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I am going to an outdoor sporting event next month and everyone that I have talked to has said to take binoculars..... not a chance that I am taking my 10X42 or 15X56 Swaros to pass around for others to Fhuqk up or drop, what is a good cheap mini bino that has fairly good optic's ????, last year I bought some Wallyworld cheapo's for a similar event and they were completely worthless
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Nikon 8x30 Pro Staff 7s. These are my house binos.
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Those 6x binos are a very good suggestion if for no other reason than fov. Your 10x42’s wouldn’t be out of place depending on the sport that you are watching. I would never think of handing off my binos to someone who didn’t bring their own. Watching our Packer people the narrow fov of my Swarovski 10x25’s was a big limiting factor and there is a way better fov with my 8x32 Leica’s. Those little mini binos take a lot more hand eye coordination for anyone picking them up for the first few times and if your sport watching is fast moving, fov will be everything.
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Kowa YF 6x30
They may be hard to find, last I looked most were out of stock, but the YF 8x30’s ain’t bad either.
Oh good,I see they’re back in stock.
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Kowa YF 6x30
They may be hard to find, last I looked most were out of stock, but the YF 8x30’s ain’t bad either.
Oh good,I see they’re back in stock. I bought some of these for my niece and nephew recently and snuck a peek through them before I wrapped them up. Now I want a pair for myself! They’re very easy to look through. Can’t imagine a better value.
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I would look at the sightron blue sky 8x32s or even the 10x32 if wanting higher x's. The kowa is certainly a good suggestion as well. Arken may have something out there but haven't looked at their smaller offerings.
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Perfect for this application, Hawke Vantage 8x42 Binocular on sale for only $69.99 Multi-Coated Optics To Produce Sharp Images Rubber Coated Focus Wheel - Close Focus From 8.2ft/2.5m BAK-4 Roof Prisms Lightweight And Durable Rubber Coated Chassis Stay-On Lens Covers For Maximum Lens Protection
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Perfect for this application, Hawke Vantage 8x42 Binocular on sale for only $69.99 Multi-Coated Optics To Produce Sharp Images Rubber Coated Focus Wheel - Close Focus From 8.2ft/2.5m BAK-4 Roof Prisms Lightweight And Durable Rubber Coated Chassis Stay-On Lens Covers For Maximum Lens Protection Just talked to your boy Neal, he has me the Hawke Vantage 8x32 on the way tomorrow
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