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Opticron Traveller BGA ED 8x32mm Roof Prism Binoculars
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BiPolar's Review of Opticron Traveller BGA ED 8x32mm Roof Prism Binoculars

I was searching for the right combination of portability, low light performance and wide field of view. Considered Ziess Conq HD-too big, but great view; Meopta (Cabelas HD) still heavy and interpupilay dist didn't work; Nikon M7-ok view but felt cheap; Swaro CL-nice handling but expected a wow factor for the price. I thought I was down to the Maven B3 when I saw these. For $400 shipped I couldn't pass them up. I am very happy with them. As bright as my Minox 8x42s. Nice sweat spot and flat field-LOVE the wide FOV. Color appears neutral-one small complaint-the twist up eye cups will collapse with a little pressure. I am glad I tried so many brands along the way. These prove you don't have to sell your wife's jewelry to get a solid performing pair. These are certainly competitive with the $800 range I was looking at in terms of clarity and brightness. Don't let the polymer frame scare you. My 15yr old Minox with poly frame are still great despite some bangs and drops.
Pros:
  • Easy handling-bright
Cons:
  • Eye cups
Would Recommend: Yes
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