Binoculars for hunting that won't break the bank

[Isle]

To think about a bino depends on how long distance your range is. if it's 100 yards, 6X is enough, longer then that? A 8X will be a better choice. then pick a brand, as folks said Nikon or Pentax won't go wrong.

 

[guntech]

Have a serious look at the Leica Trinovid HD 8x42's. They can be found in Canada for a little over one thousand dollars.
You won't find better glass in their price range.

I think the Minox 10x42 is the best buy for the money... considerably less than Leica in price... right up there with quality.

 

[Sumonda]

Not range finding, but the optics my Maven binos are amazing!
https://mavenbuilt.com/collections/binoculars

 

[Can-down]

Hard to go wrong with a quality made optic but choosing between a bunch of good options is a personal thing as we all "see" things a bit differently.

I would let him decide what he likes best in this case.

 

[Jimmy_grayson]

Watch the equipment exchange for used stuff. I got a set of meopta meostars for half the price, and a set of nikon monarch 5 on kijiji for a 3rd of the price.

 

[BigUglyMan]

I'm looking to get some bino's for the hubby that won't break the bank. I was thinking rangefinding binoculars but wow. Any suggestions.

Nope. Cheap glass isn't worth the money. If you want rangefinding binos you're going to break the bank. There's just no way around it.

 

[Mudduck]

For range finding Bino’s I went with the Nikon laser force 10x42. I wish they had them in 8x but I have had them for 3 years and pleased with them. I after getting them I soLd my Leica range finder which has. Lot of additional features but when hunting I just didn’t have time for those features - I just wanted distance and incline.
https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/rangefinders/laserforce-10x42.html