So, Duck...I started with that exact pair you have as my first good set of binos. They ARE good but I have been thru quite a few others; because I like testing things and finding the best tools for my hunts.
You will find many regurgitate things they have read but not actually experienced. I will give you two experience I've had.
Seven years ago I spent a month Bighorn sheep hunting in Colorado. During this time I became friends with one of the resident sheep hunters. We eventually teamed up and took his mules deep into one of the wilderness areas. My friend has taken the Super Slam of North American game including the Recently added Tule Elk (rifle for a few but many bow), and has at least an Ovis Super 10 of sheep/goats from around the world. He may be up to Super 20 by now. Basically he hunts all over the world and he can afford the best of everything and has it. You know what ONE piece of equipment he has on
EVERY hunt?
A pair of 10x25 pocket Swarovskis. That is not saying he does not have other optics, he does and uses them well. But those little puppies are always on his person.
I spent two weeks in Africa in July. I had
TONS of time to glass all kinds of "stuff" from daylight to dark. I took a pair of 8x20 Leica Ultravids and a pair of 8 x 32 Leica Ultravids
specifically to see how much I was giving up with the 8x20s in the field. My conclusion is I am giving up nothing. I'll be carrying the 8x20s much more often.
I did not like my friend's 10x25 Swaros...their focus knob is on the objective end of the frame and they did not work well with my ever present eye glasses.
I'd save a little longer and look at the little Leica, Swarovski, or Zeiss. You will probably get all the use out of them that you are thinking, and more