Anyone have a Vortex Vulture 10x50 bino?

[Grizzlypeg]

Anyone buy one from Cameraland and have a report on how good it is?

 

[kens]

Yes I did and it is very good. Compared side by side with Zeiss and Swarovski which are somewhat better and likely noticeably better under low light conditions.

Great deal and I highly recommend them to anyone.

 

[scott_r]

I bought em and really like them. Lifetime warranty transferble warranty, awsome customer service and great optics.

 

[Grizzlypeg]

Got mine from Cameraland. Man, do they ship out fast. They are a good binocular for the money. I've been testing them under low light conditions and I'm pretty happy with them. Compared to my old 10x binoculars these are much better. Easy on the eyes and sharp image. Now bear in mind that I'm not optics expert and there is no doubt a reason guys buy bino for a grand, but for my purposes these are a great upgrade.

 

[brotherjack]

I was once upon a time convinced that Nikon Monarch was about the best thing going under $1,000. Then I tried some Vortex Diamondback's. The Vortexes were noticably higher resolution, and every bit as bright. Better optics + better warranty? Sure, I'll buy some of those!!!

I've never had a pair of Vultures to handle, but if they are even remotely as good as the Diamondback's, they'll be some of the best glass around in the sub-Swarovski class.