Pros: Wide angle, bright and clear view, not too expensive, UV filtered lenses, rubber coated. Cons: Short eye relief, no twist up eye-cups, not very convenient for eyeglass users.
I bought Olympus Trooper DPS I 8X40 for my wife so that she can enjoy the views when we are on vacation or going on outdoor trips. Prior to buying it I had her tried my Olympus Outback RCII-R 8X25 which is a roof prism compact binocular. I thought she ...
They were the best in the shop! by mart1 ,Mar 29 '08
Pros: Size, weight, feel, price. Cons: Not found any yet.
I was looking for a good pair of beginner binos at a budget price. I wanted 8x40 to keep the size down. The store I went to had many binos to choose from. I stood for about 20 minutes trying one pair after another. These binos really are amazing for the price and the picture is so clear with excellent depth of field. Highly recommended.
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