Binoculars

[My dogs 6]

I am thinking of getting a pair What is the best binoculars to get for hunting

For spotting things over distances And good value

[sikastag_1 689]

Sky's the limit mate lol, Swarovski or Zeiss would be my first choice, if its just a cheapish but good pair I had a guy out stalking that had the bushnell legend ultra HD bins and they seemed good enough.

Edited September 22, 2013 by grant_c

[thefensarefarbutistillgo 2,482]

Swarovski are the best IMO, unbeleivable clarity, the 10 x 50 are good ones, cost about £2000 brand new but I got a pair off eBay for £200, I'd go for a high end pair second hand rather than buying a cheaper pair brand new

[moonlighter 1,164]

Depends where you wanna use/loose then. If you get a tug in lincs then you can kiss them goodbye, so I wouldn't be spending more than £200 quid.

[dirty twister 31]

Vortex good value for money not swarovski but not swarovski money either

[tatsblisters 10,010]

Depends where you wanna use/loose then. If you get a tug in lincs then you can kiss them goodbye, so I wouldn't be spending more than £200 quid.

FFS they will be confiscateing your wellingtons next.

[boyo 1,398]

have a look on skies n scopes they have some real nice ones in their sales at working mens prices had a real nice bino for half price £120 down from £250

[brambles 3,263]

Just bought a pair of Hawke Nature Trek 10x42 with a open hinge, for what I paid they're a great buy

[my hounds 309]

At the moment i have bushnell trophys 10 X 50,but its dependent on our own eyes etc plus budget.

[Maximus Ferret 2,063]

Nikon Monarch5 8x42. Lightweight and very good quality and clarity and low light performance for the price.(You can get them around £250 new). If you want to spend less, their are cheaper monarch models that are also good for the money.

High end second hand can be good if theirs nothing wrong with them but bins can be delicate so buying second hand can be risky.

[Barralad 40]

I am thinking of getting a pair What is the best binoculars to get for hunting

For spotting things over distances And good value

I bought my NIKON SPORTER online from the link below. Unbelievable clarity. Rubber coated. For use with or without glasses. Definitely value for money & got good service from these guys too.

 

http://www.carmarthencameras.co.uk/section/648/1/sporter-binoculars