Bowhunting binos

[lovethehunt]

I carried Nikon Monark 10x42 for a long time and receiced some 6x loupold late last fall and love them. Either will work for a bowhunter.

[ChrisM]

Originally posted by ken613:
6x30 Leupold Yosemites.  Either roof model or porro are a great choice.  Should be able to find the porro model for well under $100.

I have a pair of these and love them.

[sledge]

i am ready to order the 6x30 leupold, but can't tell in the pic i have where the strap attaches.

does it stay flat on the chest?

also, in cabelas, the nikon 8x25 is a traveliteVI, not a monarch.  same quality?

i want to buy from cabelas because they always owe me $ on my  credit card.

may just order both, and return 1.

joe

[Orion]

Eagle Optics' Vortex are hard to beat for the price.  Haven't checked, but Cabelas might carry them as well.

[Moon]

I've had a pair of Minox 8X32 for about 10 years and they work great.  Very clear and good in low light too.

[jonsimoneau]

I've been using a pair of 8x32 leicas for a few years now and they are amazing. But if I were doing it again I'd get leicas in 8x42.

[Bullfrog]

Swarovski 8X30. Once in a lifetime purchase.   BILL

[Terry Lightle]

Leupold hands down for me for many years

[grouseshooter002]

Leica 10x25's. Have carried for yrs. with the string around my neck and the glasses fit in my jacket pocket. Not cheap, but worth every penny.

Regards,
Grouse

[dnovo]

I will 2nd Bill above. I bought a pair of 8x30 Swarovskis in 1991,  
Best purchase I ever made. Great for whitetail hunting in the woods and good enough to carry for elk hunting, unless I'm glassing a long way, then I get the 10x42 Kahles out.