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Bargain Binoculars

July 15, 2012

Binoculars have got to be included on any list of required hunting gear. But with some optics running the cost of a good used car, many hunters try to save money by sacrificing quality. No need. This list of optics will deliver the headache-free surveillance capability most hunters require and leave a few bills in your bank account, too.

Burris Signature Select 10x42	Bushnell Legend Ultra HD Compact 10x26	Leupold BX-2 Cascade 10x42	Nikon ProStaff 7 ATB 10x42
Simmons ProSport 10x50	Steiner Safari Pro 8x30	TruGlo TruBrite Open-Bridge 8x42	Weaver Buck Commander 8x42

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Theo wrote:
May 22, 2013

After detailed comparisons at the big sporting good stores for optics, features, performances and values, I kept coming back to these mid-range Leupold BX-2 Cascade 10X42 Binoculars. On the net, there are high consumer reviews praising the benefits these little binocs offer. I found the small size, lighter weight, excellent edge-to-edge clarity, tact sharpness (with great DOF), superb build quality and great dollar value too much to ignore! For the investment, these BX-2's really are overall an Excellent buy and outperform competition at sometimes 2-3x their purchase price! Their ergonomic design fits extremely well in my hands and provides quick and precise easy adjustments. I found my BX-2's also are excellent in very low light conditions, pulling in details and light beyond my seeing abilities...Ready for the Deer Hunt. At the range, we were able to compare the BX-2's to a $1,600 pair of Swarovski 10X42's. We were all blown away at just how close in optical performance and clarity these were to a very respectable, 5x the price professional binocular...Wow! With a lifetime warranty and the Leupold reputation for fine quality optics, I expect to pass down my used BX-2's, still in perfect condition!

Alf wrote:
August 09, 2011

One of the smartest buys I ever did was buy a pr of Steiners 8 x30 and i think Safari model (worn off) even at the basic level these deliver vision above others Ive seen costing lotsa$$$ more. and I can scan for long periods without eye strain. They are little rippers! (trans. Australian male expletive denoting highpraise) Well done steiner!