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Why does Nikon make the best binoculars in the world? (2 Viewers)
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Too late! Your already there!
I know. Not only did I abandon all hope upon entering here, I sold my last pair of Nikons
.I know. Not only did I abandon all hope upon entering here, I sold my last pair of Nikons
God forbid. All you have is the SV's now?
black crow
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I wouldn't want to be dependent on only one pair. What if lost or stolen? What if they need repair? Now I'm wondering if 10 pair is enough.
I counted my eyeballs. I only have two. That set me thinking....
"I counted my eyeballs. I only have two"
That's why they should be glued to a Nikon EDG.
"THE BEST BINOCULARS IN THE WORLD!"
Yeah I was thinking that myself. Whether a given pair of binoculars is The Best Pair In The World depends on ones viewing needs and pocketbook. It's an unanswerable question designed more as flame bait from a troll than anything else.
"The Best Pair In The World depends on ones viewing needs and pocketbook"
It has nothing to do with either. Best is the best regardless of price and we are talking about birding binoculars. A Nikon 8x32SE is the best porro birding binocular. I don't care what you pay for it. For birding it is the best porro. Just because you can't afford the best doesn't make them not the best. Usually the best of anything does cost more. That was a stupid statement Roadkill. Think before you open your mouth!
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flossiepip
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Dennis is most likley correct and the EDG is the best binocular out there at the moment but when you add that extra ingredient we all have, individualism then it can never be judged as such and people will always resist indoctrination.
You are asking individuals from all manner of backgrounds what the best pair of binoculars is. What is best for one won't be best for the other. There is no objective measure of best. As I said the question as phrased is trolling with flame bait.
flossiepip
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bh46118
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Since this the thread is fizzling around like a balloon with the air coming out of it, I'm going to use it to post a non binocular related link to a fantastic aviation picture compilation. There's allot of interesting history to be read along with the pictures.
Bruce
http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageNews/Stories/tabid/116/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/325/language/en-CA/Lower-than-a-Snakes-Belly-in-a-Wagon-Rut.aspx
Bruce
http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageNews/Stories/tabid/116/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/325/language/en-CA/Lower-than-a-Snakes-Belly-in-a-Wagon-Rut.aspx
mooreorless
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Thanks Bruce!!
bh46118
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Your welcome.
I normally wouldn't post a non related link on here, but I figured this group of people might really enjoy it.
Bruce
I normally wouldn't post a non related link on here, but I figured this group of people might really enjoy it.
Bruce
Wrong. It wasn't fizzling until you dead-ended it with your old airplane pictures. That stuff is boring. Eeegad! Dry. Gimme some water! Are you a pilot? You kinda of look like Tom Cruise in "Top Gun" with those glasses on.
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Individualism has nothing to do with what is the best. The best is the best. If you as an individual don't think the EDG isn't the best then you are just not knowledgeable about what is good and what isn't.
