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.
Still amazed by the optical quality and performance of Swarovski’s new 8.5x42 EL Swarovision binos, Pete Moore checks out the larger 10x50 version
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Sightron scopes seem to be getting all the limelight so Pete Moore decided to see what their binoculars are like
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Pete Wadeson tests a pair of Luger binoculars and reckons they are a bit of all right
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Now starting to make their mark here in the UK, Steiner binoculars have always been incredibly popular in Europe.
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Pete Moore tests the new, improved and long awaited Swarovski EL binoculars and thinks these could be the ultimate binos to date
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Pete Wadeson checks out the Hawke Frontier® Phase Corrected 8 X 42 and 10 X 42 binoculars
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Opticron’s compact, waterproof Trailfinder II binoculars are perfect for outdoor pursuit enthusiasts
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Tim Finley tests a classic pair of Kahles 8X32 binoculars with an Advantage Timber camouflage pattern finish
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Bruce Potts tests the bargain priced Yukon 7x50 WA Futurus Binoculars and finds a first class set of optics
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