing out!8x32 would be a perfect addition imho. Just sayin. . I like 8x42 for everything. I use some ten year old Leica black leather 8x42s that weigh less than most at 26oz. They work great for me. I don’t like the higher mag for long glassing sessions because I am sensitive to eye strain. Or maybe I’m just sensitive