Bino suggestions

[systemnt]

After my trip to t s.tx ranch this weekend and having to accurately learn to judge deer age to abide by the rules.. I realized my Binos suck.
Any reccomendations that won't require a second mortgage?

[Codie]

Vortex is the only way to go - contact Arrowsmith here on TBH and he will hook you up

[Spears,JT]

Vortex is the only way to go - contact Arrowsmith here on TBH and he will hook you up

X-2

[keatonskidmore]

Vortex is the only way to go - contact Arrowsmith here on TBH and he will hook you up

X2! Vortex and Nikon are my suggestions...and its about time for me to get a new set!

[rubydog]

I will put my Minox in the mix with the Swaro's and Leica's and they are about a grand less for the BD 10x42.I have been guiding for 21 years now and can tell you a thing or two about good glass and eye strain and you will never go wrong with Minox.
So I guess Vortex isn't the only way to go.

[JGreen31]

Another vote for Vortex.

[Codie]

I will put my Minox in the mix with the Swaro's and Leica's and they are about a grand less for the BD 10x42.I have been guiding for 21 years now and can tell you a thing or two about good glass and eye strain and you will never go wrong with Minox.
So I guess Vortex isn't the only way to go.

as long as your not going to have to buy another set of glass (unless you just want to) with the Minox then I bet they are great. Vortex warranty is crazy. You buy a pair of Vortex and you won't have to buy another set of binoculars again as they will replace them no questions asked no matter what happens to them. I have had mine replaced twice and both accidents were my fault.

[lameduck]

as long as your not going to have to buy another set of glass (unless you just want to) with the Minox then I bet they are great. Vortex warranty is crazy. You buy a pair of Vortex and you won't have to buy another set of binoculars again as they will replace them no questions asked no matter what happens to them. I have had mine replaced twice and both accidents were my fault.

Good point

[Johnny]

Vortex is the only way to go - contact Arrowsmith here on TBH and he will hook you up

Vortex....no questions. Get you a pair of Diamonbacks. As said above...contact Arrowsmith here on TBH and he will take care of you quickly.

[txdukklr]

this question depends on how much you want to spend

for the money vortex is excellent!

[2050z]

Carson Optics. The new 3D model is awesome!!!!!

[rubydog]

as long as your not going to have to buy another set of glass (unless you just want to) with the Minox then I bet they are great. Vortex warranty is crazy. You buy a pair of Vortex and you won't have to buy another set of binoculars again as they will replace them no questions asked no matter what happens to them. I have had mine replaced twice and both accidents were my fault.

I had a pair that burned up in a plane crash and killed 2 buddies in Colorado. Dirk had my bino's around his neck when he died. Their Dad, John rode a mule up and viewed the crash site and brought my bino's back, melted. Minox replaced them with new ones no questions asked. I gues the warranty is pretty good.

[d_e_smith]

Meopta

[Codie]

I had a pair that burned up in a plane crash and killed 2 buddies in Colorado. Dirk had my bino's around his neck when he died. Their Dad, John rode a mule up and viewed the crash site and brought my bino's back, melted. Minox replaced them with new ones no questions asked. I gues the warranty is pretty good.

great warranties go a long way! sorry to hear about the accident

[Pernell]

I got a pair of Minox 10x42 they are very good , not as good as my EL's but awesome for the price. If you go to camofire.com you can find them and Vortex on sale sometimes.