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Vortex Fury 6,5x32
When I wear contacts, I am not equally impressed as when I use it with spectacles. The eyecups extend far but occasional blackouts occur if the bin is pressed too tight to the eyes. As I have explained with graphics in http://www.birdforum.net/showthread.php?p=1892964#post1892964, I really like...- looksharp65
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Vortex Fury 6,5x32
My spare pair arrived today, I bought them from OpticsBestBuy at $164.99. The serial number is within the same 1000# range as my other. The hinge is slightly stiffer and the focuser slightly rougher. I have some kind of feeling that the newer is even a hair sharper and possibly even more color...- looksharp65
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Vortex Fury 6,5x32
I guess that if the Zen-Ray had been designed with a longer eye relief and, then if needed, slightly narrower FOV, it would have been my choice. As my story told, my eyes fell on the Fury by chance, and it was definitely the best buy I ever did. Like I stated, it's all about...- looksharp65
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Vortex Fury 6,5x32
My spare pair is soon arriving :) For anyone who it might concern, I have a firm belief that the Meopta Meopro is the same binocular, but in Batman-style clothing. And a little more expensive, too.- looksharp65
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Vortex Fury 6,5x32
I have copied and pasted my own (and Bill S's) replies from a thread where I wanted advice on choosing the Zen Ray 7x36. Finally I ended up with a Vortex Fury, and I think more birders would use it if they were aware of its features. So I thought it would be better not to hide it in the ZenRay...- looksharp65
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