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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fireform" data-source="post: 1756543" data-attributes="member: 65457">Gee, Steve--I don't see how anyone could get the impression are defensive where Zen-Ray is concerned.  It's clearly the depth of cabin fever time in Klamath Falls (yes, I've been there).I'm glad that you admit I never said that Zen-Ray binoculars stink, or anything remotely like that, and I hope that with time you may even manage to accept the fact that I have praised their binoculars quite extensively.  Plenty of people have had criticisms of the Zen-Rays, so I am not sure how I've been singled out as the bad guy.  My main criticism of the Zen-Ray 7x36 was met (to Zen's great credit) with a design revision, which would suggest that I wasn't just making stuff up.I do have to say though, since you feel that I've "hit Zen-Ray below the belt" and thus deserve a stern talking-to, that I have never read any account of anyone having a binocular repaired by Zen-Ray.  Replaced, yes.  Repaired?  No.  I just point out this tiny detail because it's hard for a literal-minded guy like myself to understand how a company can be said to posses a repairs department if they don't actually do repairs.  And finally, you can bluster and assert all you want, but if Zen-Ray is not actually just a handful of guys importing stuff they've ordered from a Chinese factory, what is the proof?  I haven't seen a shred of it.  And if they are, so what?  Hitting below the belt?  The basis of your outrage completely eludes me.</blockquote>

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