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Vortex 10x42 Crossfire HD Roof Prism Binoculars Bundle w/ GlassPak Harness Case, Cap and Floating Strap on sale for $159 - $40 w/ discount code
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$119.
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Specs:
- 10x magnification in 42mm objective lens
- 325' field of view at 1,000 yards
- 15mm eye relief
- Fully multi-coated lenses
- Roof prism design
- Right eye diopter/Center focus wheel
- Twisted adjustable eyecups
- Rubber armored exterior
- Waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof
Includes:
- Vortex 10x42 Crossfire HD Binoculars
- GlassPak Binocular Harness Case
- Rainguard Eyepiece Cover
- Tethered Objective Lens Cover
- Comfort Neck Strap
- Lens Cloth
- Lifetime Warranty
- Vortex Cap (Color May Vary)
- Foam Floating Camera Strap (Color May Vary)
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These are Roof Prism; if you are used to Porro Prism design, you may or may not find these comfortable to hold.
The H20's have the good quality BAK4 prism glass (as opposed to the cheaper/less quality BK7 prism glass). I don' see on the specs for Vortex which kind it has -- but if it has BK7, avoid them.
The Field of View for these is only 325' at 1000 yards, which will make it a bit challenging to keep birds in view if they are actively flitting around.
The other important specs for birding such as Close Focus, Fully Multi coated Lenses, gas purged, and Eye Relief look good for the Vortex.
I like Vortex generally, but their marketing has gotten sketch. They label these HD to confuse consumers who expect HD or ED glass. They were slinging Diamondbacks this last Christmas for cheap as well, but their ads often failed to mention they were copies of models released like 2 or 3 generations ago.
These are seemingly okay, but they are very much entry level. You can get a big boost by spending a little more. Just depends on your needs.
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These are Roof Prism; if you are used to Porro Prism design, you may or may not find these comfortable to hold.
The H20's have the good quality BAK4 prism glass (as opposed to the cheaper/less quality BK7 prism glass). I don' see on the specs for Vortex which kind it has -- but if it has BK7, avoid them.
The Field of View for these is only 325' at 1000 yards, which will make it a bit challenging to keep birds in view if they are actively flitting around.
The other important specs for birding such as Close Focus, Fully Multi coated Lenses, gas purged, and Eye Relief look good for the Vortex.
.... seriously I'm not sure. I do have these though and they're awesome, I just chuckle at the "HD" high definition...
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Bass pro has the GlassPak on sale for $29 right now. I am considering it... I like the Badlands pack, but they are much more expensive. I use my binos for hunting. Keeping them close the chest is a must.
That said, don't let the pack dissuade you from getting the binos.
.... seriously I'm not sure. I do have these though and they're awesome, I just chuckle at the "HD" high definition...
I like Vortex generally, but their marketing has gotten sketch. They label these HD to confuse consumers who expect HD or ED glass. They were slinging Diamondbacks this last Christmas for cheap as well, but their ads often failed to mention they were copies of models released like 2 or 3 generations ago.
These are seemingly okay, but they are very much entry level. You can get a big boost by spending a little more. Just depends on your needs.