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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

Looking for a perfect pocket. (3 Viewers)

Docter 10x25. Maybe not ideal for glasses, but the Trinovid 10x25 is ridiculous for me with the binocular hovering in the air in front of my face, moving everywhere.
And some double hinged binoculars just keep changing IPD. My 10x25 Docter maintains correct IPD over thousands of times used.
This involuntary movement of eyes and hands relative to the 2.5mm exit pupil is why I think people are unhappy with 2.5mm exit pupils. A really well fitting binocular remains almost steady.

With many binoculars I find that my eyes wander around a 4mm exit pupil with my pupil at 2.5mm.

Zeiss 6x20. Nice.

I also have a 10x25 Docter Optics roof......they are solidly built....maybe just a little on the dim side but have served well over years of use without the hinges loosening up....:t:
 
I use a 6x32 Opticron traveller MG. Nice and light also compact.Made in Japan with a great view being 6x. Out of the case and in a pull tie bag. Fits easy in my jacket pocket
 
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