Best binocular for under 0.00

There is no "best", just a range of top choices. Any of the above are excellent choices.

[quote="Sask"]What would be the best 10x42 bin for hunting (primarily) and general usage? Lots of open fields and prairie which could have coolies and bush. It would also be used in the winter. Thanks in advance.[/quote]

Hi

I second the motion on the [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/pentax-10x43-dcf-sp.html]Pentax DCF SP 10x43[/url] - it's my top pick at this price, but also good are the [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/bushnell-elite-e2-binoculars-620142.html]Bushnell E-2[/url]

Sorry, I should have said 10x42. My mistake.

Not to change your mind but a 50mm objective is going to add a lot of weight to the [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/binoculars.html]binoculars[/url].

A good set of 42-43MM with quality lenses would work just fine. Since your looking at using them in winter (rain/Snow) I would lean to a quality roof prism. At $600 you should get your self into some pretty good glass.

My suggestions would be

I know it's $50 over your budget but these are my favorite nocs under the $800 range.
http://www.opticsplanet.com/pentax-10x43-dcf-sp.html

also:
http://www.opticsplanet.com/kowa-10x42-roof-prism-binoculars-waterproof.html

I have a pair of these and they are better glass then my friends [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/pentax-brand.html]Pentax[/url] SP's nicer then my [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/weaver-brand.html]Weaver[/url] Grand Slams BUT they are "poro" or traditional "dog leg shaped" they are considered "waterproof" and I have had my in the rain and they have been fine BUT a poro is not as waterproof as a roof. Finally if you wear glasses (I don't yet) they don't have the best eye relief but the glass is very very very nice close to my [url=http://www.opticsplanet.com/swarovski-brand.html]Swarovski[/url] (not quite there) but great glass
http://www.opticsplanet.com/swift-8-5x44mm-bwcf-audubon-waterproof-ed-binoculars.html
I know they are not 10x but the 8.5 in my opinion is the perfect power since you gain a little and they are still easy to hold steady.

Hope that gives some options

AC

What would be the best 10x50 bin for hunting (primarily) and general usage? Lots of open fields and prairie which could have coolies and bush. It would also be used in the winter. Thanks in advance.