Binoculars
Binoculars represent a valuable piece of equipment in the field. Here we have reviews of some of the latest binoculars from all the major manufacturers whether they are used for bird watching, taking in the scenery or trying to find your chosen quarry. With prices ranging from one hundred pounds to a couple of thousand these reviews can help you decided which ones you want.

Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 review: are £3,780 multispectral binoculars worth it?
At £3,779.95 the Pulsar Symbion LRF DXR50 is no bargain, but Jules Whicker found its thermal channel and handling set it apart after testing it on deer by day and by night.

Hornady Binocular Case

Konus Rex 10×42 Roof Prism Binoculars

HIKMICRO HE25L MULTI-SPECTRUM BINOCULAR
Take four devices into the field? Jules Whicker suspects HikMicro’s multi-spectrum Habrok HE25L binoculars may be all you really need

Zeiss Conquest HDX 10×42 binoculars
Chris Parkin eyes up some Zeiss Conquest HDX 10×42 binoculars

Conquest HDX 8×32 Binoculars
RRP £850.00 Zeiss – www.zeiss.co.uk

Swarovski 8×32 EL Range with TA
Pete Moore tries out some of Swarovski’s 8×32 EL Range Binoculars with Tracker Assistant

Minox 10×42 X-Range Binoculars
Chris Parkin checks out some LRF binoculars from Minox

Steiner Ranger LRF 10×42 Range Finding Binoculars
Reviewer: Bruce Potts

Hawke 8×42 LRF Binoculars
Pete Moore checks out a set of Hawke 8×42 LRF Binoculars

Whitby Gear Compact Binoculars

Vortex Diamondback HD 15×56 Binoculars

Hawke Binoculars 4-Way Comparison Test
Mark Camoccio compares four different binoculars from Hawke