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<blockquote data-quote="Steve C" data-source="post: 1698284" data-attributes="member: 56622"><p>Brock,</p><p></p><p>Without spending a ton of money for them, which appears a concern you have, I suggest you take a look at the ZRS or the EO Sky King, the latter appears to be the former with dielectric prism coating. While the edge sharpness is not perfect, it is at least as good as, if not a lot better than many far more expensive binoculars. What you don't get is an expansive fov, but it is certainly not restrictive, IMHO. You do get a very good image for the price and pretty darn good edge performance. The ZRS has a warmer color bias than the EO variant.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve C, post: 1698284, member: 56622"] Brock, Without spending a ton of money for them, which appears a concern you have, I suggest you take a look at the ZRS or the EO Sky King, the latter appears to be the former with dielectric prism coating. While the edge sharpness is not perfect, it is at least as good as, if not a lot better than many far more expensive binoculars. What you don't get is an expansive fov, but it is certainly not restrictive, IMHO. You do get a very good image for the price and pretty darn good edge performance. The ZRS has a warmer color bias than the EO variant. [/QUOTE]
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