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Decent binoculars
Author:Denny Allen from 43050 on Jul 17, 2007
Would recommend: yes
Denny Allen wrote:
Overall rating:4 out of 5
Easy To Set Up:5 out of 5
Features:4 out of 5
Meets expectations:4 out of 5
Usability:4 out of 5
Value for your money:3 out of 5
I don't have a lot of experience w/ binoculars, especially the new ones. Pros--no chromatic aberration detected. Good comfortable strap. Focus ring is easy to reach and turn, although a 1/2" further away from the eyepieces would be easier. 1-5/8 turns from 5' to infinity, but less than a 1/4" movement covers from 60 to 400 yds. and a 1/4 turn from 8'to 12'.
Cons--pin cushioning is very evident. Eyecups twist up, but the detents are ineffective, especially the left one. Focus is soft around the edges. Rain guard is too loose to stay on.
Conclusion--I looked at Bushnell's $100 Scout (10x42) and Nikon's $175 Action EX (same) in a store the other day. I couldn't tell any difference in resolution or brightness between those and the $210 Diamondbacks. Alignment and eye strain could be different, but I couldn't check that w/ such a short viewing time. I don't look through them for hours at a time, anyway. I am considering returning
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