I figured this would get the most traction here and I didn't want to clutter up the Lounge.

More specifically these:

https://www.sigsauer.com/zulu8...nocular-10x42mm.html

FYI, they'd be way under $800

Thank y'all

No experience with the Sigs. But I have a couple of pair of Vortex binos. Been pretty good and reasonably priced.

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Originally posted by YooperSigs:
No experience with the Sigs. But I have a couple of pair of Vortex binos. Been pretty good and reasonably priced.

I've heard that as well, thanks

Mid level. Go compare them outside to the Swarovski NL Pure and you’ll see the difference.

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Originally posted by BB61:
Mid level. Go compare them outside to the Swarovski NL Pure and you’ll see the difference.

Very good. Thanks for that

Look at the Zeiss Terra 10x42 at euro optic

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Originally posted by sunburn:
Look at the Zeiss Terra 10x42 at euro optic

Will do. Thanks

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Originally posted by dry-fly:

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Originally posted by sunburn:
Look at the Zeiss Terra 10x42 at euro optic

Will do. Thanks

I’ve used these in 8x for several years now, and I really like them. One thing you might think about, they are not tripod compatible. Not really an issue unless digiscoping is important.

I see Japan mentioned then a few made in China, depending on model.

As we know it’s kinda a thing, put the name on a mass produced product for recognition. Even a good optics company has various levels of quality.

Thanks guys

I tried a pair of their image stabilizing binos and they were very impressive on the stabilization front. Game changer if you are glassing anything far away, which is the entire point of binos. You could spot individual holes in targets and walk people in for zeroing. I got the short stick in the eye department so I'm bad at image quality but it seemed fine.

I don't have any experience with the SIG binoculars but they sure seem to be making big strides forward in Optics the last few years.

I will say the best bang for your buck I have found is $250ish 8x40 Nikon Monarchs (japanese glass). They are 95% the performance of my $1k Leicas (german glass).

One of our archery coaches won a set at a tournament. Not sure of the model but they are image stabilized. I've used them a few times and have been impressed with their performance.