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Outstanding Binoculars
I can see climbers on Mt Wrightson (southern AZ) from over 16 miles away. Watching Condors at the Grand Canyon when others with binos could only see specks. Can see Golden Eagle nest from 1.5 miles. Heavy but get a collapsible staff and screw it into the bottom of the binos and can use for hours w/o fatigue. You want the best get these. You will not be disappointed.
Pros: Extream magnification
Cons: Heavy but get the collapsible staff.
AWESOME PREMIUM BINOS
I've used most binos from small (20mm) to gargantuan (16-inch!) and entry-level to premium. The high-end Zeiss are best - and this 20x60 S is the best of the best! It is the most powerful premium bino that can perform hand-held. Collimation, sharpness, color, stability, ruggedness are ALL superior/best. Stabilized bright 20x allows me to ID planes at 30,000+ ft. They are worth the hefty price. Nothing else even comes close. They ARE (necessarily) heavy so good for brief standing or monopod for longer use. If star-gazing, a recliner is essential. Tom Dey
Pros:
- rugged
- Quiet
- PREMIUM THROUGHOUT
- BATTERY-FREE
- EXCELLENT CASE
Cons:
- NECESSARILY HEAVY
Best Used for:
- Astronomy
- ID OBJECTS AT LONG RANGE
- REMOTE BIRDING
Would recommend: Yes
17 of 19 found the following review helpful.
Perfection
I don't know how they do it, but this binocular has a mechanical image stabilization mechanism! No battery required. If you need the best, this is it.
Pros: Excellent German made binocular
Pros: Excellent German made binocular
Would recommend: Yes
14 of 14 found the following review helpful.
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