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    $50 binoculars

    With respect to FOV and depth of field, notice Mr. MacGee's statement: That is, children GENERALLY have a better binocular experience when the field of view and depth of field is larger because it is GENERALLY easier to see the target birds the larger that these are. This is generally not as...
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    $50 binoculars

    At your price point, and considering the weight issue, you will get the biggest bang for the buck with a reverse porro. Olympus will probably not be as well made as the Nikon Actions, but provide a decent (albeit not as good) view and be much easier lighter in weight and size. The view they...
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    $50 binoculars

    I agree with the others that say if you are able to push your budget at all, the Leupold Yosemite 6X30 is a superb binocular for $90.00. Closer to your budget, are the reverse porros at around $60 each, but you get considerably worse views, IMO. Links to all have already been provided.
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