Optics Question...
#2
I did a lot of personal research and literary research before I bought the Leupold Wind River 10x40's. For the 250.00 I spent, I couldn't find a better optic. There are better but it will cost you. I have had mine for 3 years I believe, they are a great optic, very clear and they don't fog up easily.
#3
Fork Horn
Joined: Apr 2003
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From: IOWA
I also spent a lot of time comparing binos and went with the Leupold wind river's. I have had mine two years and love them. I compared all brands including in low light and you would have to spend several times more to do any better.
#6
I've used binoculars for 20 years of deer hunting. Always went with the cheap $20-$30 pair until this year. For an upcoming elk hunt, I ordered a pair of Leupold Wind River "Katmai" in 10x32. They are awesome! I'm not sure what I have missed over the past 20 years but I won't be missing much now. They arewell worth the money. Spent the entire day yesterday in a tree using them to watch a total count of 52 deer. Out of those were 17 bucks and 2 of those were 160-170 class animals. It was great to have a good pair of binoculars to enjoy the sight. I don't think you will go wrong with any of the top notch binoculars out there. I think with optics, you generally get what you pay for.




