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Cluster · Wednesday 9th May 2012, 09:33

Hi,

Is a Trailblazer and a Sporter EX the same thing, but with a name change for marketing in different regions?

Dave

mikefreiberg · Wednesday 9th May 2012, 16:17

Dave,

It looks to me as if they are the same binocular, so your assumption is correct.http://www.nikon.com/products/sporto...p_ex/index.htm

I did not know this before today. Just goes to show how much I am still learning about my own product.

All the best,
Mike Freiberg
Nikon Birding Market Specialist

Cluster · Sunday 20th May 2012, 17:40

Thanks for the info, Mike. This is why they seem to be uncommon in the UK.

Regards, Dave

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Cluster Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Northern England Posts: 103	Trailblazer and Sporter EX similar? Hi, Is a Trailblazer and a Sporter EX the same thing, but with a name change for marketing in different regions? Dave

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mikefreiberg Registered User Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Colorado Posts: 182	Dave, It looks to me as if they are the same binocular, so your assumption is correct.http://www.nikon.com/products/sporto...p_ex/index.htm I did not know this before today. Just goes to show how much I am still learning about my own product. All the best, Mike Freiberg Nikon Birding Market Specialist

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Cluster Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Northern England Posts: 103	Thanks for the info, Mike. This is why they seem to be uncommon in the UK. Regards, Dave

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