Yeah. And never pay the asking price. The staff get a 20% discount and they will gladly pass that onto you for the sale. They have a 100% mark up so it's a win win for everyone other than the poor sod who had to pawn his stuff.
Recommend me some budget binoculars
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+ 1 for the Opticron 8x30 waterproof monocular, excellent scope for around the £70-80 quid mark, great quality and built to last.
I purchased a pair of Hawke Nature Trek 10x42 on the 11th june for £89 off amazon.
I love them to bits. By far the best binoculars i have used at a good price.
Just checked the same seller on amazon and the price has gone up to £141
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hawke-Natur...37885&sr=8-1&keywords=hawke+nature+trek+10x42
It may be worth checking to see if they will do a price match for their old price.
Greg
I love them to bits. By far the best binoculars i have used at a good price.
Just checked the same seller on amazon and the price has gone up to £141
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hawke-Natur...37885&sr=8-1&keywords=hawke+nature+trek+10x42
It may be worth checking to see if they will do a price match for their old price.
Greg
Tasco make good bins.
Remember though that with almost all optical aids the more you pay the better the quality, often not true for other products but for telescopes, binoculars etc its every time.
Remember though that with almost all optical aids the more you pay the better the quality, often not true for other products but for telescopes, binoculars etc its every time.
7 day shop 10x42's are great, I use them as a back up for my Swaro's.
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Get into the Field&Stream magazine website. Every year, they do a "best-of-the-best" gear test. All sorts of things.
Even #2 or #3 in their list is a whole lot better than the offshore crud.
I'm still using ancient 7x50 Pentax. My Nikon Prostaff 82mm (20-60X) has no value for scanning.
If you can go back into the F&S archives, read the poop about the Brunton Eclipse 1066 compass.
Every bit as good as was claimed.
Even #2 or #3 in their list is a whole lot better than the offshore crud.
I'm still using ancient 7x50 Pentax. My Nikon Prostaff 82mm (20-60X) has no value for scanning.
If you can go back into the F&S archives, read the poop about the Brunton Eclipse 1066 compass.
Every bit as good as was claimed.
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