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<blockquote data-quote="iambirding" data-source="post: 254949" data-attributes="member: 12991"><p>i thought it might be interesting for everyone on the forum to put there 5 favorite bins that they've used or tried out. please- no one should post the ones that they would like to own but have not tried out yet. and these should be your favorite bins to watch birds or whatever with; obviously optical quality is a must but also feel and just a pair you really like to have with you. any maginfication or size is fine. 1- being the best and 5 being your least favorite. please just list bins and comments based on your list that way we have a condensed list so everyone's favorites bin choices are all on one thread. thanks, i hope you enjoy it.</p><p></p><p>1. swaroski el 8.5 X 42 (a good all around bird glass. so far the only company that really has fit almost all needs a birder could have.)</p><p></p><p>2. nikon venturer lx 8 x 32 (a bit small and heavy. but xcellent optics)</p><p></p><p>3. swaroski slc 8 x 50 (heavy and close focus is not good, otherwise #2)</p><p></p><p>4. pentax dcf sp 8 x 43 (perfect feel, balanced, light weight, optics are great, fov is not good.)</p><p></p><p>5. Bushnell Legend 8 x 42 ( heavy but i like the feel. colors don't match the DCF SP) </p><p> </p><p>:clap:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iambirding, post: 254949, member: 12991"] i thought it might be interesting for everyone on the forum to put there 5 favorite bins that they've used or tried out. please- no one should post the ones that they would like to own but have not tried out yet. and these should be your favorite bins to watch birds or whatever with; obviously optical quality is a must but also feel and just a pair you really like to have with you. any maginfication or size is fine. 1- being the best and 5 being your least favorite. please just list bins and comments based on your list that way we have a condensed list so everyone's favorites bin choices are all on one thread. thanks, i hope you enjoy it. 1. swaroski el 8.5 X 42 (a good all around bird glass. so far the only company that really has fit almost all needs a birder could have.) 2. nikon venturer lx 8 x 32 (a bit small and heavy. but xcellent optics) 3. swaroski slc 8 x 50 (heavy and close focus is not good, otherwise #2) 4. pentax dcf sp 8 x 43 (perfect feel, balanced, light weight, optics are great, fov is not good.) 5. Bushnell Legend 8 x 42 ( heavy but i like the feel. colors don't match the DCF SP) :clap: [/QUOTE]
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