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<blockquote data-quote="hawken 12" data-source="post: 3111252" data-attributes="member: 112024"><p>Since nobody has mentioned these, I believe that I will. Kruger Backcountry 8x32 binoculars. These are as small as most 8x25 or 8x28 units but have the advantage of being 32s. I own several of these and am very impressed with them. They weigh 15oz. are phase coated and fully multi-coated and are well built with nice accessories. They have twist up eyecups that function quite well. The field of view is 341 ft@ 1000yds. and they are sharp and clear inside that view. These are also sold as Columbia, LL Bean and REI 8x32 binoculars. Small enough to fit in your pocket. Sportsmans Guide has them for 124.99 and there are several on the Bay at various prices used. Buy these babies and you will be glad that you did. Also the close focus is listed at 1.5 meter but all mine focus as close as 3feet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hawken 12, post: 3111252, member: 112024"] Since nobody has mentioned these, I believe that I will. Kruger Backcountry 8x32 binoculars. These are as small as most 8x25 or 8x28 units but have the advantage of being 32s. I own several of these and am very impressed with them. They weigh 15oz. are phase coated and fully multi-coated and are well built with nice accessories. They have twist up eyecups that function quite well. The field of view is 341 ft@ 1000yds. and they are sharp and clear inside that view. These are also sold as Columbia, LL Bean and REI 8x32 binoculars. Small enough to fit in your pocket. Sportsmans Guide has them for 124.99 and there are several on the Bay at various prices used. Buy these babies and you will be glad that you did. Also the close focus is listed at 1.5 meter but all mine focus as close as 3feet. [/QUOTE]
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