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Hey /out/ I just got a new job, and the contract says I get $1000 per year (Canadian) for health spending and out doors. I'm looking for a good set of binoculars, I'm willing to spend around $7-800. What is the best bang for my buck? Willing to go a bit more if there is a better one
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I live in BC, I will use them when I'm hiking, hunting, and just going innawoods. Distances can get pretty far, but I would like magnification, my shitty bushnells are fixed magnification
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I have never owned any super expensive binos...but my buddy had some Steiners, they were pretty damn nice. Hopefully someone can give you some better advice.
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>>1068095
Swarovski
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>>1068095
What do you want to do? If you are looking for the best all around compromise then a 40 to 42 lens at 10 power.
Lightweight compromise 32 mm at 7x or 8x.
Good all around buys Leupold bx-3 mohave at around $500.
Porro prisms are good budget buys.
You can go fancier if you want, returns start to diminish at around 1K.
Read here.
https://ronspomeroutdoors.com/blog/three-biggest-binocular-buying-mistakes/
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>>1068095
Steiners
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