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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Etiennef" data-source="post: 3263630" data-attributes="member: 131307">It's nice to hear that there is someone that's more into these binoculars than I am. I brought my Trinovid to work today; to show off to my colleagues. I can tell you that the response was really good! Most of them could not believe that they were over 40 years old, and that the design was from yet another 10 years back in time. But I also noticed another detail that seems to vary. The attachment points for the strap seems to come in 2 versions. The one I have seems to be a later version that allows any 10mm wide strap to be attached.The previous version seems to have a more unique solution with strap-ends that hook onto two studs on the binocular.<a href="http://ebayimages.foto-fina-shop.de/fotobrell/img2/13-240514-01.jpg" target="_blank">http://ebayimages.foto-fina-shop.de/fotobrell/img2/13-240514-01.jpg</a></blockquote>