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    Help me choose my first binoculars!

    I think that normal retail is often around $119, but they can be found for under $100 if one is willing to buy off the internet. I think it was CDNN that had the blaze-orange camo version for about $69 a short time ago......
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    Help me choose my first binoculars!

    Hmmm.... that's three votes for the Yosemite. That should tell you something.....
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    Help me choose my first binoculars!

    :king: I had thought about doing just that, but then I thought that there might be a good zoom out there that I didn't know of. I'm still trying to think of one....
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    Help me choose my first binoculars!

    10x is not shaky for everyone. You might do just fine with one. Everyone is different. 10x25 in low-priced binos will not be very good at all. You have to go up to some good ones such as the Nikon Premier in order for a 10x25 to be any good. A 10x25 will be too dim for many. However, it...
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    Help me choose my first binoculars!

    First -- never ever ever never ever never never never ever, and I mean *never* buy an inexpensive zoom binocular. In your group, I would pick the Aculon, and by quite a bit. An even better buy, if you are willing to go to ebay, is the Olympus EXPS1 8x42. Great little bino for the price. You...
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